Programme Executive (Youth Work Specialism)
Programme Executive (Youth Work Specialism)
Support youth worker role designing all-island initiatives, coordinating groups, and fostering leadership, peacebuilding, and community engagement.
Working with young people aged 15–25 across Ireland, supporting them as future leaders and peacebuilders through innovative programmes and activities.
Key responsibilities:
- Design and deliver engaging youth programmes
- Support and mentor young people from diverse backgrounds
- Coordinate activities and events across the island
- Build relationships with stakeholders and partners
- Monitor, evaluate, and report on outcomes
Location: Belfast or Dublin
Please refer to the job description and person specification within the Candidate booklet attached for more information about this role. Further information about Co-operation Ireland is also included.
You should pay attention to the person specification and demonstrate clearly in your application form how you meet the essential and desirable criteria for the role.
Please ensure that all applications must be made by the application form. CVs will not be considered.
completed application forms should be submitted to vacancies@cooperationireland.org
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