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L.E.S. Jobs Sheet South Kerry Local Employment Services th 18 September, 2017 Free for your benefit. Call in to one of our local offices for a free, friendly & confidential service. South Kerry Local Employment Services Job Searching Head Office, West Main Street, Cahersiveen. Career Guidance Tel: 066 – 947 3068 Information Service Education & Training Kenmare Office Killorglin Office Killarney Office 21 Henry Street, Library Place, 37A High Street, First Floor Killorglin, 2nd Floor Kenmare, Co. Kerry Killarney, Co. Kerry Co. Kerry Tel: 064 664 1930 Tel: 066 976 1615 Tel: 064 663 6966 Killarney Jobs Club Curriculum Vitae (C.V s) 37A High Street, 2nd Floor, Killarney. Cover Letters Tel: 064 – 663 7833 Jobs Club Training Our offices are open from Monday to Friday 9:00 – 17:00 (Except lunchtime) Accounting, Financing & Purchasing Member Services Officers Employer: Killarney Credit Union Location: Killarney Job Summary: Member Services Officers. Take your place on the front line of our service, meeting our members and serving their needs. Requirements: Excellent Customer Service Experience. Cash Handling Experience. Computer literate in all Microsoft Office Applications. How to Apply: Please forward CV and cover letter to Michael Gavin, Operations Manager, Killarney Credit Union Ltd, Beech Rd, Killarney, Co. Kerry, or Email: [email protected] Closing Date: 22nd September 2017 Accounts & Administration Assistant Location: Mid Kerry Job Summary: Part time Accounts & Administration Assistant for busy mid Kerry accounting practice. Hours: Minimum of 12 hours a week and hours may increase. How to Apply: Please apply with cover letter and CV to [email protected] Administration & Office Office Administrator Employer: C.H. Chemists Ltd Location: Tralee Job Summary: Office Administrator. The successful candidate must possess the ability to work to deadlines and targets, be customer focused and a team player. Previous cash handling and data entry would be a distinct advantage. Requirements: Good communicator, typing, data entry skills, attention to detail, confidentiality, thoroughness, good organisation skills. Duties: Cash handling and reconciliation an advantage. Data entry and file maintenance. General office duties. Accounts. Dealing with queries from customers and colleagues. Ordering. How to Apply: Please forward CV to [email protected] Closing Date: 21st September 2017 1 | Local Employment Services Community, Social Welfare Caretaker Employer: Ballyspillane Community & Family Resource Centre Ltd Location: Killarney Job Summary: Caretaker. Under The Community Services Programme (CSP) Requirements: Relevant accredited qualification in Safe Pass and other relevant areas Two years’ experience of working in a similar position relation to maintenance, upkeep of busy Community facilities (paid or voluntary); Relevant Maintenance skills; Excellent personal, interpersonal and communication skills. Ability to work as part of a team and on own initiative. Knowledge of Health and Safety practice in the workplace. How to Apply: Please apply with CV and cover letter to Ballyspillane Community & Family Resource Centre CLG, Killarney Co. Kerry, Tel: 064-663 5589 E-mail: [email protected] Closing Date: 28nd September 2017 Support Worker Employer: Down Syndrome Ireland, Kerry Branch Location: Tralee Job Summary: Support worker for Fullstop, preloved bookshop and coffee dock, and 321 Charity Shop, Tralee. Requirements: Previous training and experience in working with people with an intellectual disability desirable. Full job’s specs available on request from email below. How to Apply: Please apply with CV and cover letter to [email protected] Closing Date: 22nd September 2017 Personal Assistants Employer: Irish Wheelchair Association (IWA) Location: Caherciveen, Portmagee and Killorglin, Killarney, Kenmare Job Summary: Personal Assistants. Irish Wheelchair Association (IWA) is a progressive independent person centred organisation providing services for individuals with limited mobility nationally. Requirements: Experience of working with people in their own homes essential. QQI Major Award (FETAC LEVEL 5) in Healthcare. QQI certification of modules completed. In Date Patient and Moving Handling Cert. 2 Contactable written references. Passport or other photo ID. Driver’s license and own transport. How to Apply: To apply please email your current CV to [email protected] or post with a covering letter to Paul Foster, Irish Wheelchair IWA, Lime Tree House, Killeen, Tralee, Co Kerry Closing Date: 25th September 2017 2 Beauty, Hair, Fitness & Leisure Barber Employer: Claude Monte The Barber Shop Location: Tralee Job Summary: Barber. Experience & Creativity How to Apply: Please apply with CV to Claude Monte Barber shop, The Square Tel: 066 