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An exciting opportunity for a Management Co-ordinator to develop our work. Working closely with the Board of Trustees, staff, and volunteers, you will manage the charity's daily operations and lead fundraising efforts. You will also support existing church-based and Zoom groups, speak at events, and participate in services and meetings. A commitment to our Christian beliefs is essential, as the role has an occupational requirement to be a Christian under the Equality Act 2010, Schedule 9.
We seek a self-starter with initiative, strong communication and presentation skills, motivation, enthusiasm, leadership, and organisational abilities.
The role involves working independently within a small team, requiring computer literacy and a valid driver’s license, with travel across Scotland.
Interview Date: Tuesday 8th July in the Burntisland area
If shortlisted, you will also join a short informal Zoom meeting with individuals with learning disabilities on Thursday 3rd July.
Are you an experienced SVQ assessor in health and social care? Join our friendly, award-winning team to assess remote SVQ candidates across Scotland on a full-time, permanent basis. Opportunities for trainees to achieve qualification on the job are also available.
Based in any of our West Scotland offices or via hybrid work, you should reside within a reasonable commute and be flexible to travel.
As part of our Training Academy, you will help qualify our social care workforce, assessing qualifications at SCQF levels 6, 7, and 9, and delivering learning support.
Requirements include:
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