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LEVEL 4 Fixed-Term, full-time (end date February 2027) Closing Date: Tuesday 5th August 2025 at 3:00pm Salary: €56,807 - €81,236 Per annum * *This role will be filled in line with Public Pay Policy at Point 1 of the relevant Salary Scale unless the successful candidate is appointed from an existing public sector role Blended work model with office locations of: Selection Process Shortlisting will be based on applications and the selection process may involve two competency based interviews. A panel of successful candidates may be formed following the selection process. Fáilte Ireland is an equal opportunities employer and is committed to fostering an inclusive workplace which values and benefits from the diversity of the workforce. We encourage you to reach out to us directly at recruitment@failteireland.ie should you require assistance or reasonable accommodation during the recruitment process. CLICK THE APPLY BUTTON TO GO TO THEIR CAREERS PAGE WHERE YOU CAN CHECK THIS JOB AND ALL OTHER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE.
Grade III Clerical Officer x2
Grade III Clerical Officer 1. General Duties • Complete daily administrative tasks to a high standard including - answering the telephone, dealing with emails, answering queries from parents and tutors and dealing with the general public in the running of an efficient and effective administrative office. • Prepare and compile reports, letters, emails, Returns and Claim Forms as required. • Complete tasks and achievement of targets within designated time limits. • Build a good rapport and establish networks with the key stakeholders. • Liaise with tutors, learners/students, other administrative staff and other stake holders on a daily basis. • Keep all databases accurate and up-to-date, as and when required. • Process invoices in a timely manner on the designated IT System. • Embrace new technologies and systems. • Ensure systems are operating efficiently and arrange to contact relevant personnel in a timely manner to ensure systems are operating to their full potential. • Ensure confidentiality at all times. • Comply with General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). • The post holder will work under the direction of the Line Manager. • Any other duties or task as determined by the Line Manager. 2. Initial Duties • Assist the Principal in the day-to-day activities of school administration in areas of reception, general office duties, trouble-shooting and prioritising workload where necessary. Proficiency in computer skills and knowledge of word processing programmes Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Google Drive necessary. • Manage student records and information and complete enrolment information in conjunction with the Department of Education and Skills Database Esinet and PPOD. • Prepare and accurately maintain a variety of reports, statistics, records and files relating to students, operations and activities and manage school data using the school database VSware. Maintain and update student records on Way2Pay software. • Assist in the management of school finances: seek quotations, process orders and process prompt payments using the ETB Purchasing system P2P. Liaise, support and provide assistance to all other purchasing departments within the school. • Maintain and prepare manual records of all school finances and budgets. Maintain and manage efficient and up to date daily records of all purchases made using the schools Purchasing Card, including use of Purchase Card Module within P2P for reconciling and coding transactions. Lodgement, recording and receipting of all cash received in the school. • Prepare Letters and Invoices for all parents for the process of collecting school fees through the schools database (VSware) and the schools online payment Way2Pay. • Preparation of letters and forms as required throughout the year. • Maintenance of a suitable and efficient filing and records system. Maintain stock of office and classroom materials. • Deal with queries from the wider community, parents, past pupils and arrange meetings with the Principal. • Liaise and interact with the Principal, teaching staff, ancillary staff and Special Needs Assistants on a daily basis. Deal with their queries and assist where possible. • Deal with queries from existing, past and prospective students and parents and assist where possible. Arrange meetings with the Principal. • Deal with queries from general public and other relevant bodies as specified in and assist where possible. • Preparation of relevant school forms required for use during the year. • Maintain stock of office stationery and general classroom materials. • Maintain a suitable and efficient filing and records system (manual/computerised) in consultation with the Principal. • Any other task or duties relevant to operation and well-being of school, which may be required from time to time by the Principal. CITIZENS REQUIREMENT Candidates should note that eligibility to compete for posts is open to citizens of the European Economic Area (EEA) or to non-EEA nationals with a valid work permit. The EEA consists of the Member States of the European Union along with Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. Swiss citizens under EU agreements may also apply. HEALTH & CHARACTER Those under consideration for a position may at the discretion of the employer be required to complete a health and character declaration and a Garda Vetting form. References will be sought. Some posts may require special security clearance. In the event of potential conflicts of interest, candidates may not be considered for certain posts. PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES ● Acts with professional integrity at all times. ● Ability to use own initiative and know when to seek advice. ● Takes direction and seeks clarity as required. ● Has a friendly, approachable and caring disposition. ● Ability to work well under pressure and to multi-task. ● Ability to develop and maintain good working relationships. ● Is confident, resilient and resourceful. ● Self-motivated in seeking out new technologies to improve work processes. ● Adaptable, capable and competent to carry out the role. SKILLS ● Works efficiently, delivers high standards of accuracy and displays attention to detail. ● Excellent written and verbal communication skills. ● Excellent administrative, organisational and time management skills. ● Excellent IT Skills with competencies in Word, Advanced Excel, Shared Drive (e.g. Google Docs, Calendar, Sheets, Slides and Google Forms). ● Ability to prioritise, plan and organise tasks to meet tight deadlines. ● Ability to operate multiple systems and focus on the tasks at hand. SPECIALIST KNOWLEDGE & EXPERTISE ● Experience of working in a dynamic, challenging and changing environment. ● Experience of effective team working to deliver projects on time. ● Experience of IT systems for data entry and reporting. ● Experience of implementing on-line processes to improve service delivery. ● Experience of abstracting large volumes of alpha and numeric data in the format required and troubleshooting as necessary. QUALIFICATIONS/ EXPERIENCE Have obtained at least Grade D3 in five subjects in the Leaving Certificate Examination (higher, ordinary, applied or vocational programmes) or equivalent. or Have passed an examination at the appropriate level within which can be assessed as being of a comparable to Leaving Certificate standard or equivalent i.e. a full award at Level 5, or higher. or Have appropriate relevant experience which encompasses equivalent skills and expertise. Desirable Hold recognised business/ secretarial qualifications and be proficient in relevant IT packages, particularly in the areas of processing, accuracy and presentation. Hold Diplomas or other Professional recognised qualification relevant to the role. COMPETENCIES Competencies will be informed by best practice Public Appointment Service Competency Framework for the Irish Public Service i.e. ● Teamwork. ● Information Management /Processing. ● Delivery of Results. ● Customer Service & Communication Skills. ● Specialist Knowledge, Expertise and Self. ● Development. ● Drive & Commitment to Public Service Values. OTHER REQUIREMENTS Be at least 17 years of age on or before the date of advertisement of the Recruitment Competition. Have a willingness to embrace the Irish Language. GARDA VETTING The successful Grade III Clerical Officer will be required to complete a Garda Vetting Application. Details of the Post: Ref: Sch/GIII/EC&MC/2025 Grade: Grade III Clerical Officer x 2 Initial Duties: School Administrator Capacity: Permanent Initial Headquarters: Errigal College/Mulroy College (See Note 1) Start Date: 1st September, 2025 Hours: 17.5 hours/week (Please note working hours may be increased to 35 hours per week at Errigal College, subject to an increase in student enrolment in September 2025). Salary: €30,811 - €47,946 New Entrants Rate (Pro Rata) Qualifications: As set out in the Job Description Closing Date: 12 noon on Friday, 1st August 2025
Executive Architectural Conservation Officer
QUALIFICATIONS 1. CHARACTER Candidates shall be of good character. 2. HEALTH Candidates shall be in a state of health such as would indicate a reasonable prospect of ability to render regular and efficient service. 3. EDUCATION, TRAINING, EXPERIENCE, ETC. Each candidate must, on the latest date for receipt of completed application forms: (a) hold a recognised qualification at Level 8 on the National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) in a technical discipline related to the built environment including architecture, structural engineering, building surveying or spatial / town / urban planning; Or hold a recognised qualification at NFQ Level 8 in which the historic built environment was a major subject including but not limited to archaeology, history of art or architectural conservation; Or hold a recognised postgraduate qualification at NFQ Levels 9 or 10 in which the historic built environment was a major subject including but not limited to archaeology, history of art or architectural conservation; (b) after attaining the qualification referred to at (a) above, have five years’ satisfactory experience relevant to the post (or four years for registered architects); (c) have a satisfactory knowledge of architectural heritage, design and conservation, strategic planning and urban design, and the legal framework governing architectural conservation and planning; (d) possess a high standard of technical training and experience appropriate to the nature of the work undertaken, including administrative experience; (e) have a satisfactory knowledge of public service organisation or the ability to acquire such knowledge. Desirable Skills and Qualifications (a) hold a postgraduate qualification (NFQ Levels 9 or 10) in architectural conservation, spatial planning, architectural design or urban design; or a postgraduate qualification in which the research subject related to the theory and practice of architectural conservation, strategic planning, architectural design or urban design; or have a recognised accreditation in architectural conservation; (b) demonstrable experience in strategic planning, urban design and/or architectural conservation management; (c) experience and/or qualification in project management. 