Part time construction jobs in United Kingdom

Hi labourer wanted. Must speak good English and have experience. Job is in BR3 South london. thanks

One off today 7:30-9 am To carry fridge freezer with another Upto 3rd floor delivery is to front door between 7-8 and dishwasher with someone else too

Experienced old school builder required Must be able to lay bricks, a little plastering, fit roof tiles on low level roofs, demolition. Must be fit and be able work a full day on site. Would suit a semi retired person as can work full or part time, hours to suit

We are seeking a skilled multi-trader to carry out handyman, plumbing, carpentry and electrics You would be self employed and we will offer you jobs. We Pay £25 a hour and £150 a day

Young enthusiastic lad wanted to become part of a young company . Labouring to carpenters and learning many aspects of building. Driving would be required with own transport

Looking for construction workers, labourers, handymen, painters and joiners. Self-employed basis Temporary work Pay rate depends on experience, trade and project. Usually between 110 - 500 a day.

CSCS card REQUIRED FOR POSITION TO START FROM 17th February for 3/4days of general labour work within a construction site. Site located in SOUTHALL AREA

General labouring on site

I'm looking for a labourer to help me with my fencing business. Must have a driving licence and driving with a trailer experience.

Job Title: Tutor (English, Maths, or Science – Up to GCSE Level) Location: Southwark Tuition Centre Job Type: Part-time/Flexible Southwark Tuition Centre is seeking dedicated and enthusiastic tutors to join our team. We specialize in providing high-quality tutoring in Maths, English, and Science to help students reach their full academic potential. Key Responsibilities: - Deliver engaging and effective lessons in GCSE Maths, English, or Science - Support students in building confidence and improving their understanding of key topics - Adapt teaching methods to suit individual learning needs - Track student progress and provide constructive feedback - Create a positive and encouraging learning environment Requirements: - Strong subject knowledge in Maths, English, or Science up to GCSE level - Previous tutoring or teaching experience (preferred) - Passion for education and a commitment to student success - Excellent communication and interpersonal skills - Reliability and consistency in lesson delivery If you are passionate about education and want to make a real difference in students’ lives, we’d love to hear from you! Apply today to join our team.

We are looking for someone with some prior experience in construction and hard landscaping to help on a range of projects. This would be a great opportunity for someone with foundational skills to learn and develop. Whilst work would be offered on a project basis, we'd love to find someone looking to grow with us long term. We are always mindful that we work in people's homes and gardens and aim to provide a high quality service. Therefore you must be: Punctual and reliable Honest, respectful and hard working Fast and willing to learn new things You must have your own transport or be able to travel to sites in and around the London area. If you have pictures or a portfolio of your previous work, please send links to this with your application. Please include your expectations for day rate. Please be prepared to provide references if requested. please only apply if you have experience within the horticultural world. We’re a high end landscaping practice,

We out looking for an experienced plumber to work on a sub contractor basis, in order to join our the team of a fast growing company. own vehicle is a must along with good communication and a team player attitude. Immediate start is available .

1. Painting on the restaurant; sanding and painting on the ceiling. Applying vanish on the wood work 2. General assistant; cleaning and tidying up.

Bookkeeping ,experience on construction management

Looking for someone to do half a days work or maybe 2 at the moment helping with mainly simple tasks in the office

Job description Overview We are seeking passionate and dedicated Football Coaches and a Head of Football to join our team. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in sports coaching and a commitment to educating young athletes in the fundamentals of football. These roles are pivotal in developing players' skills, fostering teamwork, and promoting a positive sporting environment. Duties Design and implement training sessions that enhance players' technical skills, tactical understanding, and physical fitness. Conduct regular practices and drills, ensuring that all players receive individual attention and feedback. Develop game strategies and prepare the team for competitive matches. Educate players on the rules of football, sportsmanship, and the importance of teamwork. Assess player performance and provide constructive feedback to encourage improvement. Foster a positive team culture that promotes respect, discipline, and enjoyment of the game. Communicate effectively with players, parents, and other coaching staff regarding player development and team progress. Skills Proven experience in sports coaching, particularly in football. 1.1 Introduction to Coaching. Strong ability to educate players on techniques, strategies, and sportsmanship. Excellent communication skills to effectively convey instructions and feedback. Leadership qualities to inspire and motivate young athletes. Ability to assess player performance and adapt coaching methods accordingly. Strong organisational skills to plan training sessions and manage team logistics. This role offers an exciting opportunity to make a significant impact on the lives of young athletes while promoting a love for football. If you are passionate about coaching and dedicated to player development, we encourage you to apply. Job Types: Part-time, Volunteer Benefits: Employee discount Free or subsidised travel Free parking On-site parking Work Location: In person

