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Are you passionate about photography and eager to share your knowledge? We are seeking an Online Photography Tutor to join our team. No prior teaching experience is required—just a deep enthusiasm for photography and a desire to help others learn. In this role, you will conduct virtual one-on-one or small group tutoring sessions to teach fundamental photography skills, such as camera settings, composition techniques, and post-processing basics. You'll cater to students of varying skill levels, from beginners to intermediate learners, providing personalized guidance and constructive feedback. Your responsibilities will include preparing lesson plans, delivering engaging and informative sessions via online platforms, and offering practical assignments to reinforce learning. Flexibility is key; you can schedule sessions at your convenience, making this an ideal opportunity for photography enthusiasts looking for a flexible side job. Compensation ranges from £20 to £40 per hour, depending on experience and expertise. If you're ready to inspire and empower others through the art of photography, apply now to become our Online Photography Tutor and embark on a rewarding teaching journey with us. REQUIREMENTS: - No prior experience necessary. - Knowledge of the subject being taught. ADVANTAGES : - Flexible schedule - Work from anywhere in the UK - Option to work online - Compensation ranging from £20 to £40 per hour

Job description: 1. Work as a Team Leader, of a team of volunteers, in outreach into the community, discipling, forming small groups that will support and encourage new and existing members, establish ‘Growth Track’ [a simple program designed to teach members with life skills and Bible understanding]. To work under the supervision and guidance of the Strategic Co-ordinator and Senior Pastor. This is a 24-month temporary appointment. 2. Details of duties Key roles and responsibilities: a. Commits his/her life and service to the Lord Jesus Christ and expression of ministry to the church and the world through the VFC structure. b. Subscribes and commits to the values, philosophy and principles held by VFC Glasgow. c. To follow the daily activities and weekly schedule in line with the given plans so as to accomplish the various objectives within the 24-month time frame. d. To raise, develop and mentor new VFC members to become leaders. e. To submit accurate timely reports (financial, outreach, discipleship, etc) that reflect your daily activities. f. Interact with people from different cultural backgrounds and communities to promote the key activities of the VFC Glasgow church. g. To perform any other job or duty that may be assigned under the guidance of the Corporate Missions Coordinator. 3. Salary /Remuneration UK minimum wage will apply 4. Details of the skill, experience and qualification required for the post. 5. To be qualified to impart, establish, and strengthen the VFC Singapore DNA into the VFC Glasgow Church, the Team Members would need: a) To be a practising Christian, in agreement with the tenants of faith of VFC and fully supportive of the values and mission of the church. b) They must have had at least 3 years of lay ministry experience in VFC Singapore i. completed to at least Level 3 in the Life in the Word, bible classes. ii. been a VFC Connect Group leader [small group] for at least 1 year. iii. has a demonstrated an ability to mix and communicate well with people from multicultural backgrounds. iv. to have strong English literacy (speaking and writing abilities) and able to communicate well via phone, email, and face to face. c) To have completed the VFC Singapore Missions Church Planting Training programme [78 classes over 2 months, a full-time live-in program] i. Multiplication Principles & Outreach: Key principles and roles in leading multiplication, Conducting Youth Alpha, Effective outreach strategies and methods, Healing signs and wonders, Keys to consolidation. Outreach activities may include organizing and participating in community events, providing support to individuals seeking spiritual or emotional assistance. ii. Discipleship: How to conduct an Encounter, making disciples, Growth Track, Forming Connect Groups, Training and developing leaders, understanding cross-cultural world views, Thriving in another culture, SOAP bible study method, inductive bible study method, Self-acceptance, and inner healing. iii. TL & Team: Member-care of the team, resolving conflicts, Team dynamics, sacrifice, Faith, Team management, Building a strong team culture, 6. Reporting and Documentation: Maintain accurate records of activities, achievements, challenges, and progress made. Prepare regular reports for VFC Glasgow, detailing the impact of volunteer Christian work. d) Work experience in working with a VFC affiliated church. i. Demonstrate an ability to have previously worked with a VFC church in another nation.

The successful candidate will have experience in Scottish Law can be dual qualified, managing a Personal Injury case load with a high percentage of litigated RTA files. Applications are invited from Solicitors with an in-depth knowledge of the RTA Process and a proven track record in RTA litigation. The role will also involve coaching and guiding junior staff in RTA law, procedures and process and court process/attendance. Additionally, the successful candidate will have experience in dealing with liability, quantum and costs. In particular, will be well experienced in the mechanics of the Part 36 procedure and relevant protocols Experience of dealing with technical points of insurance law, such as MIB work, the European Regulations and Article 75 issues would be advantageous. Job role summary To undertake matters which you are competent to conduct having due regard to the policies and procedures defined in the Office Manual relating to your areas of work. Arranging appointments and attending new, current and former clients and dealing with their queries including: Obtaining instructions and advising on course(s) of action, length and cost of case (as appropriate); Assessment of client’s financial means and explanation of private terms and conditions Drafting and/or dictating correspondence to client, court, solicitors counsel and other third-parties, including Statements, Notices, Applications, and other Legal Forms/Documents (especially relevant court forms); Instructing counsel, experts, solicitor advocates or other third-parties, reviewing reports and continued liaison as required; Advising on appropriate course of action; Arranging and attending hearings and conferences as and when required; Obtaining and reviewing evidence and statements; Negotiation on clients behalf and, liaison with opponents etc. to obtain most preferable outcome for clients; Ensuring efficient day-to-day progress of all matters, prioritising work as necessary and keeping the client informed on progress.