Vacancies

BP Olympics Young Leaders Programme - start making tracks

Salary: c. £26k (pro rata, 2.5 days pw)

Based in Hull at Hull CVS Volunteer Centre.

Fixed-term post until December 2011

Closing date for applications is noon on Thursday 11 March 2010.

Interviews will be held on 19 March 2010 in London

Vinspired are working to inspire a new generation of volunteers - making voluntary work something that all young people are keen to get involved in. And in this role, you'll ensure they do.

Their new young leaders programme is an exciting scheme to engage young people in community projects, influenced by the Olympics values. Through this programme, they're aiming to involve more young people in volunteering - so it goes without saying that it's an exciting challenge.

Providing essential support to young volunteer leaders, you'll enable them to deliver effective projects in their communities. This will mean liaising with a wide range of local organisations, as you assure that all activities are delivered on time and to plan. A qualified youth worker with a proven flair for engaging young people, you'll also need first-rate project planning skills.

To find out more, visit the website at www.vinspired.com/about-us/jobs

Or telephone 020 7832 1621

24.5 hours NJC Scale 6 (£15,555)

Closing date for applications: Noon on Thursday 11 March 2010

Interviews to take place on Wednesday 17 March 2010

SEARCH (Social & Economic Action Resource of Churches in Hull & District) is seeking a Development Worker.

The post-holder will work with churches of any denomination, with particular emphasis on identified areas of socio-economic deprivation. You will provide advice and support to local churches to assist them in developing existing or new responses to opportunities and needs in their local communities.

You will also join people up, create chances to share experiences, spread knowledge and let other sectors know what churches achieve.

The successful candidate will:

Have experience of development work with voluntary and community groups

Be able to network and work in partnership with a variety of sectors

Be self-motivating as a lone worker

For more information and an application pack, please contact Rev Stephen Beer:

Address: c/o 2 Stockbridge Park, Elloughton, East Yorks. HU15 1JQ

Phone: 01482 668632

Email: asbeer@hotmail.com

Project Worker

CHANGE

Part-time: 0.6 post FTE (22.5 hrs/week)

£22,671 per year (Actual Salary £13,603)

Annual Leave : 25 days plus public holidays pro-rata

Closing Date: 5.00 pm - Thursday 25 March 2010

CHANGE is a national organisation run by Disabled People working for equal rights of all people with learning disabilities.

CHANGE has received a grant from the Equality & Humans Rights Commission. This grant will be used to run a project called 'Living our Lives in Safety'. This project will support People with Learning Disabilities to become more aware of hate crime and how to report it.

We are looking to appoint a Project Worker.

The post is funded until 31 March 2011 in the first instance. A second year is planned subject to confirmation of continued funding, which is highly likely.

You will work alongside a co-worker with a learning disability to develop and deliver a training course for both people with learning disabilities and professionals about hate crime. This is an exciting opportunity to join a successful and innovative human rights organisation.

Download a comprehensive recruitment pack from our website - http://www.changepeople.co.uk

Or e-mail: amy@change-people.co.uk

Or send a large stamped addressed envelope (50p) to Amy Barnett, CHANGE, Unit 41, Shine, Harehills Road, Leeds, LS8 5HS

Salary £24,000 (pro rata) + 10% occupational pension

Part-time 17.5 hours per week (actual salary £12,000)

Fixed Term contract until 31st March 2011

Closing date for applications is 4:00 p.m. on Friday 19th March 2010.

Interviews will be held in the week commencing 12th April 2010.

HLC helps voluntary organisations to deliver high quality learning opportunities. Reporting to the Director of Programmes, you will have overall responsibility for coordinating the Humber ESOL Learning Providers (HELP) Network and developing ESOL provision in partnership with statutory and voluntary sector partners. The post is based in Hull, with some work activities required sub-regionally.

Ideally you will be educated to degree level, operate proficiently in multi-agency settings, and have sound experience of working with and developing partnerships. The successful candidate will be expected to conduct community consultation and fundraise. Previous experience of delivering ESOL, or developing educational activities would be advantageous.

HLC is a dynamic charity, which is nationally recognised as a leader in its field. If you are passionate about learning and feel you can make a real difference to the lives of people from disadvantaged communities we'd like to hear from you.

