Disability Sports Development Officer (closing date: 30/09/16)

 

£13,148 - £15,072 per annum. The City and County of Swansea and Disability Sport Cymru are looking to appoint a part-time (21 hour) Disability Sports Development Officer to work as part of the sport and health section within the local authority.

Post title: Disability Sports Development Officer
Post number: RG.3110
Salary: £13,148 - £15,072 per annum
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Closing date: 5.00pm, 30 September 2016

Further information

The post holder will lead on the development and implementation of disability sport within Swansea and contribute toward the national aims of the Disability Sport Cymru scheme. The officer will be expected to facilitate a broad range of sporting and physical activity opportunities which reflect and meet the needs of the range of impairments and abilities within the County.

The successful applicant will have proven experience of working with disabled people in a voluntary or professional capacity, preferably in a sporting environment, as well as experience in a sport or community development role. 

The appointment is until 31 March 2019 in the first instance, thereafter subject to continuation of funding.




 

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