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YCSA is Recruiting for a new Project!
YCSA is recruiting for the following post:
Young People Looking Forward Programme Lead: (to work with 14-18 age group)
Salary: £ 26989.00 per annum
Base: YCSA Office at 48 Darnley Street, Glasgow, G41 2SE
Funded by BBC Children In Need initially for 18 months
The Programme Lead is responsible for the management, development and delivery of the Young People Looking Forwardprogramme funded by BBC Children in Need
YCSA Young People Look Forward is a new project designed to work with Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) young people aged 14 -18 most impacted by lockdown, cancellation of exams, and disruption to their education. It is aimed to give them back hope for the future, increase confidence, widen their choices, develop soft skills needed for employability, and help prepare them for positive destinations in life beyond school.
YCSA Young People Look Forward will provide two main workstreams:
a) Groupwork programmes around employability and activity groups to develop confidence and soft skill.
b) Mentoring primarily carried out by volunteers from BME backgrounds who can provide young people with role models and help them widen their perspective on future possibilities.
The Programme Lead will be an experienced youth worker with experience of developing and managing projects. The Programme Lead will have the responsibility of providing strategic direction for the programme, with responsibilities for accurately reporting to funders in addition to monitoring and evaluation of the programme. The Programme Lead will be responsible for managing a small team, made up of sessional staff and volunteers. The Programme Lead will work closely with the YCSA Manager to seek appropriate funding for the development and continuation of the programme and to link the work with the development of YCSA’s strategic direction.
Reports to: YCSA Manager
PVG Scheme: The role requires individuals to join the Protecting Vulnerable Groups Scheme if not already a member. The post is subject to the Scheme Record accessed prior to the post commencing.
YCSA is an equal opportunity employer and is determined to ensure that applicants are treated equally, regardless of their sex, gender re-assignment, age, disability, religion or belief, sexual orientation, pregnancy or maternity, marital status, or race. The Programme Lead is not open to job share.
People from BME and other disadvantaged communities are encouraged to apply.
Please download all of the Job Pack to apply and if you would like more information please contact us on the details below:
Email: enquiries@ycsa.org.uk | Phone: 07842792843 | 0141 420 6600 | Address: 48 Darnley Street, Pollokshields, Glasgow, G41 2SE
Closing date for applications: 12 midday Thursday 29th October, 2020
In addition to the role above we are also still in the process of recruiting for both a Programme Lead and Development worker for the new Safe, Happy & Confident programme funded by Comic Relief. Click here to see the vacancies and their job pack to apply: https://ycsa.org.uk/work-with-us/recruitment/
YCSA is Recruiting Now!
YCSA is recruiting for the following posts:
Safe, Happy & Confident Programme Lead: (work with 16-25 age group) – 35 hours per week
Salary: £ 26989.00 per annum
Base: YCSA Office at 48 Darnley Street, Glasgow, G41 2SE
Funded by Comic Relief for 2 years
Safe, Happy & Confident Development Worker: (work with 16-25 age group) – 35 hours per week
Salary: £ 24670.00 per annum
Base: YCSA Office at 48 Darnley Street, Glasgow, G41 2SE
Funded by Comic Relief for 2 years
Safe, Happy and Confident will work with Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) young people including refugees/asylum seekers, aged 16-25, experiencing homelessness or insecure housing and with BME young offenders/ ex-offenders / those at risk of offending. The aim is to provide a safe nurturing space and supports that can enable young people to develop and achieve their potential, reaching positive destinations such as a stable home, college or employment.
Group activities will help overcome isolation, build skills and confidence and promote health and wellbeing – to include: music, photography, film, fun English language learning, in accordance with the young people’s needs/interests. Young people will receive 1:1 mentoring and coaching support as and when needed. Practical supports will include accompanying young people to appointments as required e.g. to homeless services.
Programme Lead – The Programme Lead will have the responsibility of providing strategic direction for the programme, with responsibilities for accurately reporting to funders in addition to monitoring and evaluation of the programme. The Programme Lead will be responsible for managing a small team, made up of a Development Worker, sessional staff and volunteers. The team will deliver intensive one to one support and group programmes. The Programme Lead will work closely with the YCSA Manager to seek appropriate funding for the development and continuation of the programme and to link the work with the development of YCSA’s strategic direction.
Reports to: YCSA Manager
Development Worker – The role of the Development Worker is to support and empower young people from BME backgrounds to become active and valued members of society. To develop and deliver a high quality service which provides groupwork activities and 1:1 individual, person-centred support empowering young people to overcome disadvantage and reach positive destinations. To ensure service outputs are delivered effectively and outcomes achieved.
Reports to: Safe, Happy and Confident Programme Lead
YCSA is an equal opportunity employer and is determined to ensure that applicants are treated equally, regardless of their sex, gender re-assignment, age, disability, religion or belief, sexual orientation, pregnancy or maternity, marital status, or race. The Programme Lead is not open to job share.
People from BME and other disadvantaged communities are encouraged to apply.
Please download all of the Job Pack to apply and if you would like more information please contact us on the details below:
Email: enquiries@ycsa.org.uk | Phone: 07842792843 | 0141 420 6600 | Address: 48 Darnley Street, Pollokshields, Glasgow, G41 2SE
Closing date for applications: 12 midday Thursday 29th October, 2020
New YCSA YYFP Supported Maths Study Tutor Post!
Youth Community Support Agency (YCSA) is a Scottish Charity that has been providing opportunities and support for Black and Ethnic Minority young people across Glasgow for the last 25 years.
Our motto is Empowering Black and Minority Ethnic Young People
YCSA is recruiting for the following post:
Supported Maths Study Tutor (to work with secondary school age group)
Duration: 1.5 hours per week initially – 1 evening per week during school terms
Salary: £20 – £25 per hour
Base: YCSA Office at 48 Darnley Street, Glasgow, G41 2SE
PVG membership will be required
YCSA is looking for Supported Study Tutors to help us run our homework club. The successful candidates will need to be able to relate well to young people from Black and Minority Ethnic backgrounds and provide support to young people in developing study skills, undertaking homework and exam preparation.
Candidates should ideally hold a recognised teaching qualification for secondary school level in relevant subject (Maths preferable).
Please ensure you demonstrate the relevant range of skills for each post applied for.
The job description and person specification are available to download at the bottom of this posting.
Further information can be obtained by contacting us on: careers@ycsa.org.uk or call the office on: 07842792843
To Apply: email your completed application form to: careers@ycsa.org.uk by midnight Wednesday 26th August 2020
(please note due to Covid-19 this may be conducted on-line)
People from BME and other disadvantaged communities are encouraged to apply.
YCSA is an equal opportunity employer and is determined to ensure that applicants are treated equally, regardless of their sex, gender re-assignment, age, disability, religion or belief, sexual orientation, pregnancy or maternity, marital status, or race.
Posts funded by Children in Need
Job Application form- http://ycsa.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Application-Form-2018.doc
Equal Opportunities form- http://ycsa.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Equal-Opportunities.doc