http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/ The Youth Work Forum was designed to be an online one stop shop for youth workers and others working with young people to engage in and share information. en Sat, 19 May 2012 15:27:33 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/images/misc/rss.png http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/ http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11311-The-Learning-Curve-Institute-FETAC-Level-6-Mental-Health-Awareness&goto=newpost Sun, 13 May 2012 08:18:30 GMT **FETAC Level 6 Mental Health Awareness:* The FETAC Mental Health Awareness Level 6 Component Certificate is delivered by The Learning Curve... FETAC Level 6 Mental Health Awareness:
The FETAC Mental Health Awareness Level 6 Component Certificate is delivered by The Learning Curve Institute over 4 full days over a period of 4 weeks on Saturdays in Dublin, Galway and Limerick; 32 hours total classroom time plus further self directed learning. Places are extremely limited so early booking is advisable.
Dates and Locations:
The course takes place over 4 full days held over 4 Saturdays. This makes the course very flexible in nature and allows people from all over Ireland to attend even if they are in full time employment.

• All Hallows College, Dublin – April 21, 28 and May 12, 19 (9:00am-6:00pm)
• Limerick Education Centre – May 2012 Dates TBC (9:00am-6:00pm)
• Westside Resource Centre, Galway – June 20, July 7, 14, 21 (9:00am-6:00pm)
• Dundalk IT, Dundalk – June 9, 16, 23, 30 (9:00am-6:00pm)

For full details on start dates, times and location please click on the following link:
http://www.thelearningcurve.ie/content/fetac-level-6-mental-health-aware...
Costs:
€599 per person.
This includes all assessments, access to online materials and corrections.

• Discount available for the unemployed and students
• Interest free payment plans available to those who wish to pay in instalments
• €4 from every booking is donated to Barretstown and Crumlin Childrens Hospital
• A certification fee of €20 is payable directly to FETAC for those who are not on social welfare benefits.

Booking:
For more information or to book a place contact The Learning Curve Institute on 098 25530 or emailinfo@thelearningcurve.ie.
NOTE: This course has completely sold out well in advance of the start date in the past so prospective students are advised to submit their application form and deposit as soon as possible.
Pro-forma invoices can be arranged for anyone who is being funded to attend the course.
A minimum deposit of €150 or a request for an invoice from a funding body plus a completed application form is required for all bookings.
Website: www.thelearningcurve.ie
Phone: 098 25530
Email: info@thelearningcurve.ie
Certification:
Upon successful completion of the course learners will receive a FETAC Level 6 Component Certificate in Mental Health Awareness.
This can be used as a stand-alone Minor Award or it can be combined with 7 other Level 6 Component Certificates as part of the FETAC Level 6 Major Awards in Social and Vocational Integration and Inclusive Education and Training.
About the Course:
This module at FETAC Level 6 has been developed to enhance the understanding of Mental Health by personnel currently working in the Mental Health field or for those people who wish to develop a career in nursing, mental health or other sectors of the caring professions.
The aim of this Level 6 FETAC Minor Award in Mental Health Awareness is to give attendees an in-depth understanding of mental health difficulties and to help them to apply this knowledge to support people who have mental health difficulties in a positive way. Learners who successfully complete this module will:

• acquire an understanding of the theoretical background associated with mental health issues
• be aware of the moral, ethical and legal considerations associated with mental health
• be familiar with theories and types of mental illness
• understand the positive and negative factors which may affect your mental health
• apply this knowledge in the workplace and in everyday life
• appreciate various treatment approaches.

Course Content:
As per the FETAC guidelines for The Level 6 Minor Award in Mental Health Awareness, this course comprises the following four units:
1. What is Mental Health?
2. The realities of Mental Illness
3. Intervention and Treatment Approaches
4. Recovery and Advocacy Options
Learning Outcomes:

• To build on and expand existing knowledge in relation to Mental Health within the group.

