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Salary We are seeking to recruit enthusiastic and organised individuals to join the new Ministry Area administration team at the Swansea & Brecon Diocesan Board of Finance.
Part-time (21 hours) or full-time (35 hours) vacancies available
Permanent positions at GBP22,074 per annum pro-rata
Potential for flexible working arrangements
Generous company pension scheme
Responsibilities will include general administration, building management, communications, finance and reporting processes, whilst ensuring compliance with statutory and Church in Wales requirements.
We are currently recruiting for the Ministry Areas listed below, in the South of the Diocese:
Afon Tawe Part-time position / based in Llangyfelach Cwmtawe Part-time position / based in Clydach Gower Part-time position / based in Killay Llwchwr Full-time position / based in Gorseinon Penderi Part-time position / based in Fforestfach Applications for a full-time position as a combined role supporting two Ministry Areas would be considered.
Deadline for applications: 12 noon on 7 February 2024
Interviews will take place: 26 February 2024
Details of Employment:
The Churches in the Swansea and Brecon Diocese have recently restructured into 14 working groups or Ministry Areas . The clerics and volunteers within the Ministry Area share gifts and skills across its churches to manage its assets and co-ordinate its activities. Each Ministry Area will be a charity in its own right, with a Board of Trustees.
Supporting these new Trustee bodies are a brand-new network of Administrators, employed centrally as part of a wider team of the Diocesan finance and administration staff, but located locally within its communities. Previous experience and involvement within the community of the Ministry Area applied for will be beneficial, and applicants should provide details within their application form.
Our Diocese spans approx. 130 miles from the tip of the Gower peninsula, through the urban areas of Swansea, across Brecon and the Beacons and into rural areas of Powys, through to Rhayader and Knighton in the North of the Diocese. Each of these new administrator roles are located independently, within its local Ministry Area. The roles may include periods of lone working but electronic connection to the wider staff for support and colleagueship will always be available.
