Creatovators CIC specializes in the Social Care industry and is a not-for-profit social enterprise working from a positive viewpoint with people on the autistic spectrum and their families. We have an exciting opportunity for a part time Project Co-ordinator to join our team. This position is well-suited to an enthusiastic, innovative person who is looking to transform the lives of participants through co-ordinating Playschemes and Buildovators (Lego-based Therapy) Programmes.
This position answers to the Directors. You will be responsible for organising 2 monthly Playschemes and our weekly “Buildovators” Sessions, setting up a new monthly Playscheme and extending our “Buildovators” Programme.
Main Responsibilities:
- Co-ordinating and follow-up of project tasks and actions.
- Dealing with administration for projects, including report writing.
- Attending and participating in project sessions/trainings as required.
- Developing and maintaining voluntary project teams and ensuring all necessary paperwork is completed and maintained.
- Recording: Numbers in the Playschemes; numbers in Buildovators (Lego-based Therapy) Sessions and progress made by participants, (if possible organising photos, case studies, interviews for feedback), and being involved in a sustainability plan.
- Attending and reporting to meetings as required.
Main Requirements:
- A degree, or relevant experience in a similar role.
- A strong mindset for continuous improvement and meeting or exceeding expectations, and able to demonstrate complete discretion and confidentiality.
- A passion for working with people on the autistic spectrum.
- Good communication skills – listening and written.
- Clean, valid driving licence with access to a vehicle.
- Ability to work well with children.
- An open attitude.
Our Company:
Creatovators CIC is based in East Dunbartonshire. We offer generous holidays and flexible working hours. As part of our company, you will enjoy a positive, safe, accepting working environment where ideas and suggestions regarding your work are actively encouraged.