Consultant

Self Employed Bookkeeper

Self-employed Bookkeeper required for around 5 hours per week.

Flexible hours to suit applicant

Knowledge and experience of medium sized charities and Sage are essential. Email a covering letter and CV to

 Nthompson@eastonccc.org.uk

The Harbour seeks a book keeper to keep our financial records in order and to reconcile income and expenditure. 

The role is very part time, approximately half a day per month is needed.  It includes paying cheques, recording income and expenditure on Sage accounts, reconciling all records of payments and income received, and generating reports for the staff and trustees. 

It would suit a self-employed book keeper with capacity to take on another client.

We are looking for Community Learning Tutors who have experience of working with learners with few or no qualifications in community settings.  The focus of courses is to raise confidence, to identify goals and next steps and support learners to progress to further learning, or paid or voluntary work. We require tutors for the following courses:

Family Literacy and Language

Adult Literacy and Language

Family Numeracy

Adult Numeracy

Family Finance and Money Matters

Introduction to Health and Social Care

Introduction to Customer Service

Introduction to Retail

Introduction to Hospitality

Introduction to Car Maintenance

Introduction to Self-Employment

A person who will take accurate written minutes of the Board's main meetings.  There are about 6 meetings per year and the person will attend each meeting, take notes, and then write up the minutes afterwards to a standard acceptable to the Chair of the Board of Directors.

The meetings are currently usually on the last Tuesday of each odd numbered month, between 4.30-6.30pm, at the Vassall Centre, Gill Avenue, Fishponds, BRISTOL, BS16 2QQ.  The draft minutes are expected to be received by the Chair within a week of the meeting.

We will be looking for :-

- people with previous experience of taking minutes of meetings or of similar tasks;

- people who can produce minutes accurately including spelling and grammar;

- ability to treat information confidentially;

- ability to produce the minutes in Microsoft Word and to email them to the Chair and CEO;

- some flexibility in being able to attend meetings (desirable, not essential).

Bristol Green Doors promotes the uptake of domestic energy efficiency and low carbon retrofitting. We do this through open-homes events, where householders open their homes, and discuss what they have done and the benefits. Our next event is on the weekend of 17-18th March 2012.

We’re looking for a bright, motivated and mature individual who shares our passion and enjoys working with people to join us as our volunteer coordinator. The key objectives are to build and manage a team of volunteers to support the householders on the weekend and the promotion of the event in general and to develop the profile of Bristol Green Doors through communities and private sector to attract more visitors to our event and encourage collaboration.

For full details see http://www.bristolgreendoors.org/sites/bristolgreendoors.org/files/Volun...