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The Representative Body of the Church in Wales is committed to building a diverse workforce and strongly encourages applications from everyone. We welcome applications from people from a diverse range of backgrounds and are open to those of all faiths and none.

In some cases, a genuine occupational requirement to be a practicing Christian may apply. If this applies, it will be explicit in the job advertisement.

We offer:

• Competitive salaries
• A 34.75 hour full time working week
• Annual leave beginning at 25 days a year, rising to a maximum of 30 days across 5 years’ service
• An office closure period of 3 days at Christmas
• A generous employer pension contribution
• A range of policies designed to be family friendly
• Professional development through CPD activity
• An employee forum
• All staff information and social days

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The National Office is based in Callaghan Square, Cardiff, accessible by public transport. The National Office is a modern space, equipped for individual and team working.

• Executive Assistant to the Bishop of Bangor

St Padarns Institute is based in Llandaff in a beautiful, listed building, complimented by its own chapel. The Institute is close to Llandaff Cathedral and accessible by public transport.

St Padarns is equipped for individual and team working, has accessible teaching spaces and a library.

To find out more information, please visit St Padarn’s Institute (stpadarns.ac.uk).

The Church in Wales has 6 dioceses which each recruits for their vacancies.

Individual diocesan vacancies can be found here:

• St Asaph
• Bangor
  • Dean of Bangor Cathedral and Ministry Area Leader of Bro Deiniol
  • Head of Finance
• St Davids
• Llandaff
• Monmouth
• Swansea and Brecon

Wanted: Chair of IAFAC

Do you have experience of financial oversight, resource stewardship, strategic planning, risk management, and good governance?

And are you looking to make a difference to the work of the Anglican Church worldwide?

If so, the Inter-Anglican Finance and Administration Committee (IAFAC) would like to hear from you.

IAFAC is looking for a Chair. It’s a volunteer role, working with the Anglican Consultative Council and the Anglican Communion Office and its associated charitable entities to support the financial sustainability and mission of the Anglican Communion.

More details here: Job Description