Community and Facilities Officer - Manchester, United Kingdom - Manchester United
Description
Community and Facilities Officer - Rochdale
At Manchester United our aim is to Win the United Way - and the quality of our behind-the scenes team sets us apart from the competition.
Our people are as committed to the success of the company as the players are to winning trophies. We offer a unique and exciting working environment, excellent training, with recognition and rewards for the part each individual plays. Sounding good so far?
The Purpose:
Manchester United Foundation believes every young person should feel empowered to achieve their goals and uses the power of football and Manchester United to support young people to make positive choices in their live.
- Manage both school's sports facilities and oversee the academy lettings.
- Drive sustainable community links and partnerships.
- Be creative and innovative to develop strong local relationship and maximise academy income.
For Example:
Evening pm 7 hours
Evening pm 7 hours
Evening pm 7 hours
Weekday - working in the school pm 7.5 hours
Weekend (Sat or Sun hours
The Role:
- To ensure everything is done safely, fairly, effectively, and efficiently (strong governance).
- Planning and delivering is to the best of standards (high quality).
- To capture the success and impact of your work (monitoring and evaluation).
- To be responsible to safeguard the welfare of children and adults at risk.
- To ensure that enough income is generated to cover all costs, including salaries.
- To manage all community sports facilities and cademy lettings.
- To develop a bookings system for the facilities.
- Liaising with local community groups to offer access to the school site and support for programmes already existing locally.
- Liaising with external stakeholders to assist the school in any projects such as the Football Association, Football Foundation etc.
- Liaising and attending local primary schools to promote KPHS.
- Attending events such as transition evening, open evening, promoting both KPHS and connection with Manchester United.
- Organising and evaluating staffing needs and presenting sustainable staffing plans and business cases to support the community offering.
- Authorising and submitting staff forms for payment.
- Ability to work flexible hours including late evenings (up to 10pm) at short notice, weekends, and holidays
- To work collaboratively with local sports providers and local authority.
- Developing and implementing the agreed brand vision.
- Establishing and managing annual budgeting, ensuring monthly cost Centre reports, quarterly forecasts and budget planning are provided to the school.
- To be the main point of contact for all outofschool hours activities, and deal with any customer queries and complaints.
- To work closely with the school PE department to coordinate extracurricular activities around community bookings.
- To oversee the minibus booking system including the management of documentation from drivers to ensure they are eligible to drive the vehicles.
- To work closely with the school and arrange summer school and other events throughout the year in the holidays.
The Person:
Generic
- To want to make a positive difference to young people.
- Hard working, enthusiastic and reliable.
- People Skills (Selfassured, build rapport, empathise with others, emotionally intelligent, approachable.
- Understanding of Safeguarding best practice.
- Knowledge of implementing policies and procedures, especially health and safety and risk assessments.
Values
Live and breathe MU Foundation values:
- Unite
- Nurture
- Invest
- Together
- Excellence
- Diversity
Role Specific
Knowledge
- Working in a school environment and embedding itself in the local community
Experience
- Working within a team and building relationships with external partners
- Practical experience of working with young people.
- Scoping, delivering, and evaluating a range of programmes.
- Multiagency working approach
- Previous experience of working within a sports or leisure facility (desirable)
Skills
- The ability to lead people and build teams.
- Strong with ICT.
- Written and spoken communication skills.
- The ability to work with young people with varying social skills and in positions of disadvantage.
- Ability to engage with a range of stakeholders to achieve strategic and contractual objectives.
Qualification
- Recognised coaching qualifications (Desirable).
- Educated to degree, HND level or A level equivalent (Desirable)
We recognise the importance of safeguarding children and adults at risk at Manchester United, as part of this commitment this post is required to have a Disclosure and Barring Service check at the appropriate level, as well as full reference history.
**Manchester United is an equal-oppo
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