For an informal discussion, contact Paul Rands / Andy Crossland on 01482 327438.

For an application pack, please contact Diane Pattrick:

Phone: (01482) 327438.

Email pattrickd@hlc-vol.org

HLC (charity no. 1097333), Goodwin Centre, Icehouse Road, Hull, HU3 2HQ

www.hlc-vol.org

Part-time, Various Hours

£22,771 - £28,857 (pro rata)

Ref. No: AA1234

Closing Date: Wednesday 10th March 2010

Hull College require Fractional Lecturers to work in the School of Skills for Life within Literacy and Numeracy subjects.

These posts require the employee to undertake an enhanced disclosure check through the criminal records bureau.

For further details and an application form, go to www.hull-college.ac.uk or send an A5 stamped Self Addressed envelope quoting Ref. No. to: Human Resources, Hull College, Queen's Gardens, Hull, HU1 3DG.

Please ensure that you attach sufficient postage to your Self Addressed envelope.

Telephone: 01482 381935

Website: www.hull-college.ac.uk

Part-Time, Est

£22,771 - £28,857 (pro rata)

Ref. No: AHA5568

Closing Date for this post: Friday 12th March 2010

A qualified and experienced maths subject specialist is required to deliver initially on Key Skills programmes, leading to a primary focus on Functional Skills Maths, with some GCSE maths delivery as required. Delivery will be from Entry to Level 2.

You will be a flexible, proactive individual with an excellent ability to communicate with a wide range of people across College and in the wider community.

This post requires the employee to undertake an enhanced disclosure check through the criminal records bureau.

For further details and an application form, go to www.harrogate.ac.uk  or send an A5 stamped Self Addressed envelope quoting Ref. No. to: Human Resources, Harrogate College, Hornbeam Park, Harrogate, HG2 8QT.

Please ensure that you attach sufficient postage to your Self Addressed envelope.

Telephone: 01423 879466

Charity number 50546

18.5 hours per week, actual salary £9,999.

Closing date for applications, 12pm, Monday March 15th.

The HPFA has been working in the Humber area since 1975 to help communities protect, improve and procure local recreational facilities. Following the award of a Big Lottery Fund Reaching Communities grant for the Humberactive project, the HPFA are recruiting three staff for the 5 year duration of the project.

Humberactive will be based at Howden with the Humber and Wolds Rural Community Council, but it may be possible for individual staff to be based elsewhere in the Humber area. Humberactive will work in the rural areas of the Humber region to assist communities to develop and improve community owned or managed recreation facilities and to organise and deliver active recreation activities.

The role is to work with communities to establish active recreation activities by helping them identify their needs, and to organise and deliver the activities in a range of settings such as village halls, playing fields and play areas. Applicants should have a minimum of 2 years experience of working in a similar role, and should be qualified to lead a range of activities in sport/exercise/play.

Successful applicants will be required to undertake an enhanced CRB check.

Application packs are available from:

The Humber Playing Fields Association
Haven House, Barton on Humber
N Lincs, DN18 5BD,

Tel: 01652 662024

Email martin.bell@hwrcc.org.uk

Charity number 50546

18.5 hours per week, actual salary £11,736.

Closing date for applications, 12pm, Monday March 15th.

The HPFA has been working in the Humber area since 1975 to help communities protect, improve and procure local recreational facilities. Following the award of a Big Lottery Fund Reaching Communities grant for the Humberactive project, the HPFA are recruiting three staff for the 5 year duration of the project.

Humberactive will be based at Howden with the Humber and Wolds Rural Community Council, but it may be possible for individual staff to be based elsewhere in the Humber area. Humberactive will work in the rural areas of the Humber region to assist communities to develop and improve community owned or managed recreation facilities and to organise and deliver active recreation activities.

The role is to work with communities to improve their recreation facilities by helping identify their needs, and advising on and assisting with the development of facilities through grant applications and advice on management and organisational issues. Applicants should have a minimum of 2 years successful experience in a similar role.

Successful applicants will be required to undertake an enhanced CRB check.

Application packs are available from:

The Humber Playing Fields Association
Haven House, Barton on Humber
N Lincs, DN18 5BD,

Tel: 01652 662024

Email martin.bell@hwrcc.org.uk.