• To enhance confidence in participants in relation to their understanding of Mental Health Awareness and the different areas of Mental Illness.
• To allow space and time for participants to look at intervention and treatment approaches for dealing with Mental health issues.
• To equip participants with knowledge about recovery and advocacy options that are available

Entry Requirements:
Anyone who has had any experience with mental health issues in either a professional or personal capacity is eligible for the course. Application forms are used solely to gauge a candidate’s knowledge of the area in order to aid the tutor with his preparation.
While there are no special or specific entry requirements for this course, The Learning Curve Institute and FETAC have the following preferred entry requirements for this Level 6 Mental Health Awareness component certificate:
Level 4 Certificate or Leaving Certificate or equivalent qualifications and/or relevant life and work experiences.
Website: www.thelearningcurve.ie
Phone: 098 25530
Email: info@thelearningcurve.ie
Region:
Nationwide


Expiry date:
24/05/2012




Original Source... ]]> training http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11311-The-Learning-Curve-Institute-FETAC-Level-6-Mental-Health-Awareness http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11310-NYCI-Global-Justice-in-Youth-Work&goto=newpost Sun, 13 May 2012 08:18:30 GMT Global Justice in Youth Work (FETAC L5)

10 May, 2012 - 09:00 - 12 May, 2012 - 17:00

€0.00

SKU:
Global Justice in Youth Work (FETAC L5)
The National Youth Council of Ireland (NYCI) and YMCA Ireland have teamed up to provide a FETAC accredited development education training course to youth workers.
NYCI’s vision for development education training within the youth sector is one where youth work practitioners are given the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to deliver quality development education, inspiring the young people with whom they work to act for a more just and equal world.
Course Aim
The aim of the 'Global Justice in Youth Work' course is to increase the capacity of youth workers to enable young people to make a meaningful contribution to a more just and sustainable world.
Course Objectives

• Increase youth workers familiarity with the opportunities that global youth work brings to existing youth work practice in achieving organisational aims
• Increase youth workers knowledge and understanding of the interconnectedness of the world locally and globally
• Increase youth workers understanding of the impact of the global processes which influence young people's experience of life and the experience of a number of social and cultural groups experience of life
• Increase youth workers and young people's appreciation of the value and challenges of incorporating many different perspectives.
• Create the possibility for youth workers to enable young people to consciously and actively participate in shaping the world
• Enhance youth workers skills and capacity to employ a number of methods when planning for global justice work with young people.

Course Content
The course is designed specifically for adult learners who work with young people. Some of the elements covered include; Globalisation and Global Issues, Perspectives and Values in Development Education, Small Group Facilitation and Project Planning and Resources.
After This Course
Participants who successfully complete this training will have a sound understanding of Development Education theory and a proven ability to put this into practice in a non-formal setting.
Duration
The course consists of 40 hours learning over two residential sessions.
Dates
First Residential: Thursday 10^th May – Saturday 12^th May
Second Residential: Thursday 24^th May – Saturday 26^th May
Venue
Emmaus Retreat Centre, Swords, Co.Dublin.
The Award
Participants submitting a successful portfolio are awarded a FETAC Level 5 component certificate.
Participant Profile
Participants must

• Be a minimum of 18 years of age
• Be working in a paid or voluntary capacity with young people in a non formal setting, such as youth groups, community groups or development organisations
• Have a minimum of 1 year’s experience in planning, facilitating and evaluating youth work activities and have a genuine interest in global justice issues
• Have access to a group of young people with whom they intend to implement their learning and skills during and after the course
• Attend the full duration of the course
• Have a mentor appointed by their organisations to support their learning during the course.

Participant Fee - €550
There is a subsidised fee of €300. This is available to participants from NYCI affiliated organisations and others whose participation is restricted on financial grounds. All applications for the subsidised fee are considered individually.

The participant fee includes all FETAC administration, accommodation and meals at the two residential sessions and course materials.
Funding for this course is provided by Irish Aid.
Deadline for receipt of applications is Friday 27^th April 2012.

Price: €0.00
This event is now fully booked. Please email training@nyci.ie we will let you know of similar events in the future.