4. CITIZENSHIP Candidates must, by the date of any job offer, be: (a) A citizen of the European Economic Area (EEA). The EEA consists of the Member States of the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway; or (b) A citizen of the United Kingdom (UK); or (c) A citizen of Switzerland pursuant to the agreement between the EU and Switzerland on the free movement of persons; or (d) A non-EEA citizen who is a spouse or child of an EEA or UK or Swiss citizen and has a stamp 4 visa; or (e) A person awarded international protection under the International Protection Act 2015 or any family member entitled to remain in the State as a result of family reunification and has a stamp 4 visa; or (f) A non-EEA citizen who is a parent of a dependent child who is a citizen of, and resident in, an EEA member state or the UK or Switzerland and has a stamp 4 visa. PERSON PROFILE OVERALL RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Strategy, Collaboration and Integration • Develop and support innovative approaches to architectural heritage and regeneration in the development and implementation of international and national policies for increased environmental, economic and social sustainability and resilience. • Manage, enable and co-ordinate collaboration and effectively communicate and transfer specialist and technical conservation knowledge within a multi-disciplinary context to the benefit of the organisation. • Be an active member of the Local Authority Heritage Team working to enhance the management, conservation, and promotion of built, natural, and cultural heritage and integration of heritage functions across the City or County. 2. Governance, Statutory Functions and Policy Making • Drafting Declarations under Section 57 and Section 5 of the Planning and Development Act, as amended, and advising owners and occupiers of protected structures and buildings in Architectural Conservation Areas, through the LA Planning Department, in relation to works to those structures which would or would not require planning permission; • Liaising with relevant Departments within the Council (including the Planning Section), State Agencies, Voluntary Bodies and European organisations on architectural conservation policy and matters relating to Protected Structures, Architectural Conservation Areas (ACAs), and built heritage generally; • Prepare, maintain and review the Record of Protected Structures, Architectural Conservation Areas and Areas of Special Planning Control as set out in Part IV of the Planning and Development Act. • Increase recognition, enhance value and safeguard architectural heritage through informed governance and policy analysis and development. 3. Funding, Activation and Administration • Apply for and deliver projects funded by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage and other government departments and agencies, including the Heritage Council and other available sources. • Operate and effectively administer grant schemes within required timeframes for optimal outcomes. • Provide expert knowledge and project management, support in the activation, preparation and delivery of funding streams pertaining to rural and urban regeneration, conservation and enhancement of the historic built environment, climate action projects and sustainable development programmes. 4. Communications, Engagement, Education and Advocacy • Support and assist owners of historic properties, historic building professionals, and interested parties through the effective communication and delivery of up to date guidance and advice. • Participate in research and development in the area of architectural heritage and the wider cultural agenda. • Coordinate with communities to curate events as part of the annual National Heritage Week. • Promote the values of heritage, best practice and high professional standards through effective communication, innovative interpretation, training and sharing of knowledge. DUTIES The duties of the post are to give the local authority and: (a) such other local authorities or bodies for which the Chief Executive, for the purposes of the City and County Management Acts, is Chief Executive, and (b) to any other local authority or body with which an agreement has been made... The Executive Architectural Conservation Officer will report directly to the Director of Services or Senior Planner or another relevant person. The duties to be assigned include the following although this list is not exhaustive and may be reviewed from time to time as organisational needs require: To advise Wexford County Council in relation to the architectural heritage and conservation provisions and requirements of the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended), the Planning and Development Regulations 2001 (as amended) and any subsequent National and European legislation. To take part in Wexford County Council’s working groups and multidisciplinary teams in developing and delivering projects with heritage aspects such as URDF, RRDF, Town Centre First and Thrive, including New European Bauhaus funding. To attend internal preplanning and public meetings as required, where issues of Conservation arise. To maximise grant awards for architectural heritage and conservation funds from the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage and the Heritage Council, for both private and public projects. To contribute to the heritage conservation policies and objectives in Local Authority plans and to prepare, promote and implement such policies. Preparing conservation reports on planning applications, Part 8 applications and compliances. Managing Conservation Grants Schemes and supervising associated conservation works. To provide advice to investors, developers, owners and occupiers of structures