Total 9 Education / Training job vacancies in Belfast, BT12 6HR

Department: Northern Ireland Office

Post Vacant: Data and Policy Analyst (SEO) - Research and Insights Team, External Relations

Location: Belfast (Erskine House) or London (1 Horse Guards). Occasional travel will be required between NIO locations.

Duration: Permanent position (subject to successful completion of a six month probation period)

Salary: Salary scale: Inner London £45,824-£50,039 and National £39,868-£43,535

New entrants to the Civil Service are expected to join on the minimum of the pay band advertised for the respective locations of the role.

What We Do:

The Northern Ireland Office (NIO) supports the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland in delivering the Government’s strategic priorities for Northern Ireland. The Secretary of State’s vision is to make Northern Ireland a better place to live, work and invest and in working towards this, the NIO has identified four priority outcomes which are:

• Level up the NI economy and Champion Northern Ireland’s economic growth across Whitehall
• Support greater reconciliation and integration in Northern Ireland;
• Contribute to a safer Northern Ireland; where terrorist and paramilitary groups are less able to cause harm of communities
• Ensure that governance in Northern Ireland is responsive, transparent, and able to deliver effective public services

About the Role:

The Research and Insights Team is responsible for gathering and analysing data to inform departmental strategy, decision making and delivery. The team contains two positions, the Data and Policy Analyst (this role) who supports (and reports to) the Head of Performance Management. Based within the wider External Relations Team, the Research and Insights Team works with teams across the department to bring better evidence and data to the heart of what the department does and, in particular, to:

• Examine and understand the context of Northern Ireland, including ongoing social, economic, security and political trends and stakeholder relationships, to horizon scan and inform strategy and policy.
• Monitor implementation to assess delivery and inform better operational performance
• Evaluate and assess outcomes against departmental strategic objectives

As the jobholder, you will support the Head of the Team in working to build capability and best practice in data analysis across the department by working across teams, in a range of policy areas to help them make better use of data, demonstrate the value of robust evidence and enhance capacity in performance management. You will also work closely with a strong and extensive network of stakeholders in the Cabinet Office, other Territorial Offices, other UK government departments as well as with colleagues in the NI devolved government and other external delivery partners. Opportunity also exists to participate in, as relevant, the Government Economic or Social Research Membership.

While the role is centred on policy analysis and grounded in knowledge of research methods and evaluation as well as data analysis, all badged and non-badged analysts are welcome to apply given the broad nature of the role and work of the team.

We are looking for someone with a strong track record in collection, collation and analysis of data, using a range of research methods, as well as experience in communicating the findings from data to assess outcomes and inform the development of strategy and policy interventions. Practical experience in developing and implementing appropriate performance (or analytical) frameworks will be important for this position.

As different teams will have different pressures, priorities and development paths regarding data, evidence and performance management, good communication skills and the ability to provide confident persuasive advice will also be critical. The post holder will also require the ability to grasp new ideas and topics quickly and have a willingness to take on new challenges with enthusiasm and commitment. A strong political antenna is not essential but desirable.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Specific responsibilities are likely to include:

• Collecting, analysing, interpreting and presenting data and other forms of evidence to assess progress of departmental initiatives, evaluate outcomes, and to help inform new policy proposals and approaches.
• Developing data collection, evaluation and performance reporting mechanisms, including routine reporting such as KPIs and conducting a deep dive analysis of particular issues, to assess the department’s priority outcomes.
• Helping design new areas of research enquiry to gather insights on Northern Ireland regarding social, political, security and economic trends.
• Supporting a range of policy teams in the thoughtful, challenging and constructive analysis of data and evidence (within the wider policy and strategic context) to develop and test hypotheses relating to policy interventions.
• Working with a variety of qualitative and quantitative data, ensuring data and analysis is of high quality and accuracy.
• Communicating and sharing monitoring and evaluation findings, knowledge and expertise.
• Helping stakeholders to translate evidence, monitoring and evaluation results into practice.
• Building and maintaining strong, constructive relationships with NIO policy teams, as well as external partners, to scope data and evidence requirements, and build and manage a shared departmental data repository.
• Contributing to a continuous review of processes in order to ensure consistency and efficiency of data collection and reporting, which continues to meet the requirements of the department.

Educate are seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic English Teacher to join our partner vibrant secondary school in Sandbach. This full-time position is initially until December, with the possibility of becoming a permanent role for the right candidate. If you are a newly qualified English teacher, or an experiened teacher looking for a change, this could be the ideal role for you.