]]> training http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11310-NYCI-Global-Justice-in-Youth-Work http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11296-Barnardos-Programme-Support-Worker-Tallaght&goto=newpost Sat, 12 May 2012 11:23:29 GMT Ireland’s leading children’s charity is recruiting:
Title of Post: Programme Support Worker
Employment Type: Permanent and Part Time (22.5 hours per week – mornings only). Commencing 3rd September 2012
Location: Barnardos Child & Family Centre, Tallaght, Dublin 24
Salary: €15,681 - €18,890
Job Purpose
The Programme Support Worker will assist other Barnardos child care staff in the provision of individual and group programmes to children and their families.
Experience Required:
A minimum of one-year experience of working with children and families who experience disadvantage.
Qualifications
Good general education and a FETAC level five equivalent qualification in working with children is essential.
For a full job description check out www.barnardos.ie or call Helena on
01 4032080 for further details.
Closing Date: Wednesday 23rd May 2012

Region:
Dublin


Expiry date:
23/05/2012



Source... ]]> Childcare Jobs jobs http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11296-Barnardos-Programme-Support-Worker-Tallaght http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11292-Foróige-Development-Officer&goto=newpost Sat, 12 May 2012 11:23:29 GMT Foróige, the National Youth Development Organisation, which promotes and fosters youth development through the operation of various youth services in... Foróige, the National Youth Development Organisation, which promotes and fosters youth development through the operation of various youth services in urban and rural areas throughout the country in conjunction with Co. Donegal VEC, invites applications for the position of Development Officer in Donegal.
This role is to develop volunteer led Foróige services in County Donegal
The position will require flexibility in relation to working hours. Out of hours and weekend work will be required.
The following requirements are essential for the post:

• Education to National Diploma or Degree standard
• (Please note that candidates with exceptional, relevant work experience may also be considered in lieu of degree qualification)
• Significant experience in the voluntary sector
• Strong track record in volunteer management
• Car and Full Driving licence

Applications for this position must be made by way of Foróige application form only.
For full details on the above position and to request application form, please contact Foróige Headquarters by email: hr@foroige.ie or by telephone on 01-6301560
Closing date for receipt of applications is 5pm Monday 21st May 2012

Please note; a panel may be formed from which future vacancies may be filled
Region:
Donegal


Expiry date:
21/05/2012



More... ]]> Youth Work Jobs jobs http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11292-Foróige-Development-Officer http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11307-Social-Care-Worker-High-Support-Cork&goto=newpost Sat, 12 May 2012 11:23:29 GMT Social Care Worker - High Support Cork

Reference Code:	JO-1101-221762 ghhi
Location:	Cork
Salary:	Negotiable
Job Type:	Temporary/Contract/Project
Education Level:	Unspecified
Contact:	Daryl Buggle

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Social Care Workers - High support - Cork
Cpl Healthcare are currently recruiting for social care workers to join our team for locum, short term and contract placements. We are interested in hearing from candidates with relevant qualification in their field and ideally post graduate work experience but this is not a necessity. The applications will be used for future vacancies that will become available in 2011. If you would like to be considered for these future roles please forward an updated CV.

Please forward a copy of your CV to socialcare@cplhealthcare.com for an immediate interview

Or call ou social care team on 01 482 5428 for more information.

]]> Social Care Jobs jobs http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11307-Social-Care-Worker-High-Support-Cork http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11282-Cobh-Youth-Services-Assistant-Youth-Worker&goto=newpost Sat, 12 May 2012 11:23:29 GMT Cobh Youth Services requires an Assistant Youth Worker. This is a *Community Employment Scheme* position. This position is part time @ 19.5 hours... Cobh Youth Services requires an Assistant Youth Worker.
This is a Community Employment Scheme position.
This position is part time @ 19.5 hours per week. The working pattern may vary
We are an equal opportunities employer
Letter of application and CV to be sent to the FAS Supervisor Eileen Armstrong at the above address.
For enquires and job description please telephone Sinead Morgan at (021) 4814640 or e-mail tocysltd@eircom.net .
Closing date for applications is the 21st May 2012