Lead Manager Role Description Purpose To lead the staff and operation of the Ammerdown Centre, building on its heritage and identifying the next steps in its journey; to manage its operations and the staff team. Role Description: The Lead Manager will be responsible to the Trustees for: - Maintaining and growing Ammerdown as a centre of refreshment, hospitality, peace and reconciliation where diversity and different identities are cherished. Engaging with guests in order to create a safe and positive environment. - Working with the Trustees in developing the Ammerdown Centre, and community and in particular to refresh the strategy and business plan mindful of its spiritual heart as well as commercial potential. - Further developing the Ammerdown Centre and community to provide opportunities for learning in a safe and inclusive environment where people of differing views and faiths can engage in dialogue and creativity. - Creating opportunities to take forward the vision of the Ammerdown Centre and community through creating partnership and networking opportunities. - Ensuring robust and effective management and performance of the organisation (staff, finance, committees etc.) Enabling a flexible and adaptive response to the changing business environment. - Living and developing the ethos of the Ammerdown Centre and community both within the Centre and in external relationships. - Main responsibilities Spiritual and Leadership - To produce an innovative Ammerdown programme of courses and events, offering opportunities for learning and refreshment. - To progress the Ammerdown Social Justice and Care for Creation programmes,taking into account the needs of the local community and wider faith communities.Where appropriate, to lead such programmes. - To be the on-site and public face of Ammerdown and actively promote it nationally and internationally. - To develop our network of supporters by producing quarterly newsletters, refreshing the 'Friends of Ammerdown' scheme, and developing other fundraising activities. - To resource the spiritual life of the Ammerdown Centre and community by ensuring a pattern of worship which embraces the needs and contributions of those who work and visit there, and which is accessible physically and potentially online. - In line with the vision of the Ammerdown Centre and community and its Christian foundation, to develop Ammerdown further as a resource for churches and faith groups, and individuals of any faith or none, leveraging the location and reputation for hospitality. - To maintain and build relationships with key stakeholders locally, regionally, and internationally. E.g. local faith leaders, Ammerdown House, local charities and more widely within the Community of the Cross of Nails and other retreat centres. Management - To lead and inspire all who work or volunteer at Ammerdown to deliver high standards of hospitality and service to all visitors and guests. - To provide appropriate working conditions for all engaged with Ammerdown and in particular to take responsibility for oversight, implementation and management of safeguarding policies and procedures,and in Health and Safety, which will be implemented by the Compliance Manager. - To develop the organisation and its people in line with available financial resources, operational and learning needs and mindful of staff and volunteer wellbeing. - To ensure the financial sustainability of the Ammerdown Centre and community, and in particular to optimise the balance between activities within Ammerdown’s charitable objectives and supporting activities providing commercial income. - To ensure that the Centre operates within relevant legal and governance frameworks. - Report to the Trustees to respond constructively to challenges as they emerge. - To oversee the bookshop. Person Specification A person with distinctive gifts of insight, creativity and leadership who will enable Ammerdown to continue to articulate its core values in ways that are financially and practically sustainable. A resilient individual, comfortable in both a rural setting and a busy working environment. The Trustees are seeking a person who: Spiritual Life Whose spirituality is ecumenical and embraces the inclusive ethos of Ammerdown and the community. Leadership - Has the ability to inspire, equip, relate, and lead a team of people in offering hospitality to all guests. - Has excellent interpersonal skills, and is attuned to work constructively, ecumenically and with those of other faiths and no faith. - Has the ability to identify and develop untapped potential. - Has a proven track record of creating community. Management - Experience of managing and developing a team with mixed skills and experience, comprised of employed people and volunteers. - Experience of management in a small to medium-sized organisation. - Experience in creating and implementing a business plan. Experience of managing financial planning and budgeting. Professional - Excellent presentational and IT skills. - Experience of developing and delivering spiritual retreats, workshops, training, conferences and/or other events and activities that accord with the values of Ammerdown. - Able to demonstrate a deep interest or experience in peace, justice and reconciliation in the contemporary world. - The successful candidate must be prepared to share in rostered overnight on-call responsibilities. Given the location of Ammerdown they will need access to a vehicle and a valid driving licence. How to Apply Please send your CV and cover letter, which addresses the job specification, to our Chair of Trustees by the 4th March 2025. All applicants will be asked to complete a diversity monitoring form upon receipt of the application. Applicants should have the right to live and work in the United Kingdom. The post is subject to an enhanced DBS disclosure. We envisage this post to be four days a week including occasional evenings and weekends. Flexible working hours can be arranged. Accommodation may be available. Remuneration can be negotiated depending on experience. This role description will be annually reviewed by the Trustees and the post holder.

Instruction & Mentoring: - Deliver engaging and interactive coding lessons to students aged [6-18] using Logiscool's curriculum and teaching methodology. - Adapt teaching style to cater to different learning styles and abilities. - Provide individual support and mentorship to students, fostering their interest in coding and problem-solving. - Create a positive and encouraging learning environment. - Monitor student progress and provide constructive feedback. - Manage classroom dynamics and ensure student engagement. Curriculum Implementation & Development: - Effectively implement the Logiscool curriculum, ensuring consistent delivery and adherence to learning objectives. - Contribute to the improvement and development of curriculum materials, providing feedback on existing content and suggesting new ideas. - Prepare lesson plans and materials as needed. Communication & Collaboration: - Communicate regularly with parents regarding student progress and any relevant information. - Collaborate with other instructors and staff to ensure a smooth and efficient learning experience. - Participate in team meetings and training sessions. - Administrative Tasks: Maintain accurate records of student attendance and progress. - Manage classroom resources and equipment. - Adhere to Logiscool's policies and procedures.