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Job Advert: Expert By Experience – Live Sport

Do you like attending events?

Do you enjoy watching sports?

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Do you have lived experience of having a disability?

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Would you like to make a difference and help other disabled people?

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Community Integrated Care is recruiting Experts By Experience.

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They will help support sporting events to become more inclusive and accessible.

Experts by Experience are paid to share their views, experiences and ideas.

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They help companies or groups improve by learning from the views of disabled people.

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Our Experts By Experience will help to support Paralympic sporting events that are taking place in England, Scotland and Wales this year.

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This programme will be called ‘The Support Squad’

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These roles are paid at £10.42 per hour.

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You will be paid to work on set activities.

This is not a full time or permanent job.

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It is a flexible job where you will be paid to be part exciting small projects.

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We have two opportunities available.

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Our first opportunity is to attend the Paralympic sporting events and give your feedback on them.

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We want to hire thoughtful people who can tell us about their experiences.

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This role is open to people who live in or near to Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham, Glasgow, Swansea and Cardiff.

These are the cities where the events will be taking place.

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You will suggest how these events can become even more accessible in the future.

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You will help us recognise any positive experiences that you have too.

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This will be a fun job where you will be paid to watch sport.

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Your views will make a real difference.

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It is likely that people doing this role will receive up to 14 hours of paid work, for each event that they are part of.

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Our second opportunity is to be part of the ‘Support Squad Team’as an ‘Advisory Group’ member.

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The Advisory Group is a team that will meet online with the people that are delivering the Paralympic sport events.

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You will help them by sharing your ideas and feedback.

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You might also be asked to be part of small projects outside of these meetings.

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This role is open to people across the country.

Many of this team will live in or near to our event venues in: Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham, Glasgow, Swansea and Cardiff.

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It is likely that our Support Squad team will work around three hours per month.

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This role will likely start in July 2023 and finish in January 2024.

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You will be given training and support to do these jobs well.

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We will strive to make these roles as accessible as possible.

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Please read the ‘Job Overview’ page to find out more about what these roles involve.

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Please read our ‘Job Application’ page to find out how to apply.

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If your application shows that you might be suitable for a role, you will be invited to do a short job interview by video call.

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This interview will be made accessible.

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We have limited roles available.

We hope to offer opportunities to lots of people, but we cannot guarantee that every person who applies will get a role.

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If you have any questions you can get in touch with us.

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You can send a text message, WhatsApp message or voice message to: 07866003473

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