Cobh Youth Services
16 Midleton St,
Cobh,
Co Cork
Region:
Cork


Expiry date:
21/05/2012


Date Entered/Updated:
10/05/2012

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Source... ]]> Youth Work Jobs jobs http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11282-Cobh-Youth-Services-Assistant-Youth-Worker http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11281-Finglas-Youth-Resource-Centre-Youth-Worker&goto=newpost Sat, 12 May 2012 11:23:29 GMT *Youth Worker - Maternity Cover 6 months, Temporary Contract* FYRC invites applications from suitably qualified experienced people for the post of... Youth Worker - Maternity Cover 6 months, Temporary Contract
FYRC invites applications from suitably qualified experienced people for the post of Full-Time Youth Worker (35 hours). A background in working with marginalised youth aged 10-21 is a key requirement for the position. The successful candidates will be required to work various shifts including evening, night and weekend work.
Applicants must have a minimum of:
A professionally endorsed qualification in Youth and Community Work, plus two years experience working with young people at risk
Or
An equivalent professional qualification or relevant degree plus two years full time experience of working with young people at risk
Or
Have worked as a full time Youth Worker without formal qualifications for at least 3 years.

Salary: CDYSB Youth Worker scale applies
Application Forms and Job Descriptions are available by email or post from the Administrator.
To apply: Applicants must complete the designated Application Form and forward details of your curriculum vitae and a cover letter to arrive no later than 5pm by Friday May 25th 2012 to: Administrator, Finglas Youth Resource Centre, Mellowes Road, Finglas, Dublin 11.
Ph: 01-8642595; Email: karen.judd@fyrc.ie. Emailed applications will be accepted.
This post is subject to reference checks and Garda Vetting. Short Listing will apply. FYRC is an equal opportunities employer. A panel may be formed for future appointments. This post is funded by the Department of Children and Youth Affairs through the City of Dublin Youth Service Board.
Region:
Dublin


Expiry date:
25/05/2012



Source... ]]> Youth Work Jobs jobs http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11281-Finglas-Youth-Resource-Centre-Youth-Worker http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11276-Foroige-Professional-Youth-Workers&goto=newpost Sat, 12 May 2012 01:00:19 GMT Foróige, the National Youth Development Organisation, which promotes and fosters youth development through the operation of various youth services in... Foróige, the National Youth Development Organisation, which promotes and fosters youth development through the operation of various youth services in urban and rural areas throughout the country, co-funded by the European Social Fund 2007- 2013 through the Irish Youth Justice Service, Department of Justice and Equality in conjunction with An Garda Síochána, invite applications for the following positions:

• Youth Justice Worker, APT Garda Youth Diversion Project, Tallaght, Dublin 24.
• Youth Justice Worker, LEAP Garda Youth Diversion Project, Longford
• Youth Justice Worker, West Limerick Garda Youth Diversion Project, Limerick

Applications for the above vacancies to be made by way of Foróige Application form.
For full details on the above positions and to request the Foróige application form, please contact Foróige Headquarters either by email: hr@foroige.ie or by telephone on 01-6301560.
Please note that all applications can only be accepted by way of Foróige Application Form
Closing date for receipt of applications is 5pm Monday 21st May 2012

PLEASE NOTE: A panel may be formed from which future positions funded from a variety of sources may be filled.
Region:
Nationwide


Expiry date:
21/05/2012




Source... ]]> Youth Work Jobs jobs http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11276-Foroige-Professional-Youth-Workers http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11167-Foróige-Director-of-Support-Services&goto=newpost Tue, 08 May 2012 15:41:15 GMT Foróige, the National Youth Development Organisation, which promotes and fosters youth development through the operation of various youth services... Foróige, the National Youth Development Organisation, which promotes and fosters youth development through the operation of various youth services in urban and rural areas throughout the country, in conjunction with the One Foundation invite applications for the following position:

Director of Support Services, Dublin When you join Foróige you join an organisation with 60 years experience in providing exceptional opportunities for thousands of young people nationwide. The organisation undertook a process of strategic planning during 2009 which culminated in the development and approval of a ten year high level roadmap and five year strategic plan. Three interlinking areas of development form the overarching strategy to deliver our vision for 2020. We intend to increase the appeal of Foróige, increase the accessibility of Foróige to young people and communities and prove the effectiveness of Foróige and its benefit to young people.

