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  • Part Time Pizza Chef
    Part Time Pizza Chef
    hace 1 día
    £12.5–£14.5 por hora
    Jornada parcial
    Crofton Park, Lewisham

    Yard Sale Pizza serve award-winning neighbourhood pizza. We're hiring a talented Part Time Pizza chef. We're a young but growing business currently with 8 sites, offering plenty of career progression for hard working individuals. Duties: • You'll be showcasing your wonderful pizza-making skills;, • Ensuring the kitchen service is running smoothly;, • Adhering to exceptional high standards;, • Completing all prep as required;, • Cleaning down the kitchen including deep cleans when required;, • Take responsibility of your workstation;, • Work collaboratively in a team. Requirements : • You must be available to work Friday and Saturday evenings., • Experience stretching, baking and making dough in a fast-paced environment., • Be an excellent team player, • All applicants must be eligible to work in the UK and speak English. What's on offer... • Junior Position starting from £12.50 and Senior position starting from £14.50 per hour, • Bonus incentives in place, • Part time hours over weekends, • All overtime paid for, • Holiday paid in days off or in cash, • Tax-free tips via TiPJAR, all paid pro rata to the hours you work, • Working with a great team, brand new equipment and state-of-the-art marana ovens, • Brilliant discounts for family and friends off food and merchandise and of course free pizza on shift! We can't wait to hear from you! Pizza Love, YSP The Location: Our love affair with South London continues! We opened our ninth Yard Sale Pizza in Crofton Park (between Brockley and Honour Oak Park) bringing our hand-made, hand-delivered pizza to the neighbourhood in 2021. We're offering up our ultimate delivery pizza, all delivered by our own amazing team of drivers, alongside a small but perfectly formed dine-in space. About Us: Yard Sale Pizza fired up the oven in 2014, starting with weekly supper clubs from our backyard in Hackney. We now offer delivery, dine-in and takeaway in 15 of our favourite neighbourhoods. Known for our collaborations, we've teamed up with illustrators, musicians, international chefs local eateries- all on the quest for the perfect pie! We've won London's most-loved restaurant in Time Out's 2016 Love London awards, were awarded Best Cheap Eats in the Observer Food Monthly Awards in 2017, and were voted London's favourite pizza in Time Out's inaugural Clash of the Slices in 2022. We're a young and fast-growing company who offer plenty of career progression for hard working and talented individuals.

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  • Macmillan Engagement and Patient Involvement Programme Manager
    Macmillan Engagement and Patient Involvement Programme Manager
    hace 7 días
    £40000 anual
    Jornada completa
    Croydon