For more information on this position, please call our team on 01978 281881.

Benefits of joining the Educate Group:

• Run by a leading team of experienced Teachers, Senior Leaders and Support Staff with over 85+ years of combined education experience.
• Committed to providing employment, free coaching, training and support to our team of staff.
• Work as often and flexibly as you like to achieve a work-life balance
• Build relevant classroom-based experience with reputable schools across the area
• Opportunities to move into a permanent position - should one become available.

Responsibilities of a Secondary Teacher:

• Deliver and provide opportunities for students to learn and express themselves.
  
• Ensure that students are engaged, motivated and on task.
  
• Manage any behaviour issues that may arise.
  
• Follow school policies and procedures.
  
• Maintain accurate records of student progress.
  

  Requirements of a Secondary Teacher:

  • Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
  

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
  
• The ability to manage behaviour effectively
  
• A positive attitude and a willingness to collaborate
  
• Flexibility and adaptability
  

  Registrations required to be a Secondary Teacher:

• An Enhanced DBS on the Update Service, but if you do not have one, you can apply for a new one through Educate.
  
• You must register with the EWC (Education Workforce Council) to work in Wales.
  

  Notes:

• All applicants must be eligible to work in the UK, as we cannot offer a work permit to any applicant or facilitate work permits for any vacancy on behalf of one of its clients.
  
• We are a member of the REC (Recruitment & Employment Confederation).
  
• The Educate Group are committed to the safeguarding and welfare of children.
  
• As a matter of courtesy, the Educate Group aim to respond to all applications within 48 hours.
  
• A higher rate is achievable for candidates with a proven track record of high attainment within the required job role or subject area.
  
• All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay.
  

  If you want to know more about the Educate Group and the current opportunities, don't hesitate to contact one of our team on 01978 281881.

Contract type: Long-term | Full-time |
Location: Lambeth
Start date: September 2024

• Passionate about teaching KS2 children?
• Enthusiastic about all aspects of learning?
• Able to work within a team, in an exciting, vibrant environment?

Hays is working with an excellent primary school in the heart of Lambeth, looking for an outstanding key stage 2 teacher. The school radiates an atmosphere of joy and vitality, offering its pupils exceptional opportunities for learning and development.
Your role will involve delivering stimulating, demanding lessons that promote achievement and inspire a lasting love for learning. The curriculum is well-organised, rich in substance, and forward-thinking, empowering students to attain their utmost abilities. You will become part of a constructive and triumphant team that values professional advancement.
Your roleYour role will include:

• Cultivate an invigorating, demanding, well-structured, and motivational learning space.
• Establish transparent, quantifiable goals to advance children's educational journey.
• Maintain effective records of student progression, incorporating both formative and summative evaluations.
• Communicate with parents about their child's growth, achievements, and advancement.
• Handle conduct through positive encouragement and exemplifying appropriate behaviour.
• Engage in meetings as necessitated.
• Guide, manage, and interact efficiently with classroom support personnel.

Requirements

• Must possess QTS
• Knowledge of applying a range of teaching strategies to meet the differing needs of children.
• A valid in-date Enhanced DBS (preferably on the Update Service)
• Clear and robust behaviour management skills.

How to apply for this role If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career.
We are looking to recruit a KS2 teacher to be part of a successful and positive Primary School team in Lambeth!

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Do you want to join a school that values every child's right to an excellent education and prepares them for the best life opportunities? Do you have a passion for working with young children and supporting their learning needs? If so, then Hays have a fantastic opportunity for you to become an Early Years Foundation Stage Teacher at an excellent school.
What you will do:As an Early Years Foundation Stage Teacher, you will:

• Plan and deliver engaging and effective lessons that follow the national curriculum and meet the needs, interests, experience, and existing knowledge of your pupils.
• Teach a class, or classes, sets, groups, or individual pupils, and assign tasks to be completed both at school and elsewhere.
• Mark and assess pupils' work and record their development, progress, and attainment, both at school and elsewhere.
• Create and maintain an attractive and stimulating classroom environment and contribute to displays in the school.
• Participate in whole-school reviews of policy and aims, and in the revision or formulation of guidelines.
• Evaluate and review your own teaching methods, materials, and schemes of work, and make changes as appropriate.