This strategy involves significant change for the organisation, its volunteers and staff. A number of Support Services Managers have been recruited in the recent past in order to increase the capacity of the organisation and support ongoing direct work; the successful candidate will lead this team and will report to the CEO. The successful applicant will have: Minimum 10 years relevant work experience, 5 of which must be in people management. Education to Master / MBA Level or equivalent experience An understanding of all areas of support services including; Strategic Development, HR, IT, Fundraising, Communications and Finance. Organisational, Leadership, decision making and change management skills.

Experience in Strategy Development and planning. The successful candidate will receive an attractive remuneration package in line with appropriate scales. Entry level will be in accordance with qualifications and experience. For full job description sheet on the above position, please contact Foróige Headquarters either by email: or by telephone on 01-6301560 Applications are by way of CV and Cover letter and should be sent for the attention of Mr. John Cahill, Director of Operations and Assistant CEO, Foróige HQ, Block 12D Joyce Way, Park West, Dublin 12 Closing date for receipt of applications is 5pm Friday 11th May 2012 Region: Dublin Expiry date: 11/05/2012 Date Entered/Updated: 30/04/2012 ]]> Youth Work Jobs jobs http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11167-Foróige-Director-of-Support-Services http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11166-Tús-Nua-Residential-Services-Social-Care-Worker&goto=newpost Tue, 08 May 2012 11:42:02 GMT Tús Nua Residential Services provides quality care to children and young people aged between 11 and 17 on referral who, for a variety of reasons,... Tús Nua Residential Services provides quality care to children and young people aged between 11 and 17 on referral who, for a variety of reasons, require care in a residential setting. We now invite applicants for the following posts in north county Dublin area.
SOCIAL CARE WORKER
Applicants must have a level 7 professional qualification in social care, social work or another relevant comparable discipline and 2 years residential work experience. The role will involve working with young people from 11-17 years of age providing a range of high quality services working alongside a multidisciplinary team to meet the needs of the young people. Interpersonal and communication skills with a strong ability to respond to challenging situations and new environments are a desirable quality. Flexibility is essential. The candidate will be required to work designated shifts as per the roster, including overnights, weekends and holidays. The candidate will be familiar with all relevant legislation and policies pertaining to residential childcare.
Successful applicant will be subject to Garda Vetting and reference checking.
Please send CV to tusnuamanager@gmail.com. Applicants are asked to refrain from attempting telephone contact in order to secure an interview. Successful candidates will be contacted by a Tús Nua representative to arrange an interview at which point further information regarding Tús Nua Residential Services will be provided to allow candidates to fully prepare for interview.
Closing date: Friday 11th May 2012.

Region:
Dublin


Expiry date:
11/05/2012






Source... ]]> Social Care Jobs jobs http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11166-Tús-Nua-Residential-Services-Social-Care-Worker http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11157-Bradóg-Regional-Youth-Service-Youth-Worker&goto=newpost Mon, 07 May 2012 17:13:23 GMT Bradóg Regional Youth Service seeks to support young people within the North West and Central Inner City area who voluntarily choose to participate... Bradóg Regional Youth Service seeks to support young people within the North West and Central Inner City area who voluntarily choose to participate in a range of structured activities based on individual needs and lifestyles, enabling young people to reach their fullest potential. Bradóg works in collaboration with groups and services that aim to remove barriers to youth participation and equality. We are now looking for 2 Part Time Youth Workers We operate from our base off Parnell Square, and around the area - which has a large new communities population.

