Lead and coordinate administrative functions for the West Yorkshire Keyworker Service, ensuring seamless support for children and young people with learning disabilities.
Ideal candidates should possess strong administrative skills, financial acumen, and a proactive attitude to support a vital community service.
This full-time role is based in Leeds, requires on-site presence at least two days a week, and offers flexible working arrangements.
Assist in managing the Orchestra by coordinating rehearsals, concerts, and engagement of musicians, while ensuring efficient communication across departments.
Ideal candidates should have experience in orchestra management, demonstrate strong organisational skills, and possess excellent communication abilities.
The role is based in Leeds, offering a full-time position with a focus on collaboration, creativity, and supporting the artistic vision of the orchestra.
Join an innovative Physiology department to assist in delivering health assessments and support individuals in achieving their health and wellness goals.
Ideal candidates will possess a 2:2 Sport and Exercise Science degree or equivalent, demonstrating practical knowledge in human physiology and relevant disciplines.
This full-time role requires 40 hours per week and offers a competitive salary, with benefits including gym membership and a supportive training environment.
This role involves managing in-store inventories, updating pricing, and maintaining visual merchandising while ensuring an engaging shopping environment.
The ideal candidate should possess excellent communication skills, a proactive attitude, and experience in stock control and customer service.
The position requires a minimum of 20 hours a week with flexible shifts, including weekends, and offers competitive hourly pay based on age.
Join our team to prepare high-quality food, maintain cleanliness, and comply with food hygiene standards while fostering a positive brand image.
The ideal candidate is an organised team player with strong communication skills, capable of managing pressure and prioritising tasks effectively.
This full-time role involves 37.5 hours across 5 days a week, offering opportunities for career progression within a supportive and recognition-driven environment.
Provide compassionate and person-centred nursing support to young adults and children with learning disabilities, autism, and complex needs in their homes and community.
Ideal candidates will be registered nurses with experience in learning disabilities, resilience, empathy, and a passion for empowering individuals.
The role is based in Leeds with competitive salary, ongoing training, 4-week advanced rotas, and access to holiday funds at any time.