712 7471 or call to arrange an interview 087 225 4998 ) Barber Employer: Aga Turkish Barber Location: Killarney Job Summary: Part time Barber. How to Apply: Please email CV to: [email protected], Address: 22 Plunkett Street, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Tel: 087 6835655 (Text Only) Spa Therapist Employer: The Killarney Park Hotel Location: Killarney Requirements: Fully qualified with a minimum of 1-2 years’ experience. Excellent customer care skills & fluent English. Attention to detail and high standards. How to Apply: Please apply in writing to: The Personnel Manager, Killarney Park Hotel, Killarney, Co. Kerry; Or stop by the hotel to fill out an application form Closing Date: 24th September 2017 Health & Fitness Club Attendant Employer: The Killarney Park Hotel Location: Killarney Requirements: Lifeguard qualification. Excellent customer care skills. Previous experience preferable. Fluent English and excellent communication skills. How to Apply: Please apply in writing to: The Personnel Manager, Killarney Park Hotel, Killarney, Co. Kerry; Or stop by the hotel to fill out an application form Closing Date: 24th September 2017 Lifeguard Employer: Castlerosse Hotel & Holiday Homes Location: Killarney Job Summary: This exciting role will require the Candidate to be highly motivated, have good communication skills and outgoing personality. Ambition and the ability to use and work on own initiative is essential. Requirements: R.L.S.S. Pool Lifeguard or I.W.S. Pool Lifeguard qualifications required. Previous experience working as a Lifeguard is essential. Hours: Full time How to Apply: Please submit your application in email to: [email protected] 3 | Local Employment Services Building & Construction Scaffolders Employer: Sean Hickey Construction Ltd Location: Kerry Job Summary: Scaffolders. Good English Essential. Hours: Part and full time. How to Apply: Please contact 087 680 0820 Yard Workers Employer: Sean Hickey Construction Ltd Location: Kerry Job Summary: Yard Workers. Good English Essential. Hours: Part and full time. How to Apply: Please contact 087 680 0820 Construction Labourers Employer: Sean Hickey Construction Ltd Location: Kerry Job Summary: Construction Labourers. Good English Essential. Hours: Part and full time. How to Apply: Please contact 087 680 0820 Driver with C Licence Employer: Sean Hickey Construction Ltd Location: Kerry Job Summary: Driver with C Licence. Good English Essential. Hours: Part and full time. How to Apply: Please contact 087 680 0820 Agricultural, Rural & Fishing Marine Operatives Employer: Marine Harvest Ireland Location: Deenish Island, Co Kerry Job Summary: Marine Operatives should possess: Relevant sea-going experience (advantage). Familiarity with fish husbandry, biology and fish welfare. IT literate. Sense of responsibility, initiative and high quality work standard. Teamwork and strong interpersonal skills. Duties: Full training provided on: Boat Handling; Feeding Stock; Grading, Transfers, Weighing; Harvesting; Net changes; Environmental Monitoring. Hours: Full and part time positions. How to Apply: Please contact or write to Maurice Kelly, Marine Harvest Ireland, Rinmore, Fanad, Letterkenny, Co Donegal. Tel: 074 915 9071 Closing Date: 29th September 2017 4 Education, Training & Childcare Teaching Posts – Details Below Employer: Kerry Education & Training Board Job Summary: Applicants are invited for the following Fixed Term/Specific Purpose teaching posts: College/Subject CODE Hours Coláiste na Sceilge French CNS 17.8.36 11.33 English (Maternity Leave Cover starts 4 Dec 2017) CNS 17.8.37 22 PE (Maternity Leave Cover starts 4 Dec 2017) CNS 17.8.38 22 Physics (Maternity Leave Cover starts 27 Nov 2017) CNS 17.8.39 22 Coláiste na Riochta/North Kerry College of Further Education Learning Support CNS 17.8.40 8 Causeway Comprehensive School Home Economics (Experience in Teaching Religion is CNS 17.8.41 22 advantage) Maternity leave cover PE & Maths (Career break cover) CNS 17.8.42 16 Requirements: A Teacher Education qualification is a requirement. Applicants are requested to submit Confirmation of Teaching Council Registration outlining subjects qualified to teach and proof of current registration with their application form How to Apply: Please complete application form which can be downloaded from our website www.kerryetb.ie/opportunities and return by email only to [email protected], No C.V.’s, only official application form will be accepted. Closing Date: Applications by email only must be received not later than 12 noon on Friday 22nd Sep 2017. Please complete application form, including reference number, for the post(s) you are applying for. Childcare Assistant Employer: Milltown Childcare Centre Location: Milltown Job Summary: Childcare Assistant
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