NCN ASPIRE Quality Mentor Required

NCN ASPIRE Quality Mentor Required

NCN ASPIRE Quality Mentor Required

                      

 

The Board of Management of NCN seeks to recruit

NCN ASPIRE QUALITY MENTOR

35 Hours Per Week

Northwest (Sligo, Leitrim & Donegal)

NCN is an Equal Opportunities Employer

Essential:

  1. Honours Early Childhood Degree, Evidence of in-depth child development training, Train the Trainer Qualification, Evidence of participation in various CPD programmes/opportunities.
  2. Have at least, 3 years’ experience of working with preschool children, 3 years’ experience of managing staff, 3 years supporting/coaching and mentoring staff /services, 3 years’ experience in cross community or inclusion work.
  3. In-depth knowledge of the policy context within which early childhood services are provided in Ireland, In-depth knowledge of the essential requirements for the delivery quality early childhood services.
  4. Have multi-tasking, time management and excellent communication skills.
  5. Hold a clean driving licence and have use of a car for work purposes as there will be significant driving.
  6. Excellent communicator, Proficient in MS Packages e.g. Word, Outlook, Power Point

Desirable:

  1. Post Graduate Qualification in a complementary programme of study.
  2. A working knowledge of skills, abilities, training needs required for quality preschool settings.
  3. Have IT Skills e.g. Excel, SharePoint

 

Criteria may be enhanced to facilitate shortlisting.

Salary: €35,309

This is a regulated post therefore disclosure and Garda Vetting will be required if successful.

 

 

Job Description

Person Specification

Application Form

 

Application Form must be submitted to NCN by Tuesday 4th February @ 3pm

Interviews will take place on Tuesday 18th February in Monaghan

 

NCN is committed to promoting children’s health, well-being, learning and development in their early years. We are an equal opportunities employer and seek to promote equality of opportunity regardless of a person’s race, religion, political opinion, gender, visible or invisible disability, age, marital status, gender reassignment or sexual orientation.

Further information may be obtained from: National Childhood Network, Unit 10D, M: TEK Building 1, Armagh Road, Monaghan. 047 72469 or email info@ncn.ie

 

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The ASPIRE Project is a shared education initiative, funded through PEACEPLUS, and aimed at providing direct and sustained contact between children from all backgrounds.  This multi-year, cross border partnership is led by Northern Ireland Education Authority alongside Early Years, the National Childhood Network, Léargas and Fermanagh Trust. The ASPIRE Project will provide contact between children through collaboration between and within schools and in pre-school settings. The overall object of the project will be to increase the number of children, educators and leaders engaged in sustained partnerships with those from different backgrounds.  This will lead to both changes within educational settings and the wider community, building a more peaceful, prosperous and cohesive society.