included in a Record of Protected Structures. Inspecting buildings of historic and/or architectural interest in the functional area of the Local Authority. Organising and managing research relating to protected structures and proposed protected structures. Researching, inspecting and drafting proposals for the designation of Architectural Conservation Areas (ACAs). Compiling and updating inventory data, architectural conservation databases, related webpages, and the RPS GIS database. Reviewing and evaluating Ministerial Recommendations and the recommendations of the surveys undertaken in the relevant area by the NIAH. Drafting Declarations under Section 57 and Section 5 of the Planning and Development Act, as amended. Liaising with relevant internal and external stakeholders on conservation policy and matters. Apply for and deliver projects funded by relevant departments and agencies. To prepare and give evidence in court and at oral hearings where conservation issues are involved. To communicate effectively with all stakeholders including staff, elected members, community groups and the public. Produce an annual report on activities for the Heritage Council as well as internal line management. Actively participate as a member of the County Heritage Forum. Work with property owners and communities to curate events for National Heritage Week. To provide effective project management for all assigned tasks. To manage budgets effectively and ensure value for money. Have good knowledge and awareness of Health and Safety Legislation. To lead, motivate and engage staff to achieve results. Comply with PMDS, undertake relevant training, and maintain CPD. Support the development and compliance of Health and Safety Policies. Such other duties as may be assigned. Desirable Attributes It is desirable that candidates demonstrate through their application form and at the interview that they: • Have a satisfactory knowledge of Wexford’s history and historic building typologies. • Have a good working knowledge of architectural conservation and its role in planning. • Have experience participating in and leading multidisciplinary teams. • Have a proven track record of delivering results. • Understand Local Authority services and structures in Ireland, or can acquire such knowledge quickly. • Be capable of working closely with stakeholders and representative groups. • Have experience in strategic and operational conservation processes. • Have excellent interpersonal, communication and influencing skills. • Have experience with budget management and value-for-money practices. • Possess strong ICT and presentation skills. • Demonstrate strategic planning skills. • Have knowledge of funding schemes. CONDITIONS OF SERVICE 1. Tenure The post is wholetime, permanent and pensionable.
Office Of The General Manager
There is curently one whole time equivalent - Twelve Month Specified Purpose Contract in the Office of the General Manager, IHA Cavan Monaghan. A panel may be created from which Grade VIII Office of the General Manager, IHA Cavan Monaghan permanent and specified purpose vacancies of full or part time duration may be filled. Purpose of the Post: Under the direction of the relevant General Manager the post holder will be responsible for supporting the delivery of services, across HSE Dublin North East, in line with statutory requirements, resource allocation and service plan targets. The Grade VIII position is a pivotal role within the structure of the General Managers Office. It encompasses both managerial and administrative responsibilities. • To ensure the efficient, effective and safe delivery of health and personal social services for patients and clients, within national and IHA frameworks and available resources. • To ensure that services are delivered to the highest standards within available resources. • Provide leadership to staff in delivering services consistent with the new model of care to ensure integrated service for patients and clients. • Support clinical leadership in the delivery and governance of integrated service provision, ensuring safety and quality of service. • Provide leadership for the Administration of Office of the General Manager. • Lead on designated scopes of work as assigned by the General Manager i.e. committees, work streams and/or projects. The roles will evolve as the structures within the Healthcare Area are further developed and established. This campaign is confined to staff who are currently employed by the HSE, TUSLA, other statutory health agencies, or a body which provides services on behalf of the HSE under Section 38 of the Health Act 2004 as per Workplace Relations Commission agreement -161867 Eligibility Criteria Qualifications and/ or experience Candidates must have at the latest date of application: • Significant operational experience in managing and / or delivering a complex service within the area of health or social care. • Significant experience of delivering change in a complex environment, as relevant to the role. • Significant experience of managing and working collaboratively with multiple internal and external stakeholders, as relevant to the role. • Significant experience in team management and development. • The requisite knowledge and ability (including a high standard of suitability and management ability) for the proper discharge of the duties of the office. Health A candidate for and any person holding the office must be fully competent and capable of undertaking the duties attached to the office and be in a state of health such as would indicate a reasonable prospect of ability to render regular and efficient service. Character Each candidate for and any person holding the office must be of good character.
