Full-time BDKJ diocesan chairman (m/f/d)

With a total of about 1.5 million employees, the Catholic and Protestant Church in Germany is the second largest employer after the state. Just as individual as the more than 24,000 official employed in the Diocese of Regensburg are the fields of work and work, so that not only people with a pastoral vocation can fulfill them. It offers you a diverse range of interesting and varied tasks from a wide range of disciplines (architecture, BWL, IT, personnel, PR, law, social, administration, etc.). We are happy to contribute to ensuring that professional tasks can be brought into line with individual life plans, family and social obligations. We would like to show you why it is worth developing your professional career in our community. Senior Consultant (m/w/x) Full time (39 hours / week), limited (three years election), 01.05.2027 A previous start is possible after consultation The election takes place on 13.03.2027 in the Haus Werdenfels. Bischöfliche Ordinariat Regensburg – Main Department Seelsorge – Bischöfliche Jugendamt Reference number: 994_HA2.BDKJ.Main office.Vors.ext The Confederation of German Catholic Youth (BDKJ) is the umbrella organisation of Catholic youth associations in the Diocese of Regensburg. The BDKJ is a representative of interests, a language tube for young people as well as major organisers for more than 35,000 young people organized in associations.

Head of the BDKJ Diocesan Association as part of the Board of Management Personnel management, qualification and accompaniment of employees Representation of the interests of the Catholic youth association work at the federal, state, district and diocesan level through committee work, political and ecclesial networking Responsibility for the Public Relations of the BDKJ Diocesan Association Organization, coordination and implementation of diocesan projects and events incl. Board, management, communication and network tasks Conceptual association development including strategy, committee and structural work as well as order adaptation

Successfully completed university studies or a successfully completed training as an administrative specialist (BLII) knowledge of the management and administration of non-profit associations and in dealing with the tax requirements of non-profit associations Safe handling of the MS Office package Communication skills, organizational skills, independent working, team skills Willingness to work in the evening and weekend Identification with the objectives and tasks of the Catholic Church and the BDKJ

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