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About us: Gower College Swansea is one of the largest colleges in Wales with a strong reputation for high quality teaching and learning. We have six campuses across the city with over 4,500 full time learners and 10,000 part time learners. We currently have a turnover of over £50 million making us a major employer in the region with approximately 1,000 staff. At Gower College Swansea we are passionate about investing in our staff and looking after their wellbeing to ensure they feel supported in work and also at home. The role: An exciting opportunity has arisen for a committed, highly motivated individual to join our successful Independent Living Skills (ILS) Learning Area. <ul><li>Part time 0.8 (29.6 hours)</li><li>Permanent</li><li>£21,108 - £41,544 per annum</li><li>Tycoch campus</li></ul>Key Responsibilities: <ul><li>Plan, prepare, and teach across a range of courses ensuring schemes/records of work, assignment schedules, are appropriate to the syllabus content and awarding body standards.</li><li>Ensure teaching and learning strategies and teaching materials are planned as well as accessible to meet the varied needs of all learners, and that Welsh Government initiatives e.g. ESDGC; Welsh Ethos; ES; Employability are embedded and assessed effectively.</li><li>Adopt and use digital tools/solutions for delivery and assessment on line in accordance with prescribed College endorsed platforms.</li><li>Assess and monitor learner progress, including the setting of targets, maintaining records of work and achievement in line with internal and external schedules/ criteria and college targets.</li></ul>About you: <ul><li>You will have at least 2 years experience of teaching learners with significant ALN.</li><li>You will be qualified to degree level or equivalent level 4 qualification with experience of working in a relevant role. You will possess/or be prepared to work towards a recognised teaching qualification.</li><li>Proven track record of achieving excellent attendance and punctuality, providing a strong role model for learners.</li><li>Ability to support and nurture diverse learning groups with the aim of meeting desired outcomes.</li></ul>Benefits for you: <ul><li>46 days annual leave, plus bank holidays, and the college is closed for two weeks over the Christmas period</li><li>A Teacher's Pension Scheme with an average employer contribution of 23.68% (2023)</li><li>2 staff well-being days</li><li>Discounted study opportunities on College programmes</li><li>View more benefits here: <a href="https://www.gcs.ac.uk/recruitment/staff-benefits-wellbeing" target="_blank">https://www.gcs.ac.uk/recruitment/staff-benefits-wellbeing</a> </li></ul>Need help with your application? Please click here to read our guidance. We welcome applications from individuals regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, socio-economic background, religion and/or belief. We particularly welcome applications from groups currently underrepresented within our organisation. If you wish to continue your application journey using Welsh Language, please visit our Cymraeg site. We encourage Welsh Language applications as we recognise the importance of delivering services in Welsh, and the need to grow our bilingual workforce. Gower College Swansea is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. Appointments are subject to an enhanced DBS check and require registration with the Education Workforce Council for Wales. Please note that we are expecting a high volume of applicants for this vacancy. If we do, we may close the post before the specified date, therefore an early application is recommended. Full-Time Equivalent Salary: £24,049 - £47,331 per annum dependent on qualifications and experience.

Lecturer - Independent Living Skills

Tenant Liaison Officer We have 1x Permanent, Full-time position available with a competitive pay and benefits package including a starting salary of £27,332 a year, rising to £29,805 per year after key competencies of the role are met. Reporting to Senior Tenant Liaison Officer, this role is responsible for being the main point of contact for the customer during any major works that are being conducted at our properties, ensuring our customers are fully informed of progress. By achieving set objectives, the post holder will ensure service demands are met timely, effectively, and efficiently, supporting the delivery of operational plans The role of Tenant Liaison Officer is a pivotal role within our Assets Team as they act as the first point of contact for the major works improvement team. Working closely with contractors, sub-contractors, and Stakeholders as well as the wider community, you will be expected to build and maintain excellent working relationships while ensuring major works projects are being carried out efficiently and effectively for the business and our Contract Holders. To be successful in the role of Tenant Liaison Officer our new team member will have a minimum level of education (GCSE/Level 3 or equivalent) with some knowledge of the housing or construction industry as well as having skills below: <ul> <li>Have excellent relationship building and communication skills, being able to adapt to a wide portfolio of customers while balancing demands in a reasonable manner.</li> <li>Be customer focused, managing expectations whilst informing and supporting tenants through the programme while balancing the needs of the business and our external contractors.</li> <li>Have experience of dealing with contractor, sub-contractors and providers of construction works, ensuring progress and minimal disruption to our tenants.</li> <li>Be able to think critically looking at all possible outcomes and coming to the best solution for the business, contractor, community and tenant alike.</li> <li>Be self-motivated due to the demanding nature of the role where you are expected to travel throughout the borough often lone working.</li> <li>Have a good standard of ICT literacy. The use of iPads and general officer software is essential to the role.</li> <li>Be a positive and resilient individual who is able to address problems and complaints in a timely manner and recognise patterns and trends in complaints to be addressed to resolve these going forward.</li></ul>Please see attached Tenant Liaison Officer role profile for the full job description and person specification. Every one of us who works for Tai Tarian is passionate and committed to making a difference to our customers, employees, and the surrounding community and we work in a values-led culture that is Be Bold, Be Fair and Be Kind which empowers us to continually grow and change. Find out more about us in our Candidate Pack, get a feel for what it's like to work with us, find out what we're looking for, about our recruitment process and decide whether you can see yourself as a part of our amazing organisation. You will also find hints and tips to support you with your application. As an equal opportunities' employer, we aspire to have a diverse and inclusive workplace and encourage suitably qualified applicants from all areas of the community. If you would like further information about this opportunity, please contact <a href="mailto:workingwithus@taitarian.co.uk" target="_blank">workingwithus@taitarian.co.uk</a> If you are interested in applying for this role and you've got the skills, experience, and knowledge we are looking for, please click apply. Closing date: 12th of December 2025 Please note, the closing date is given as a guide. We occasionally close vacancies early in the event that we receive high volumes of applications. Therefore, we recommend that you apply early.

