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Play Worker Vacancy -Urgent


Worcester Play Council Coordinator Vacancy
15 hours/ week, £7800, 12 Month contract, January 2013 start.

Worcester Play Council is looking for an experienced and driven individual to coordinate the exciting developments of play opportunities taking place within Worcester City over 2013. As a registered charity, we work with a wide range of partners within the City to seek, develop and embed local opportunities. With 2012 being such a successful year, the coordinator would enable Worcester Play Council to seek substantial fundraising to enhance a range of play developments (including the development of a robust training programme, provision, partner developments, charity developments, play capacity etc.), facilitating the Worcester City Play Strategy across 2013 and beyond.

Application deadline: 6th December, 12 o’clock midday
To apply, please see attached application form, visit: http://worcesterplaycouncil.btck.co.uk/Jobvacancies or for more information please contact:  Hannah Cox, hannah.cox@worcester.gov.uk  01905 721 164

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