Responsibilities and requirements:To be successful in this role, you will need:

• Qualified Teacher Status.
• Experience in whole class teaching over a sustained period.
• Up-to-date knowledge and experience in planning, delivering, and assessing The National Curriculum.
• Understanding the principles of child protection in a primary school.
• Your new school:
• A welcoming and inclusive ethos.
• A supportive and collaborative staff team.
• A diverse and enthusiastic pupil population.
• A range of opportunities for professional development and career progression.
  
  

How to apply:If you are interested in this role, please click 'apply now' to send us your CV and a cover letter, or call us now. If this job is not what you are looking for, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career.INDEDU

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What skills and experience we're looking for



The Governing Body, children and staff of our “Outstanding” school (Ofsted October 2014) are looking for a passionate and dedicated practitioner to take on the role of KS1 / KS2 class teacher, this is a maternity cover post, in the first instance. You will have the opportunity to work alongside a team of passionate teachers, to observe and share practice on a regular basis, developing pedagogy through reflection. As an UNICEF Rights Respecting school we pride ourselves on excellent student behaviour and a strong ethos of inclusion and diversity. We are looking for a teacher who:



• Is enthusiastic and flexible classroom practitioner
• Is committed to school and self improvement
• Has experience of teaching in a British school
• Has a strong commitment to team work
• Has a high expectation of themselves and their pupils
• QTS (Qualified Teacher Status)

What the school offers its staff

We are an Outstanding, friendly, supportive and forward thinking Rights Respecting and Values School. As a vibrant, multi-cultural school with extensive facilities we are central to our local community. These facilities include a Sports Pavilion, 3G pitch, football pitches and playgroup. Located in the London borough of Hounslow, the school is very well connected with Hounslow West Underground train station within a short walk away. There are also multiple bus stops and free street parking, making the school easily accessible.



WHAT WE OFFER:



• Salary M1 to M6, Outer London, depending on experience. An ethos and vision based around securing the best outcomes for all our pupils
• A richly diverse school community
• A school that is fully dedicated to developing every child to reach their full potential, irrespective of their ability.
• A friendly, supportive and committed team who are keen to develop and learn.
• Enthusiastic, friendly and respectful children
• Excellent CPD opportunities to grow and development through mentorship and coaching.













Commitment to safeguarding

Our organisation is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults. We expect all staff, volunteers and trustees to share this commitment. Our recruitment process follows the keeping children safe in education guidance. Offers of employment may be subject to the following checks (where relevant): childcare disqualification Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) medical online and social media prohibition from teaching right to work satisfactory references suitability to work with children You must tell us about any unspent conviction, cautions, reprimands or warnings under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975.

Morgan Hunt are currently recruiting for a high regarded public sector organisation in Belfast who require a Research Software Engineer-Team Lead on a Full Time Contract available for 24 months

The chosen candidate will be responsible for the effective planning and day to day management of activities relating to the delivery of the High Performance Computing (HPC) and Research Data Storage (RDS) services.

Role Responsibilities

• Mange the technical development and maintenance of the HPC, RDS and related systems and services.
• Assist in the management of the NI-HPC RSE technical team.
• Manage the Kelvin2 and Tier2 services for researchers.
• Collaborate with eh Network, Security and Active Directory teams

Role Requirements

• Hold minimum of a degree or MSc (or equivalent qualification) in a Science or closely related relevant discipline (e.g. Engineering or Medicine)
• Experience in a large-scale computing environment.
• Experience working with one Linux.
• History of team management
• Knowledge of Big Data and/or A.I.
• Experience supporting HPC clusters (High Performance Computing)

Role Details

• 2-year fixed term
• Full Time
• Hybrid Working-must attend office 2 times a week.
• Belfast based.
• £46,000-£57,000 per annum
• Great pension and holidays

Morgan Hunt is a multi-award-winning recruitment Business for interim, contract and temporary recruitment and acts as an Employment Agency in relation to temporary vacancies. Morgan Hunt is an equal opportunities employer, job suitability are assessed on merit in accordance with their skills, qualifications and abilities to perform the relevant duties required in a particular role.

Deloitte is the biggest professional services Firm in the world and making an impact is more than just what we do: it’s why we’re here. We’re driven to create positive progress for our clients, community, people, and the planet. This sense of purpose inspires us to work to the highest standards, to tackle the challenges that matter. 

