Casual Commmunity Learning Tutor (Casual Club Facilitator)

The Dormston Centre, a dynamic dual-use facility within Dormston School, sprang to life in April 2000 thanks to the support of The National Lottery and Sport England. Featuring a large Sports Hall, a Floodlit Synthetic Pitch, and a purpose-built 350-seat Theatre, the Centre, alongside other school amenities, actively drives Arts, Sports, and Adult Education in North Dudley. We're dedicated to providing exceptional facilities at accessible prices in a welcoming space, empowering local individuals to hire, host, participate, and engage in a wide array of exciting activities. This is a highly rewarding opportunity to make a real difference right here in your local area-inspiring your neighbours, boosting community well-being, and contributing to the vibrant culture of lifelong learning in North Dudley. We are looking for passionate people to design and deliver engaging one-off workshops or short series of evening and weekend classes. You bring the expertise, and we provide the welcoming space. This casual, flexible format means you can easily work around your existing job, family life, or retirement commitments. We want our course catalogue to be as diverse as our community! We are looking for tutors with skills in a wide variety of areas, including (but certainly not limited to):

• Arts, Crafts & Design: Sewing, knitting, textiles, painting, sketch work, pottery, or jewellery making.
• Hobbies & Leisure Interests: Gardening, local history, calligraphy, digital photography, or music.
• Practical & Everyday Skills: Basic home DIY, computer literacy, budget cooking, or conversational foreign languages.
• Health & Holistic Wellbeing: Gentle exercise, yoga, Pilates, mindfulness, or relaxation techniques.
  
  We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of the children; therefore, the post is subject to medical clearance and an enhanced DBS check under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974.
All applicants must be able to provide documentation to prove their right to work in the UK.

Please note: Dudley MBC does not currently offer sponsorship for candidates without the Right to Work in the UK. Effective from September 2022, KCSIE states as part of the shortlisting process schools and colleges should consider carrying out on-line searches, as part of the due diligence on shortlisted candidates. This is to determine suitability to work with children and keep them safe. All shortlisted candidates are now subject to an on-line check and if there is anything concerning, then the shortlisted candidate will be asked to comment on it either prior to or at interview., Top tip when applying - As we've got a new recruitment system the application process has changed a little and we hope you'll like it! You'll first need to register and create a profile the first time you apply. Creating your profile will enable you do things such as track your application progress, view emails you've received from us and manage communication preferences, manage your interview bookings and offer information if successful. About Dudley Council It's an incredibly exciting time to work in Dudley Council as we embark on numerous multi-million pound regeneration schemes which will be real game-changers for the borough. In addition to the exciting schemes such as the Midland Metro we also have the ongoing and very serious challenges of ensuring vulnerable people across the borough receive the services they deserve. At Dudley Council we have a 'one council' ethos that builds an effective and dynamic organisation which grows the economy and creates jobs, creating a cleaner and greener place and supports stronger and safer communities. We are rightly proud to be the historic capital of the Black Country and, working with our partners, Dudley Council is also committed to looking forward and helping to deliver our borough vision of 'Forge a Future for all' www.dudleyboroughvision2030.org.uk We ensure communities influence council decisions and are committed to delivering services in partnership with communities. We provide flexible and responsive service in partnership and help communities help themselves. In joining a local authority that serves 320,000 residents you will become an integral part of a council that:
• is ready to embrace change, providing an environment in which you will be encouraged to make your mark
• is aware of its key challenges and the need for a new energy to innovate the council, in order to find cost effective ways of delivering services
• has aligned its political and managerial leadership structures and is committed to protecting, securing and transforming the lives of children, families, the vulnerable and older people
• wants borough residents to have their say through our community forums
• dedicates time to meaningful consultation and listen to the views of our residents
• is working with the community to encourage active involvement of our residents