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Role Purpose: To maintain and enhance KICK’s standards of delivery across schools and communities through effective quality assurance, staff development, and operational support. The Quality Manager will work closely with the Director of Quality and Relationship Managers to ensure coaches, mentors and chaplains continually improve their delivery and professional practice across all regions KICK are operating in across the UK. The role involves leading, planning, and conducting regular observations across all KICK services, providing constructive feedback, training, and support to drive high-quality delivery and consistency. The Quality Manager will identify areas for improvement, promote best practice, and ensure observation targets are met in partnership with the Quality Team. The successful candidate will have line management responsibility for Senior Coaches, overseeing team performance, staff development, and professionalism, while embodying KICK’s values and...

An exciting opportunity has arisen to join the team at Westminster Theological Centre (WTC) as Assistant Registrar. This is a varied and rewarding role at the heart of the college’s operations, supporting students from their first inquiry all the way through to graduation. The role will suit someone who has a genuine love of detail, is highly organised, and thrives in a fast-moving environment where they can take initiative and make a real difference. The Assistant Registrar will report to the Senior Registrar as a key member of the Registry Team, which oversees the administrative running of the college. They will work closely with the Registry and Academic Teams, as well as with students, staff, Hub Directors, Faculty and WTC”s validating partner, Birmingham Newman University.  Day to day, the Assistant Registrar will support all stages of the student journey,  from initial enquiry and application right through to programme completion. They will maintain student,...

An apologetics video training course with Ruth Jackson, Professor NT Wright, Dr. Lydia McGrew, Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing and Dr. Darrell L. Bock among others from Premier Unbelievable? Descriptio n: One of the biggest questions debated regularly at this time of year is the accuracy and reliability of the birth narrative of Jesus? How was Jesus really born of ‘a virgin’? Was there really a star that alerted Magi to his birth in Bethlehem? Are the eye- witness accounts trust-worthy? Did it really happen? In this online course from Premier Unbelievable? on the Birth  o f Jesus, you’re invited to learn from some of the most celebrated Christian thinkers of our time through their conversations with atheist thinkers, hosted by Ruth Jackson.   Across 9 modules you’ll discover: · What are the biggest objections to the Birth Narratives of Jesus in the Gospels  ·  What evidence is there and what...

An apologetics video training course with John Lennox, from Premier Unbelievable? Description: Two thirds of people believe that science and religion are incompatible according to a recent UK survey, and many of the key atheist voices in our culture have used science as a battering ram against Christian belief. But there’s a different story to be told about science and faith, and few people better to tell it than John Lennox: Emeritus professor of Mathematics and Philosophy of Science at the University of Oxford. In this online course from Premier Unbelievable? on Science, Faith and the Evidence for God you’re invited to learn from one of the most celebrated Christian thinkers of our time through his conversations with atheist thinker Michael Ruse and secular talk show host Dave Rubin, hosted by Justin Brierley.   Across nine modules you’ll discover: · How Christianity grounds the evidence for God · Why Christianity...

An apologetics video training course, from Premier Unbelievable? Description: Teaching from renowned Christian thinkers such as William Lane Craig, Amy Orr-Ewing, John Lennox & Gary Habermas, with an introductory session by Justin Brierley, former Theology & Apologetics Editor at Premier. The course is designed to be understood by anyone from teenagers up.   These 6 sessions cover: Christianity vs atheism. Philosophical arguments for God. Science & faith. The problem of suffering. The evidence for Jesus. The evidence for the resurrection.   Cost includes: 4 Hours on demand video Full lifetime access Access on Mobile and TV Assignments Certificate of completion 7 sections • 17 lectures • 4h 6m total length