The tax landscape is constantly evolving and has experienced unprecedented change in recent years. Our Deloitte experts partner with our clients to navigate their tax complexities and support their business ambitions. Our tax leaders combine strategic commercial insight and intricate tax knowledge to support our client’s strategic decisions. We share our experience, reimagine operating models, and leverage cutting-edge technology in combination with innovative ideas and our global network of professionals, to make an impact that matters to our clients.

We are offering a unique role to become the lead of Deloitte Northern Ireland’s Gi3 practice. Deloitte’s Gi3 tax services group, a market leader in helping clients secure incentives in both the UK and Republic of Ireland and the most experienced team across the islands, is seeking to build a significant local presence in Northern Ireland.
By joining our team, you will work alongside industry experts in the UK and Ireland, gaining hands-on experience and exposure to real-world projects. The diversity of our services, our clients, and the industries we serve, in addition to our people.
You will have the opportunity to apply your knowledge across a wide range of areas and to help companies identify their R&D claims and incentives. This R&D role can involve activities such as data analysis, claim quantification, applying the appropriate tax principles, building client relationships, project management and business development across all sectors and different types of R&D and innovation.

About the team

Global Investment and Innovation Incentives (Gi3) are Deloitte’s leading experts in research and development (R&D) incentives. The team (which resides within the Tax department) helps companies that are on the cutting edge of science and technology to claim tax relief on costs that are incurred in carrying out R&D activities on a yearly basis. We advise our clients as how to identify the qualifying R&D projects that they are undertaking, help them to explain those projects in the context of the current state of the art and work with them to draft technical reports and financial calculations to align those projects to the legislative requirement of the R&D tax credit regime.

Our specialist team is an eclectic mix of science, technology, engineering, and financial professionals who work closely together in the provision of R&D tax credit claims for some of the most interesting and dynamic companies, from start-ups to some of the largest multinationals in the world.

We work collaboratively with our clients to prepare robust defendable claims, and ease the burden of the claim process, while continuously implementing best in class methodologies.

About the Role

As a Senior Manager you will be in a client-facing role from day one, the primary focus is in growing the Northern Ireland practice from a business development perspective. You will also be managing projects, preparing R&D claims, delegating, and building the team. You will be working with a variety of team members from junior to senior grades and will be the main point of contact for your clients, supported by a strong local tax team and your network of Gi3 professionals across the UK and Ireland.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Build eminence in the market and look for opportunities to grow the NI practice.

• Lead projects, being the main point of contact with a range of senior stakeholders such as financial controllers, finance directors and chief finance officers.

• Build an internal network within Deloitte and gain an understanding of the services the firm can offer to broaden client relationships and differentiate us in the market.

• Work within a project team to ensure that robust R&D claims are prepared whilst building deep client relationships.

• Be the primary point of contact for clients on other areas of grants and incentives, capital allowances and Patent box queries.

• Preparing clear reports and summaries for submission to HMRC to explain how our clients R&D claims have been prepared.

• Provide technical tax input into marketing and sales activity working closely with our STEM specialist.

• Work effectively in diverse teams within an inclusive team culture where people are recognised for their contribution.

• Project managing a variety of projects at any given time and being able to delegate and work with the technical and finance team around you.

About you

• A passion for being in the market and building client relationships

• Experience and interest working in incentives and Tax projects

• Accounting or tax qualifications

• Dynamic, innovative & quick-thinking problem solver  

• Collaborative, creative & outgoing  

• An eagerness to learn and develop through your career at Deloitte

• Right to work in the UK

If you believe that you meet most of the criteria above, we encourage you to apply. Deloitte is an equal opportunities employer and will ensure any reasonable accommodations are implemented as part of the recruitment and selection process.​

What we offer

Your reward at Deloitte is competitive, supports our purpose and enables our people to never stop growing. Your reward at Deloitte is not just your salary, we believe in investing in our people's personal and professional development and empowering their work-life balance. Our ambition is to achieve gender equality and enable continuous growth. We offer supports and benefits that suit you, wherever you are in life, including health and well-being, pension, savings, training, coaching and enhanced leave options among others.

Keep on being you. Bring your full, absolute self to work, every day. Explore, question and collaborate. Stretch your thinking, while building a career that inspires and energises you. And, whatever motivates you, keep growing both professionally and personally – because when you make an impact that matters, we do too.

As Bar and Waiting Staff at O'Neill's you are the personality behind the beer pumps, the expert on the drink's menu and know our food menu inside out, frequently recommending your favourites. As the friendly face our guests remember, you'll inject your personality every moment you're with our guests so that they love to come back time and time again.