    LOCATION: Mitcham Road and other locations across six South- West London boroughs, Richmond, Kingston, Wandsworth, Merton, Croydon, and Sutton RESPONSIBLE TO: Chief Executive Officer of Croydon BME Forum RESPONSIBLE FOR: 3 x Engagement and Patient Involvement Team Members SALARY: £40,000 per annum HOURS: 37.5 hours per week LENGTH: Until January 2027 with possible extension Context of the Role: The Programme Manager leads the delivery of the Can You C Me Project across six South West London boroughs. The role exists to reduce cancer inequalities, improve personalised care, influence system-level change and strengthen culturally competent support for Black and ethnically diverse communities. The Programme Manager oversees day-to-day service delivery, manages the Engagement and Patient Involvement team across multiple boroughs, builds strategic partnerships with healthcare, voluntary and community organisations, and ensures that people affected by cancer receive person-centred, timely and appropriate support. Croydon BME Forum, in partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support, is addressing ethnic inequalities in health and social care through this project. The team is based in the community, working alongside healthcare, faith, and voluntary sector partners to provide tailored support following a cancer diagnosis. Now in its third and final year, the project builds on the successes of the first two years, reflecting on what has been achieved and examining the impact on healthcare inequalities, while continuing to deepen and broaden its reach across South West London. The Programme covers Croydon, Kingston, Merton, Richmond, Sutton, and Wandsworth, all within the South West London Integrated Care System. The Programme Manager is responsible for leading three Engagement and Patient Involvement Team Members, each managing two boroughs, and ensuring consistent, high-quality delivery across all areas. For the remainder of the project, the team will plan and deliver three borough-specific conferences in Sutton, Merton, and Richmond. These events will raise awareness of cancer treatment and support issues affecting BME communities, amplify patient and community voices, and drive actionable change to improve access, experience, and outcomes for people affected by cancer. Key Responsibilities: 1. Programme Leadership and Strategy Lead the programme’s strategic direction and ensure activity aligns with project aims, contract, Macmillan standards and ICS priorities. Lead mobilisation, development and delivery of the service across six boroughs. Ensure the programme meets operational, financial and contractual requirements. 2. Stakeholder Engagement and System Partnerships Work closely with CNSs, GPs, primary care teams, hospital cancer leads, commissioners and voluntary sector partners. Consult with decision makers, healthcare leaders, and community leaders to ensure programme relevance and integration. Represent the programme at borough, ICS and community forums. 3. Team Leadership and Workforce Development Line manages three Engagement and Patient Involvement Team Members, ensuring manageable workloads and consistent quality. Provide supervision, guidance and support on complex cases, safeguarding and escalation. Promote a positive, inclusive team culture and support development. 4. Community Engagement and Co-design Build relationships with grassroots groups, faith communities, local leaders and culturally diverse networks. Lead co-design and lived experience involvement across the programme. Support the team to plan and facilitate high-quality steering groups, focus groups and listening events. 5. Service Delivery Oversight Oversee delivery of assessments, signposting, one-to-one support and group interventions. Ensure culturally competent, person-centred delivery across boroughs. Support the planning and delivery of cancer conferences. 6. Training, Education and Cultural Competence Deliver or support training for healthcare professionals and community partners on cancer inequalities and culturally sensitive care. Work with Macmillan and clinical partners to embed learning into local pathways. 7. Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting Lead on the collection, monitoring and analysis of programme data and insights. Produce high-quality evaluation reports, borough summaries and KPIs. Use insight and community voice to identify gaps and inform improvements. 8. Governance and Risk Management Ensure robust processes, safeguarding protocols, and administrative systems are in place. Identify, manage and escalate risks appropriately. 9. Legacy, Sustainability and Long-term Impact Develop a sustainability plan to ensure the programme’s learning, partnerships, and approaches continue beyond the funded period. Embed structures, processes and tools that support long-term adoption of culturally competent, personalised cancer support. Produce legacy resources such as toolkits, training modules, frameworks and evaluation summaries. Build capacity across healthcare, community and voluntary sector partners to sustain improvements. Document and share best practices and system learning to influence future service development. Person Specification A - Application form I – Interview C – Certificate (original evidence) Qualifications and Experience Experience in health, social care, community development or voluntary sector roles (essential). A/I Experience supporting people affected by cancer or long-term conditions (desirable). A/I Training or experience in personalised care, inequalities or community engagement (desirable or willingness essential). A/I Experience Experience managing or leading a team. A/I Experience working with people affected by cancer, long-term conditions or experiencing health inequalities. A/I Experience developing partnerships with healthcare professionals and community organisations. A/I Experience facilitating focus groups, consultations or co-design work. A/I Experience delivering or supporting training. A/I Experience using data and insight to monitor, evaluate or shape a programme. A/I Knowledge Understanding of cancer inequalities and barriers faced by Black and ethnically diverse communities. A/I Knowledge of personalised care and cancer support pathways. A/I Understanding of safeguarding, confidentiality and data protection. A/I Knowledge of voluntary and community sector roles. A/I Skills and Competencies Strong report writing skills A/I Strong interpersonal and communication skills. A/I Ability to motivate, supervise and develop a team. A/I Skilled in facilitating groups and co-design work. A/I Strong organisational and time management skills. A/I Ability to use data for decision making and reporting. A/I Comfortable working independently and across multiple sites. A/I Ability to build long-term, trust-based partnerships. A/I Personal qualities Compassionate, culturally aware and committed to health equity. I Emotionally resilient and able to work under pressure. I Flexible, proactive and solution-focused. A/I Willing to work some evenings/weekends and travel across boroughs. A/I

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  • Customer experience evaluator
    Customer experience evaluator
    hace 1 mes
    £20–£35 por hora
    Jornada parcial
    Whitechapel, Tower Hamlets