Senior House Officer / Registrar In Psychiatry With Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services, And Kerry
The NCHD’s standard duties and responsibilities include, as directed by the Consultant / Clinical Director /Executive Clinical Director/ Employer to, inter alia: Job Specifications & Terms and Conditions are in the attached notes below
Administration Officer
Role and Function of the Administration Support The Administration Officer plays a key role in AIIHPC providing full-time reception duties and administrative support to the Office Manager, CEO, and wider AIIHPC Team, as required. The post holder is the first point of contact with the Institute for the general public, member organisations, key stakeholders, suppliers, etc., as a representative of AIIHPC. The Administration Officer will use their own initiative to respond appropriately to queries and to filter enquiries as appropriate to the Office Manager or other team members. The Administration Officer will be required to conduct all assignments in a professional, courteous, and confidential manner. It is expected the post holder will plan and organise their own work and determine the priority of tasks. General Duties and Responsibilities Resignation The post holder must provide not less than one month’s written notice of resignation. Expenses All travel and work-related expenses will be reimbursed on a vouched basis in line with AIIHPC policies.
Hsemw Medical Officer, Senior
The successful candidate will work within the Community Health Care Department working as part of multi-disciplinary teams delivering a coordinated approach to client care. Senior Medical Officers (Community Medicine Doctors) work closely with departments of Public Health Nursing, GPs, Pediatricians, Speech and Language Therapists, Occupational Therapists, audiology services, ophthalmology services, disability services, PCRS and the National Immunisation Office. Senior Medical Officers provide school based immunisation programmes in Primary and Secondary schools. Immunisation is one of the most cost-effective ways of reducing childhood morbidity and mortality. Senior Medical Officers are involved in child health screening and surveillance for the preschool and primary school child . Senior Medical Officers provide second tier child health clinics and provide medical assessments for early intervention and disability services. Senior Medical officers carry out the medical assessment of grants and allowances administered by the HSE and Revenue Commissioners and determine clients’ medical eligibility for said grants and allowances. Senior Medical Officers may provide targeted community medical services for socially excluded groups Senior Medical Officers work within Community Care Departments to contribute to the delivery of an integrated healthcare system which is responsive to people’s needs at the lowest level of complexity for the local population. Focusing on service delivery and decision making at local level informed by national frameworks, allows the HSE to: Informal Enquiries to: Dr Phil Fitzgerald Principal Medical Officer 061 483731 phil.fitzgerald@hse.ie
Executive Officer, Finance
About This Role Role Purpose We are seeking an Executive Officer, Finance to support our payroll process and general finance tasks. The postholder will engage with internal and external stakeholders following best practice, to enable efficient financial operations in the organisation. The Executive Officer, Finance will report to the Finance Operations Manager. About the Team/Division Finance and Procurement falls within Coimisiún na Meán's Corporate Services Division along with the areas of Governance, People and Organisational Development, Commission Secretariat, and International Affairs. The mission of the Corporate Services Division is to ensure that Coimisiún na Meán is an agile, well-run organisation, with motivated and capable staff. The division will ensure that Coimisiún na Meán operates to a high standard of corporate governance, effectively and in accordance with the Code of Practice on the Governance of State Bodies and our governing legislation. Key Responsibilities
Youth Officer for Gaeltacht Areas
Locations (x3): Gaeltacht Mhaigh Eo Thuaidh (Iorras) Gaeltacht area of Uíbh Ráthaigh and the wider Iveragh Peninsula Corca Dhuibhne Responsible to: Area Manager Hours: 35 hours per week minimum Annual Leave: 29 days per year About Foróige Foróige is an independent, non-profit national voluntary youth organisation engaged in out-of-school youth development and education. The organisation enables young people to involve themselves consciously and actively in their own development and the development of society. Foróige employs over 600 staff and involves thousands of volunteers in the creation and delivery of high-quality services to young people through the operation of:
Club Development Officer