Tenant Liaison Officer

Drug and Alcohol Worker (Engagement) Job Description Role Drug and Alcohol Worker (Engagement) Helping End Homelessness Service Swansea Barod Location: Swansea/NPT Barod Base The Wallich Hub Orchard Street, Swansea Hours: 37 Salary: £26,265 per annum Reports to: Barod Team Leader Swansea and HEH Manager. Team Members Reporting to Job Holder: Volunteers and peers Contract: Fixed term until 31st October 2026 The Service The service aims to put people experiencing homelessnes who have the most complex needs in the middle of the picture. Our philosophy is simple. If we can support the individuals who have the most challenging circumstances to remain safely and happily in housing, then we will make significant strides in system change to help reduce the risks of homelessness for everyone. Our Approach 1. Helping People with Multiple Overlapping Unmet Needs (MOUN) - who need support right now (immediate need/ turning off the tap) 2. Putting mechanisms in place to support connectivity across services so that we can evidence the effectiveness of early intervention so multiple needs do not overlap/become 'complex' (evidence for systems change) 3. Changing systems to enable People with MOUN to receive the support they need HOW and WHEN they need (long term systems change). Role Purpose The drug and alcohol workers main objective are to enhance the work currently undertaken by Homelessness Strategy and partnership agencies to provide a multi-agency service focused on addressing the needs of the homelessness cohort of people with complex and multiple needs in the Swansea Bay area. The Engagement Worker roles will provide intensive case management support to people identified as members of the target cohort, which were highlighted by the Swansea. This proposal requests that this service be awarded funding to allow it to become a more visible function within the wider homelessness service provision for people who use substances and are homeless or vulnerably housed. Main Duties and Responsibilities <ul><li>Raise awareness of substance misuse and related issues in communities</li><li>Deliver mobile needle exchange services</li><li>Promote an outreach approach </li><li>Promote services and interventions and provide supported referrals to appropriate services</li><li>Deliver evidence-based and manualised brief interventions in group-work settings and on a one-to-one basis to stance users and concerned others</li><li>Conduct high level assessments including risk assessment</li><li>Deliver harm reduction initiatives including Naloxone training</li><li>Dried Blood Spot Testing Services</li><li>Refer to onto appropriate services</li><li>Devise, with service users and concerned others, individually tailored time-limited support plans, based on a clear assessment of need that assist individuals in building social capital</li><li>Actively influence and support service users and concerned others in co-production and service user involvement in shaping service provision</li><li>Encourage active participation in mutual aid groups including SMART recovery, 12-step fellowship groups (NA/AA) and peer-led recovery hubs and service user groups</li><li>Research, develop and implement online recovery resources </li><li>Promote and encourage service user and concerned other participation in local, regional, and national recovery events</li><li>Research and produce information for publications, leaflets, and web pages</li><li>Mediate on a service users' behalf, for example, by writing letters, making phone calls, or attending meetings and providing supported referrals to related agencies</li><li>Enter data onto the case management system, and use the system effectively to inform work with service users and concerned others</li><li>Take up Barod's arrangements for support and supervision and participate in all relevant internal meetings</li><li>Co-operate with requests from management and administration</li><li>Undertake other reasonable duties as requested, but which may not be specified within the job description</li></ul>Person Specification Ideally all these requirements must be met by the candidate on appointment. However, in certain circumstances a candidate may be appointed who does not meet a particular requirement. This is providing that the shortfall can be made good in a reasonable time, and the candidate brings other skills, knowledge or experience which are valuable to the role and the Organisation. Essential Desirable Qualifications and training Full, current driving licence and use of a vehicle which is insured for business use. Level 3 in Advice and Guidance (or equivalent). Degree in a Health and Social Care related topic (or equivalent). Training in any of the following areas: <ul><li>Safeguarding</li><li>Boundaries</li><li>Substance Awareness</li><li>Harm Reduction</li><li>Safer Injecting</li><li>Psychosocial Interventions </li></ul>Role-related knowledge, experience and skills Time management skills. Literacy and numeracy skills. Excellent IT skills: competency in Microsoft Word, Outlook, Teams, Excel, PowerPoint, Canva and Internet Explorer. Ability to problem solve, work under own initiative and able to work under pressure. Ability to work flexibly as part of a collaborative team. Effective interpersonal and networking skills. Good communication and presentation skills. Ability to adapt to working with people irrespective of their role, background or experience. Commitment to Barod values and mission. Previous experience of working within the substance use sector or similar field. Understanding of substance use treatment pathways. Welsh language speaker. Understanding/knowledge of ACEs and their impact. Experience of a trauma-informed approach.

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