Our Vision

We see Scotland as a welcoming place where non-native English speakers have the language skills and confidence to live fulfilling lives.

Our Mission

We provide accessible and relevant ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) learning opportunities for adults, supporting integration, employability and personal development.

We support ESOL practitioners and learners to have their views heard.

We welcome all non-native English speakers, including asylum seekers, refugees, economic migrants and members of settled communities. We see Scotland as a welcoming place where non-native English speakers have the language skills and confidence to live fulfilling lives.

Our Volunteer Tutor Project recruits, trains and supports ESOL (English to Speakers of Other Language) tutors to work with disadvantaged adults who have no or insufficient access to suitable tuition.

For more information, please visit glasgowesol.org

We are looking for an enthusiastic individual with an extensive experience of teaching ESOL for the position of development worker for our Volunteer Tutor Project. Your role will be recruit, train and support volunteers in Glasgow ESOL Forum’s Volunteer Tutor Project. You will contribute to the development of a national network of volunteer co-ordinators, working volunteer ESOL tutors Scotland-wide. Your experience will sustain our volunteer-run, community-based ESOL provision by maintaining good relationships with our partners, our volunteers and our learners.

All applicants will be educated to degree level, or equivalent and have an ESOL qualification and have experience in teaching adults.

Since 2016 CBUK has been offering bereavement support to children, young people (up to the age of 25) and their families across Glasgow. We are now expanding this service and are seeking to recruit an Outreach Worker to support the Glasgow Bereavement Services Team Lead in the development, provision and evaluation of this support in localities to the north and east of Glasgow.

Applicants should have a qualification in education, health, social care, or counselling, experience in working with bereaved children and young people and be passionate about enhancing support for bereaved families.

Closing Date: Friday 23 November 2018

Interviews: Thursday 29 November 2018