    We are looking for dependable, observant, and professional individuals to join our team as Customer Experience Evaluators. This role is ideal for those who enjoy visiting different places, analysing service quality, and helping businesses improve the way they interact with customers. As a Customer Experience Evaluator, you will be assigned a variety of trips to complete, which may involve visiting high-street shops, supermarkets, restaurants, cafés, hotels, entertainment venues, transport services, or other customer-facing businesses. Your responsibilities will include assessing how staff communicate, how welcoming the environment feels, and how smoothly the customer journey flows from start to finish. You may be asked to evaluate aspects such as product knowledge, speed of service, cleanliness, layout, and overall professionalism. During each visit, you will act as a typical customer while discreetly observing how the business operates. After completing each assignment, you will submit a short but accurate report detailing your experience, highlighting both positive aspects and areas for improvement. This role offers flexible hours and allows you to choose assignments that fit your schedule, making it suitable for individuals who work independently and enjoy variety in their day-to-day activities. No two visits are ever the same, giving you the opportunity to experience different service environments and play a valuable part in helping organisations raise their standards. All guidance, training material, and instructions will be provided to ensure you feel confident before completing each evaluation. Strong attention to detail, clear communication skills, and the ability to follow instructions are essential for success in this role. You should also be comfortable travelling to different locations, managing your time well, and providing fair, unbiased feedback. Applicants must be 18+ only, and must have a form of physical ID and a bank card. These requirements are essential for verification and payment purposes. If you enjoy exploring new places, interacting with a variety of service settings, and contributing to the improvement of customer experiences across the UK, this role could be an excellent fit. Join us and help businesses understand what truly matters to their customers. (ANYWHERE IN LONDON) remote working

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  • Principal – London Academy of Dravidian Arts (LADA)
    Principal – London Academy of Dravidian Arts (LADA)
    hace 1 mes
    £34000 anual
    Jornada completa
    London

    About the Role The Malayalee Association of the UK (MAUK) invites applications for a passionate, experienced and forward-thinking Principal to lead the London Academy of Dravidian Arts (LADA) — a specialist weekend performing arts academy dedicated to preserving, teaching and promoting the rich heritage of Dravidian classical and contemporary art forms including dance, music, drama and martial arts. Although LADA operates primarily on weekends the Principal role is a full-time leadership post (37.5 hours) responsible for year-round artistic direction, academy management, project delivery, performance planning, staff development, safeguarding, administration and community engagement. This is a rare opportunity to shape a growing arts academy with deep cultural roots and an ambitious vision for the future. Leadership and Operations • Oversee the day-to-day running of the academy including weekend and evening activities, • Ensure classes, rehearsals, assessments and events are delivered smoothly, • Lead on safeguarding, health and safety and quality standards, • Support teachers with timetables, resources and classroom needs, • Monitor teaching quality and support staff to maintain high standards, • Coordinate assessments, exams and student progress reviews, • Help improve and update lesson plans and activity programmes, • Build strong relationships with students, parents, teachers and volunteers, • Represent the academy at internal events, showcases and community programmes, • Promote a positive and inclusive learning environment, • Manage scheduling, staffing, budgets and resource allocation, • Lead on event planning including performances, festivals and presentations, • Prepare reports, development plans and updates for MAUK leadership, • Help shape the long-term vision for the academy, • Identify opportunities to expand classes, partnerships and student numbers, • Experience in arts education or arts organisation management, • Strong leadership, organisation and communication skills, • A good understanding of South Asian or Dravidian performing arts, • Ability to build positive relationships and lead a diverse team, • Confidence working in a fast-paced weekend-focused environment, • Relevant degree or equivalent qualification in arts, education, management or a related discipline, • Knowledge of school or academy administration, • Understanding of health and safety responsibilities within an educational setting, • Experience coordinating performances or cultural events, • Background as a performer or instructor in music, dance, drama or martial arts, • Experience improving programmes or developing new classes

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  • Support Worker
    Support Worker
    hace 2 meses
    Jornada completa
    Southall

    Support Worker – Semi-Independent Supported Accommodation Company: Helping Hands Supported Living CIC Location: Multiple locations in Middlesex, London Hours: Full-time or Part-time Start: Immediate We are looking for reliable and compassionate Support Workers to join our team, supporting Vulnerable young people and adults in Semi-Independent Accommodation. Our clients include Care Leavers, individuals experiencing homelessness, Ex-offenders, and people with Mental Health or substance misuse needs. Role Responsibilities: • Deliver regular support sessions and welfare checks, • Support residents with tenancy responsibilities, cleaning rotas, and house rules, • Assist with Universal Credit updates, form-filling, appointments, and daily living skills, • Help clients with college applications, job searches, and accessing external services, • Provide emotional support and signposting to mental health teams, GP, and other agencies, • Maintain accurate support logs, risk assessments, and documentation, • Work collaboratively with social workers, probation and local authorities, • What We’re Looking For:, • Caring, patient, and confident working with vulnerable people, • Strong communication and organisational skills, • Good computer skills — able to write support logs, emails and update client records, • Ability to work independently and manage your caseload, • Previous experience in support work is helpful but not essential, • Willingness to travel between properties What We Offer: • Training and development opportunities, • Supportive team environment, • Career progression, • The opportunity to make a real difference Apply now to join our growing team!

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