We run streetwork, schools programmes, drop ins, a Justice Programme, music clubs, bike repair clubs, TV/Media work as well as special targeted projects and events in summer, Easter, Patrick's Day etc. Later this year we plan: To refurbish our premises and open a new Youth Cafe and other services; To develop strategies for young people from diverse ethnic backgrounds and To enhance our streetwork programmes. We invite applications for 2 part-time Youth Worker posts (17.5 hrs p.w.), from suitably qualified candidates with a minimum of: A professionally endorsed qualification in Youth and Community Work, plus two years experience working with young people at risk [desirable ] Or An equivalent professional qualification or relevant degree plus two years full time experience of working with young people at risk [ essential ] Or Have worked as a full time Youth Worker without formal qualifications for at least 3 years.

People with interest in and/or experience of the above 3 areas particularly welcome; the successful candidates will be flexible in working hours and willing to cover all aspects of our work when young people are available. This will normally involve working no more than 3 late evenings per week until 10pm, and some weekend work. Posts are for an initial period up until the end of December 2012 but may be extended subject to available funding.

To apply: forward details of your curriculum vitae and a cover letter telling us why you are a suitable candidate, (in 250 words), by Friday May 18th 2012 to Garry Moran, Chair, Bradog RYS, 34 Dominick Place, Dublin 1 (Ref: Youth Worker ) or email: This post is subject to reference check and Garda Vetting. Short Listing will apply and an early appointment(s) is hoped for. A panel may be formed for future appointments.

For further information contact Pauline Brennan, Project Leader, Office 01-8748758 Mobile 087-1324574. Job description, person specification etc. will be sent to shortlisted candidates. Further info at These posts are funded by the Department of Children and Youth Affairs through the City of Dublin Youth Service Board Bradog is an Equal Opportunities Employer. Region: Dublin Expiry date: 18/05/2012

Source... ]]> Youth Work Jobs jobs http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11157-Bradóg-Regional-Youth-Service-Youth-Worker http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11060-Music-for-Youth-Project-Summer-2012&goto=newpost Thu, 03 May 2012 09:34:33 GMT Hey everyone,

The Music for Youth Project uses music to positively engage young people, connect with their interests & promote learning.
We still have some availability to deliver our hands on music workshops with young people this summer 2012.

Our trained facilitators can come to your project, school or community with our DJ programs & music learning activities.
Our most recent program helped 6 young people from 3 youth projects reach the finals of the Irish Youth Music Awards 2012.

For more information on our programs & services check out the website -
http://themyproject.ie

Best wishes...
...the my project team
087 7085019
info@themyproject.ie ]]> evan kenny http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11060-Music-for-Youth-Project-Summer-2012 http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11015-St-Michael’s-House-Social-Worker&goto=newpost Tue, 01 May 2012 17:00:40 GMT St. Michael’s House is a community based voluntary organisation founded by parents in 1955 which provides facilities and services to over 1,500 people with intellectual disabilities and their families in Ireland throughout Dublin city and county. We provide services in three regions: Northern Region (Ballymun); Northeast Region (Coolock); Southern Region (Goatstown). We are now looking for a:
Professional Qualified Social Worker
Full-Time 18 Month Fixed Term Contract
Northeast Region
Applications are invited for a full time, 18 month fixed term contract, for a professional qualified Social Worker based in our Northeast Region Clinic, located in Coolock, Dublin 17. We are seeking an energetic and enthusiastic social worker to join a busy department that provides a range of social work services to adults and children with intellectual disabilities and their families in community settings.
This position will involve assessment, family case work, training and group work with service users, their families, and staff.
NQSW or equivalent and a clean driver’s licence are essential requirements for the position. All qualifications equivalent to NQSW must be validated by the National Social Work Qualifications Board or Crou upon application for this vacancy. At least 2-3 years post qualification work experience is essential preferably in the area of Intellectual Disabilities and some experience of doing host family/fostering assessments would be desirable.
Shortlisting will apply for this position
Informal enquiries for this position are welcomed by Deirdre McNamara, Principal Social Worker, at Tel (01) 8770575
Closing date for receipt of completed applications is: 11th May 2012