Responsibilities :

-Greet, serve and look after our guests

-Maintain the highest standards of cleanliness and safety

-Work with the team to create a friendly atmosphere our guests will love

-Know the menus inside out, making recommendations to our guests

-Be a champion of brand standards

You don't even need any experience. So long as you can provide a warm, helpful manner to everyone you meet, we can teach you the ins and outs of working as part of our busy teams.

By taking on a full-time role as a bar and waiting apprentice under the supervision of our passionate teams, not only will you achieve a Level 2 Hospitality Team Member Apprenticeship, you will be able to support the running of our businesses, creating some amazing moments!

What your apprenticeship includes

-A mixture of face to face and skype/phone catch ups every 4 - 6 weeks

-A mixture of on and off the job training, including workshops and webinars

-Reviews every 12 weeks with the Apprentice, Line Manager and Lifetime Trainer

-Feedback sessions to discuss progress

-Obtain Functional Skills in English and Maths (if you don't already have GCSE)

-30 hours paid work every week

BENEFITS FOR M&B STAFF

-Love eating out? You'll love it even more with a massive 33% discount across all our brands. Whether its date night at Miller & Carter or family roast at Toby Carvery, we've got you covered.

-Never a dull moment - fun, laughs and lifelong friends!

-Funded qualification up to degree level

-Charity is important to us. From the company charities to the one which is close to your heart; you can choose how to give something back.

-Enjoy a 33% discount off a cosy stay at our Inn Keepers Lodges.

-On top of all this, we offer a pension; 28 days paid holiday; high-street shopping discounts; and we even give you free shares!

Wage will be:

16-20 years old - £7.49 an hour

21-22 years old - £10.18 an hour

23+ years old - £10.42 an hour

At Mitchells and Butlers you will be working towards a Hospitality Team Member Level 2 Apprenticeship standard over the course of 15 months.