Role Information There is currently a vacancy for a Club Development Officer in the club support team in the Galway/Mayo area. The successful candidate will support a number of Foróige clubs and provide training and programme development services to a larger number of clubs, both existing and in formation, across the counties in consultation with the Regional Youth Officer for each county as outlined in the key responsibilities below. The Club Development Officer will be employed by Foróige and will be given a contract of employment. It must be understood however, that if the position becomes redundant at any time during the period of the contract or if the funding for the post is discontinued or the post holder fails to perform satisfactorily, employment may be terminated. Key Responsibilities The duties of the Club Development Officer in carrying out any functions, which may be involved in or arise out of the appointment, shall be as notified by the Board of Foróige and/or its Chief Executive and/or the nominee of the Chief Executive from time to time. These duties will include but are not limited to: ● Provision of defined supports (see below) to a number of Foróige clubs in one or both counties ● Facilitation of mandatory training – Training of adult volunteers in Child Protection and Foróige’s induction course for new volunteers called Starting Out in Foróige, totalling some 8 to 9 hours per volunteer. Courses to be provided during the day, in the evening and at weekends as needed, online or in person as appropriate to the need and meeting the required standards for each course ● Identification of other training, learning or development needs of adult volunteers and designing and facilitating programmes to meet these needs using a variety of methodologies and in line with the purpose, philosophy, policies and procedures of Foróige ● Cooperating closely with the Regional Youth Officers and Club Administration Officer in Galway and Mayo, including joint facilitation of training as needed ● Consultancy with volunteers and individual clubs, including club visits, to improve quality of club programmes and facilitate volunteers to implement the purpose of Foróige ● Facilitation with young people of manualised programmes for young people, such as Leadership for Life, Citizenship and Empathy, amongst others ● Contributing to further development/redesign of our training for volunteers ● Evaluation of training, workshops and other learning experiences used ● Any such other relevant duties as the Board of Foróige and/or the Chief Executive Officer or the nominee of the Chief Executive shall deem necessary for the effective implementation and the policy and programmes of Foróige Key Performance Indicators ● The continuation and quality of the assigned clubs ● Development of new clubs where appropriate ● The number of volunteers trained in mandatory programmes ● The ability of those volunteers to implement the training they participate in ● The number of volunteers engaging in higher level training Professional Qualifications and Experience (E = Essential, D = Desirable) ● Education to National Degree standard (E) ● A minimum of 1 year relevant work experience (E) ● Access to car and full driving licence (E) ● Significant experience and understanding of the design and provision of training (E) ● Knowledge of community development and volunteer recruitment (D) ● Ability to facilitate the learning process (E) ● Knowledge of Foróige clubs (D) ● Excellent team working skills (E) Person Specification (All Essential Requirements) ● Ability to build and maintain effective relationships with adult volunteers and young people ● Good interpersonal skills, including ability to build and maintain effective working relationships ● Excellent standards of accuracy and attention to detail ● Ability to be proactive, use own initiative and work effectively within a pressurised environment ● Positive and flexible approach to working as part of a team ● Good written communications skills, including ability to draft summary information and correspondence, good report writing skills ● Ability to follow organisational guidelines and processes ● Good computer skills, including Word, Excel, Internet, PowerPoint and Social Media Requirements of All Foróige Staff (All Essential Requirements) ● Commitment to the purpose of Foróige and to work within the values, policies and procedures of the organisation ● To act consistently in a professional manner at all times ● To participate in regular supervision with your line manager ● Flexibility in relation to hours of work to meet the needs of the work ● Identify training needs with your line manager and participate in training opportunities appropriate to the role ● To undertake other duties as may be requested by the Board of Foróige and/or the Chief Executive Officer of Foróige or their nominee from time to time Additional Considerations for the Role Funding: It must be understood that if the funding for the posts is discontinued the post holders’ contract may be terminated. Medical: The successful candidate will be required to complete a medical questionnaire/undergo a pre-employment medical. Garda Vetting: As the role involves contact with young people, candidates under consideration for employment will be subject to Garda vetting. References: The successful candidate will undergo 2 reference checks before commencing employment with Foróige. Annual Leave: The post holder will be entitled to 29 days annual leave plus public holidays. The needs of the job must be considered when applying to take this leave. Hours of Work: It is expected that the post holder will work a minimum of 35 hours per week. Please note that the position will require flexibility in relation to working hours. It is expected that the Training and Programmes Officer will regularly work late evenings (maybe up to 11pm) and some weekend work. Salary: Salary will be notified to the successful candidate upon appointment and will be based on the Foróige Youth Worker scale which is a nine-point scale from €37,436, €38,994, €40,552, €42,113, €43,671, €45,235, €46,798, €49,127, €51,457. Salary will be notified on appointment. Travel: This post will involve travel within Ireland. Travel and expenses will be paid in accordance with appropriate Foróige rates. Base: The employment base is likely to be at a Foróige office in Co. Galway or Mayo.
