COLÁISTE FEIRSTE

Bainisteoir Tionscadail na Spórtlainne

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Uimhir thagartha/Reference Number:  21003713

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Bainisteoir Tionscadail na Spórtlainne 

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Job Reference : 21003713

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Primary Location : Antrim-Belfast-Colaiste Feirste

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Contract Type : Fixed-Term (May be subject to extension or reduced for any valid reason)

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Duration of Contract/Contract End Date : This is a fixed term post until 30 November 2022 - subject to extension or review

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Status : Full-Time

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Contract Options : All Year Round (E.g. 52 week contract)

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Hours per Week : 36 HPW - May involve evening and weekends.

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Working Pattern : May require evening and weekends

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Grade/Scale : Senior Executive Officer | NJC pts 19 - 25 | £25,481 - £29,577 per annum

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Additional Allowance(s) : Not Applicable

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Anticipated Interview Date(s) : TBC

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Additional Information : Anticipated start early December, subject to change.

 

JOB DESCRIPTION

 

POST TITLE : Project Manager for Sports Complex / Bainisteoir Tionscadail na Spórtlainne

 

GRADE : Senior Executive Officer 

 

RESPONSIBLE TO : Principal

 

LOCATION : Coláiste Feirste, Teach Ard na bhFeá, BELFAST, BT12 7PY Is iar-bhunscoil lánGhaeilge í Coláiste Feirste.  Is í an Ghaeilge teanga na scoile. Coláiste Feirste is an Irish Medium post primary school.   Irish is the working language in all aspects of the school.

 

Owned by Coláiste Feirste, Spórtlann na hÉireann is the collective name for a 6 acre site that includes a new sports centre; a full size GAA pitch; practice pitch; multi-games pitches; car and coach parking, floodlighting and a three storey championship standard handball court. Future development on the site include a centre of excellence for hurling, training spaces, kinetic wall; kinesiology and physiotherapy clinic, and a rooftop archive and gallery – Spás Dín, which will chart the creative work of Irish speakers living in Belfast and become both a location for academic reference and an attraction drawing people and their spending power to the Gaeltacht Quarter.  

 

Spórtlann na hÉireann is a school, neighbourhood and city asset with an ‘access for all’ vision to be a large-scale, highly-regarded creative lifestyle hub.  This is a very broad objective and the specific focus is to:

(a) use the unique characteristics of the Irish Language in a sporting and learning context to promote a deeper sense of sporting purpose, wellness and emotional health for pupils, facility users and visitors.

(b) be a developing resource for the largest Irish speaking urban population in Ireland where the ability to learn and use the Irish language in a sporting/fitness environment is actively showcased and promoted. 

(c) create a revenue stream for the school.

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