Performance Management To ensure that all national and local standards, in relation to quality clinical assurance and effectiveness, are achieved within the EOCs, ensuring that all services are managed to a high quality and meet the needs of the trust, being responsible for ensuring that all appropriate and reporting standards are met To work closely with the Ass Director of EOC and the Head of Performance Information the post holder will lead and manage the implementation and delivery of the clinical quality assurance framework across all EOCs, supporting local improvement in challenged areas, assisting with established delivery support and to determine new systems of support to counteract poor clinical performance To ensure that all national and local standards, in relation to clinical quality assurance, are achieved and that all monitoring indicators in relation to EOC activities are met in order to ensure optimal compliance at all times, taking remedial action to improve clinical service delivery (in consultation with the Clinical Directorate, as necessary) and ensuring compliance with all information requirements for national reporting and meeting information governance requirements, including particular responsibility for specialist advice and performance measurement of the Clinical Support Desks staff and AMPDS delivery To ensure that all clinical services delivered by the EOCs are of the highest quality and comply with the Trusts clinical governance strategy To ensure that effective and consistent working systems are applied across all divisions of the Trust to achieve the efficient and effective clinical compliance within the EOCs in line with current policies, procedures and protocols, developing and implementing a wide range of strategic and transformation projects within the EOCs to support enhanced clinical delivery Monitoring and Reporting To continually monitor performance of the clinical and AMPDS teams, reporting anomalies and deviations from the expected results to the Ass Director, identifying areas for improvement within the EOCs, evaluating and initiating the implementation of programmes developed to monitor and report on outcomes, and to report on compliance across the Trust To produce regular detailed clinical quality assurance reports and presentations, including reporting to the Board and relevant trust committees, with regard to EOC performance against clinical targets and standards To ensure effective mechanisms are in place to audit clinical practice within the EOCs for AMPDS/NHS Pathways and Clinical Support Desk staff and to be responsible for ensuring that clinical practice is evidence based, regularly monitored and compliant To be responsible for reviewing roles, responsibilities and workload allocation of the clinical Audit and effectiveness review teams in line with staff development and service changes To ensure that the Trust has in place data and evidence collection systems to make certain that the capacity monitoring process for quality assurance within the EOC is effective and supports the appropriate use of resources to ensure efficient and effective patient care To continually monitor and analyse information against quality standards, developing and implementing procedures to reduce clinical risk and to improve clinical care through the use of the clinical and critical systems employed within the EOCs in line with regulations, policies and procedures and national guidelines To be responsible for implementing the Trusts policy in relation to EOC clinical audit, reporting to and acting on the guidance of the Quality and Safety Committee To ensure compliance with the licensing requirements of IT service providers (eg AMPDS/NHS pathways), reviewing audit procedures and effectiveness as appropriate ensuring that licensing standards are applied and adhered to at all times, reporting any breaches with requirements immediately to the Director. The NHS Pathways Licensing requires a registered Nurse to be in post. Strategy, Policy and Service Development To work closely with the Ass Director to ensure that the Trusts long term strategic direction is implemented in the EOCs, initiating reviews of clinical procedures and policies in order to achieve and maintain best practice and implementing change to ensure that the long term aims of the Trust are achieved within the EOCs To implement DoH initiatives and standards within the EOCs as directed by the Ass Director, reporting compliance, developing strategies and policies which direct the service provided by the EOCs and which endorse the Trusts business plans To ensure that robust procedures are in place within the EOCs to address clinical complaints within the Trusts Complaints Policy guidelines, ensuring that the Trust learns and effects change as a result of any issues highlighted through the complaints procedure To work in close collaboration with the Patient Services Directorate to ensure the provision of effective clinical leadership within EOCs and to work collaboratively with this Directorate to review and develop clinical policies and procedures in support of the Emergency and Unscheduled Care agendas, reflecting the needs of patients at all times, ensuring that the policies and practices operated within the EOCs are clinically sound and reflect those of the NHS Plan and other strategic documents To ensure that the Trusts policies in relation to Equality and Diversity are central to the working ethos of all staff Management of Staff To manage EOC AQUA teams and CSDs managers and supervisors, providing advice and mentorship, managing performance issues effectively and constructively, ensuring that standards of best practice are understood and applied, by encouraging the development of initiatives aimed at encouraging a culture of responsibility for personal development, ensuring that personal and professional skills are maintained To work closely with the Head of Education to ensure that all staff in the EOCs receive the correct clinical training and development to undertake their roles to a high level of capability and efficiency, developing and implementing education programmes within the EOCs To work in close association with the HR Directorate and the Professional and Personal Development Manager, to ensure that procedures are in place and adhered to within the EOCs to ensure that relevant staff have the opportunity to discuss objectives, development needs and performance through the Trusts PDP procedure and to ensure that all relevant EOC staff receive an annual appraisal, being responsible for monitoring and reporting accordingly. To be responsible for NMC re-validation of Nurses in the Trust ensuring that Nurse meet the NMC Re-validation requirements. To take part in the mechanisms within the EOCs for engaging with staff and promoting positive collaborative working relationships To effectively support the management of organisational change within the EOCs through education, training, leadership and management development and succession planning within the clinical team Communications To ensure that the highest levels of communications are maintained between the EOCs, Stakeholders, Commissioners, Service Users and internally within the trust, presenting highly complex and potentially sensitive or contentious information in appropriate and effective ways ensuring that the Trusts message or information is ably and succinctly imparted To maintain open and robust lines of communication between senior managers of the Trust and the EOC, ensuring that managers are informed of clinical issues arising from the EOCs and ensure that EOC Managers cascade all relevant Trust and NHS information to their staff To work closely with stakeholders and commissioners to ensure that clinical standards of excellence in relation to the work of the EOCs is achieve and maintained and that an ethos of collaborative working is engendered by all staff To represent the Trust within the local healthcare economy in relation to clinical provision within the EOCs, actively fostering and developing working relationships with other healthcare professionals, promoting the Trusts vision of service delivery and to continuously improve and learn from best practice and to promote a positive organisational image To represent the Trust locally, including acting as media liaison when appropriate, in relation to the EOCs Finance To be responsible for the budget for the Clinical Service area within the EOCs, ensuring the management of resources and expenditure efficiently and exercise financial control in compliance with Standing Financial Instructions Confidentiality To ensure that the maintenance of good practice in relation to data protection and confidentiality is embedded within the clinical teams in the EOCs, liaising closely with the Information Governance Officer, and by supporting the nominated Caldicott Guardian in the discharge of these responsibilities Resilience and Emergency Planning To ensure that effective Emergency Planning Procedures and on going training are in place within the EOCs to support the Trust in dealing with any major or untoward incident, working closely with the Emergency Planning Manager and in compliance with the Emergencies Contingencies Act 2004, exercising judgement over complicated events, e.g. escalation plan, taking due regard to clinical and performance outcomes To ensure that the Clinical teams with in EOCs have robust Resilience Plans in place and that these are tested regularly