St Michael’s House seeks to employ proactive and progressive individuals who identify with the ethos of providing a continuum of innovative services that support people with an intellectual disability to integrate with the community.
To apply: Post 3 copies of your C.V. to: Recruitment Section, Human Resources Department, St. Michael’s House, Ballymun Road, Dublin 9 or email recruitment@smh.ie.
Visit our website on www.smh.ie
St. Michael's House is an equal opportunities employer.
Region:
Dublin


Expiry date:
11/05/2012




Source... ]]> Social Care Jobs jobs http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11015-St-Michael’s-House-Social-Worker http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11014-Step-By-Step-Project-Worker&goto=newpost Tue, 01 May 2012 17:00:40 GMT Step By Step Project - A community based project for children 5-12 years and their families in the Markets area Are looking for a: *Project Worker... Step By Step Project -
A community based project for children 5-12 years and their families in the Markets area
Are looking for a:
Project Worker (3 Days per week)
The main tasks for the position will be:

• To plan and facilitate self-esteem and personal development programmes

The following is required for the post:

• Qualification/training in childcare, youth/community work essential
• Experience of working with children and their families essential

Salary Scale: HSE
Letter of application and CV by 9th May 2012 to:

The Chairperson
Step by Step Project
6 Coke Lane
Smithfield
Dublin 7
Email: stepbystep7@gmail.com.
Interviews for selected candidates will be held on 14th May 2012
Further Information and Job Description available on request
Contact Margaret @ 8786231
Region:
Dublin


Expiry date:
09/05/2012



Source... ]]> Youth Work Jobs jobs http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?11014-Step-By-Step-Project-Worker http://www.youthworkforum.ie/forum/showthread.php?10997-URRÚS-amp-UCD-Diploma-in-Community-Drugs-and-Alcohol-Work&goto=newpost Tue, 01 May 2012 04:29:53 GMT *Urrús and University College Dublin Diploma in Community Drugs and Alcohol Work (NFQ level 7) - 1 Year (part-time)* This comprehensive and... Urrús and University College Dublin
Diploma in Community Drugs and Alcohol Work (NFQ level 7) - 1 Year (part-time)
This comprehensive and professional course is run by Urrús in partnership with University College Dublin and intended to provide participants with a range of skills and knowledge both academic and practical which will enhance their effectiveness in responding to the complex issue of drug and alcohol misuse within a community environment. This programme leading to a NFQ Level 7 Diploma awarded by National University of Ireland, University College Dublin, is based on community development principles and uses adult learning approaches in its delivery. The programme is accepted as part fulfillment of the educational requirements for membership of IAAAC and offers a progression pathway to B.Soc Science with UCD.
Eligibility: Persons who wish to develop their knowledge and skill in the area of Community Drug/Alcohol work and who have completed a Community Addiction Studies Course or equivalent. Participants must be over 21 and have the capacity to complete a course at NUI diploma level 7 (NFQ).
Venue: URRÚS Training Centre, Horizons Centre, Balcurris Rd, Ballymun, D11.
National University of Ireland, University College Dublin, Belfield Campus.
Cost: Course fee for the year is: €2,200.00. In addition there is a one off cost of €25.00 as a nonrefundable administration fee to accompany all applications.
Application: Application can be made by application form only, this form includes a ‘personal statement’ which allows the applicant to identify their reasons for wishing to do the course and how it may benefit them and their community.
Closing Date: Completed application forms and administration fee must be received by Friday May 18th 2012.

For further information and application form please contact urrus@byap.ie or call Gabrielle at 01-8467980.
Information Evening:
If you wish to discuss any aspect of our programme, why not join us at one of our open evenings on Monday 23rd & Thursday 26th April, in the Horizons Centre, Balcurris Rd, Ballymun, between 6.00 to 8.30. Tutors and Lecturers will be on hand to answer any queries you may have.

Region:
Dublin


Expiry date:
18/05/2012


Date Entered/Updated:
03/04/2012

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