The RJC is pleased to announce that the established Restorative Approaches: Theory and Practice Level 5 course, run by the Royal Borough of Greenwich has gained RJC Approved Course status. The Level 5 programme has been designed to develop practitioners with both theoretical and practical excellence and is unique in its focus of combining the crucial elements of theory, practice and implementation.
As a Restorative Justice Facilitator you will work with victims and perpetrators of crime to support them in addressing the harm caused and finding a positive way forward. This could be through a face to face meeting between the parties or through shuttle mediation. The role includes generating referrals by raising awareness of Restorative Justice, risk assessing cases, fully preparing both parties before any intervention takes place, and facilitating communication between the parties.
The Social Sciences team at the University of Gloucestershire, in partnership with the Restorative Justice Council UK, is offering a PhD fees-studentship for a project beginning on 01 October, 2021. The studentship will cover the fees of the PhD course up to £5,000, for three years. Please note that additional fees may be due after this time if the candidate does not complete the project in this timeframe.
An exciting opportunity has become available for a Trainer Practitioner to join WRAP's friendly, expanding team. The role is diverse and you will be responsible for the delivery of high quality restorative training and practice work.
If you are interested in this position, please download the application pack below and return to contactus@restorativewales.org.uk by the closing date 10th September 2021.
Restorative Solutions have two opportunities to work with our Directors to develop and deliver our services and business nationally.
They are looking for individuals with exceptional organisational skills, excellent computer literacy (MS Office applications), strong interpersonal and communication skills (both verbal and written), who are self-motivated and able to work under their own autonomy or as part of a team. Both roles are home based; the Practice Manager will be required to travel nationally.
Resolve West is an independent charity that provides a range of services across Avon & Somerset including Restorative Justice working in partnership with the Avon & Somerset police.
The Remedi team in Derby City are looking for a Restorative Practitioner to supervise reparation hours and run restorative action projects with young people in the Youth Justice Service. Our new team member will spend most of their time in the community with young people aged 10-18 fulfilling the reparative element of their order. We are looking for someone who can work creatively to engage young people and support them to come up with project ideas to benefit their community as well as work with placements in their local community.
This is an opportunity to join an exciting new project in the North of Manchester with the goal of deterring children and young people from crime. In partnership with Manchester Youth Justice, Remedi are recruiting to this role as part of a group of professionals that will be supporting young people in the community and education settings.
They are looking for someone who is passionate about helping people and want to work in a job where they can make a tangible difference to someone's life.
Remedi are recruiting a Young Victim Case Worker to work as part of the ‘Got Your Back’ team in Derbyshire. The Role will be supporting young people aged 17 and under emotionally and practically to help them Cope and Recover from an offence.
The role will be 35 hours per week over 5 days (including some evening and Saturday work) based at Derbyshire Constabulary Head Quarters in Ripley and home based.
