Right Track Scotland Ltd is a long established, community-based, Charity (SCO17314) that proactively seeks to support young people deemed “hardest to reach” with complex learning, social and behavioural challenges, aged primarily 15-18 years. Our belief as an organisation is that each young person deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential despite their start in life.

Our services are based primarily in Glasgow and Lanarkshire with some work in bordering Local Authorities.

Key Tasks:

1. Ensure all training delivery and personal support takes cognisance of individual leaning needs and styles.

2. To be supportive, motivational, encouraging and inclusive at all times

3. To support young people to recognise progress and celebrate personal achievements

4. Continually review, assess and prepare young people for a positive progression path.

5. Identify any social, emotional or educational barriers to learning. Agree action plan to overcome the same. (Project Manager must be appraised of and agree with action).

6. To continually review the appropriateness of all training resources/ approaches and where appropriate create or customise the same to meet existing and future identified needs.

7. To ensure training and support offered refers to individual young person goals and awarding body standards.

8. To actively contribute to the development of the RT Projects by being innovative, communicating clearly and acting as an advocate for Right Track and its principals.

9. To operate as a team member and maintain a belief in the client groups at all times

10. To diligently adhere to all ESF/ EF and Awarding Body Compliance Standards at all times

Please note all staff are expected to be flexible in relation to the areas they work in. Access to personal transport would be advantageous as would a clean driving licence and previous experience of working with this client group.

All staff work flexibly on a variety of contracts from 20 – 34 hours per week.

Right Track would also welcome expressions of interest for Training Roles from those interested in sessional roles or part-time, ad hoc contracts.

PVG Membership will be required for all roles.

Right Track Scotland Ltd is a long established, community-based, Charity (SCO17314) that proactively seeks to support young people deemed “hardest to reach” with complex learning, social and behavioural challenges, aged primarily 15-18 years. Our belief as an organisation is that each young person deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential despite their start in life.

Our services are based primarily in Glasgow and Lanarkshire with some work in bordering Local Authorities.

Key Tasks

1.Ensure all training delivery and personal support takes cognisance of individual leaning needs and styles.

2.To be supportive, motivational, encouraging and inclusive at all times in relation to out of centre activities

3.To support young people via varied outdoor, challenge-based activities to have confidence in their own abilities and a willingness to try something new.

4.Continually review, assess and prepare young people for a positive progression path.

5.To support young people to recognise and celebrate achievement, particularly in relation to things they think they cannot do.

6.Identify any social, emotional or educational barriers to learning. Agree action plan to overcome the same.(Project Manager must be appraised of and agree with action).

7.To continually review the appropriateness of all out of centre activity/ activity-based learning.

8.To ensure out of centre activity/activity-based learning offered reflects individual young person goals and support needs

9.To actively contribute to the development of the RT Projects by being innovative, communicating clearly and acting as an advocate for Right Track and its principals.

10.To operate as a team member and maintain a belief in the client groups at all times

11.To diligently adhere to all ESF/ EF and Awarding Body Compliance Standards at all times

Please note all staff are expected to be flexible in relation to the areas they work in. Access to personal transport would be advantageous as would a clean driving licence and previous experience of working with this client group.

All staff work flexibly on a variety of contracts from 20 – 34 hours per week.

Right Track would also welcome expressions of interest for Training Roles from those interested in sessional roles or part-time, ad hoc contracts.

Right Track Scotland Ltd is a long established, community-based, Charity (SCO17314) that proactively seeks to support young people deemed “hardest to reach” with complex learning, social and behavioural challenges, aged primarily 15-18 years. Our belief as an organisation is that each young person deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential despite their start in life.

Our services are based primarily in Glasgow and Lanarkshire with some work in bordering Local Authorities.

Please note all staff are expected to be flexible in relation to the areas they work in. Access to personal transport would be advantageous as would a clean driving licence and previous experience of working with this client group.

The Moira Anderson Foundation (MAF) are looking to recruit two Administrators with excellent inter-personal and organisational skills.

Our charity supports survivors of childhood sexual abuse therefore a warm nature is very important; previous admin experience is essential.

These permanent positions are for 35 hours per week. One post is Monday to Friday, 9am till 5pm, with evening work required at times. The other will require regular (weekly) evening work to suit services.

The positions attract an annual salary of £16,926 (MAF is a real living wage employer), pension in excess of auto enrolment requirement (post probationary period) and attractive holiday leave benefits.