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Care Experienced, Telephone Interviewer
Ulverston, Cumbria 19000
We are looking for someone who has extensive experience within the Care Sector who is possibly looking for a change to join our team here in Ulverston Town Centre, Cumbria. Health & Social Care Jobs specialise in recruiting Nationally for many different care providers including Children's, Adult Learning Disabilities, Older Adults and Homecare/Live in Care. We have clients throughout the UK. These clients come to us to assist them with their internal recruitment needs. Your job as our Telephone Interviewer would be: Dealing with all applications that come through via online job boards or our own website. Speaking to the candidates, explaining the position they have applied for and determining the motivation for applying and suitability. Arranging face to face interviews. Tracking your applicants throughout the process Dealing with any offers of employment. Taking new enquiries from Care Providers wanting us to recruit for them. Sending out emails marketing our services. Using Social networking to build your contacts in the Sector. Benefits & Salary Full or Part-Time considered (Please state when applying) Our normal office hours are Monday 8.30-6.30pm, Tuesday - Thursday 8.30-5.30 and Friday's 8.30-4.30 (However we can be flexible for the right person) £18-19K per annum (Negotiable for someone with the right experience) Full Training Provided Essential Criteria A confident, well-spoken telephone manner Good IT Skills Someone who is easy to talk to/can engage/create conversations Office Skills When applying please state in your covering email, what has attracted you to the role and if you are looking for full or part-time hours, and your salary requirements.
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Care Supervisor/Deputy Manager Looking for a change
Ulverston, Cumbria £18-£22K per annum
We are looking for someone who has extensive experience within the Care Sector who is possibly looking for a change to join our team here in Ulverston Town Centre, Cumbria. Health & Social Care Jobs specialise in recruiting Nationally for many different care providers including Children's, Adult Learning Disabilities, Older Adults and Homecare/Live in Care. We have clients throughout the UK. These clients come to us to assist them with their internal recruitment needs. Your job as our Telephone Interviewer would be: Dealing with all applications that come through via online job boards or our own website. Speaking to the candidates, explaining the position they have applied for and determining the motivation for applying and suitability. Arranging face to face interviews. Tracking your applicants throughout the process Dealing with any offers of employment. Taking new enquiries from Care Providers wanting us to recruit for them. Sending out emails marketing our services. Using Social networking to build your contacts in the Sector. Benefits & Salary Full or Part-Time considered (Please state when applying) Our normal office hours are Monday 8.30-6.30pm, Tuesday - Thursday 8.30-5.30 and Friday's 8.30-4.30 (However we can be flexible for the right person) £18-19K per annum (Negotiable for someone with the right experience) Full Training Provided Essential Criteria A confident, well-spoken telephone manner Good IT Skills Someone who is easy to talk to/can engage/create conversations Office Skills When applying please state in your covering email, what has attracted you to the role and if you are looking for full or part-time hours, and your salary requirements.
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Children's Support Worker
Camden, London, UK £13.46 per hour
Children’s Support Worker, Camden £13.46 per hour 2.5 hours minimum per week (hours can increase, maximum 10-15 hours per week) We are looking for a Children’s Support Worker in the Camden area of North West London to join a young and rapidly expanding childcare charity service who aim to develop inclusive, high quality play and childcare services. This is an exciting opportunity for a caring, enthusiastic individual with experience of working with children and young people with complex learning difficulties or Autism to join a wonderful charity founded by a group of parents who believe that every child should have a happy childhood working towards a bright future. They put the well-being of the children and their families first at all times. What are the hours and benefits? Hours will be after school 2.5 hours and weekends are 4-5 hours; Pension scheme; Full induction offered and training opportunities; Responsibilities You will be supporting children aged 4-18 living with autism, learning disabilities and challenging behaviour in their home or community. You will be providing short breaks for families coping with the demands of caring for a disabled child/young person. You will be working one to one with a child, developing a positive relationship and giving them the opportunity to explore a wide range of positive activities and experiences so they can live life to the full as every child should. What experience & skills are required? Experience of working with children with complex learning difficulties, emotional, behavioural and communication difficulties and those with ASD; Experience of using positive behaviour strategies; A relevant qualification with children or Health and social care essential; Being a car driver is preferred but not essential; Being a Support Worker is an extremely rewarding job, so if you are a patient, empathetic person and you are interested, please click on ‘Apply’ and we will contact you to discuss further.
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Residential Support Worker
Crewe, Cheshire £9.50 per hour + £58 per sleep in
Residential Support Worker, Crewe We are looking for Residential Support Workers living close to the Crewe area of Cheshire looking for an exciting new challenge. Do you want a rewarding job where you can help change the lives of children and give them a brighter future? If so, we could have the perfect opportunity. This job is commutable from Northwich, Stoke-On-Trent, Nantwich and surrounding areas. £9.50 per hour + £58 per sleep-in Full time, rota is negotiable, will include either 2/3 days on and 2/3 days off. Who are you joining? You will be joining a company that is newly established. They own 3 homes which are 2 bedded for crisis intervention and therapy for children aged 8-18. The company has a strong belief that they can support the children so that they reach their full potential and achieve their life goals, which can be an amazing feeling. As their Residential Support Worker, you will be based on site at the home, but you will also have days based at an Outdoor Pursuit Centre. Your role will be pivotal in providing the young people’s guidance and support to develop life skills, promote independence and prepare for adulthood. Every child deserves the chance to achieve their full potential, to be kept safe and to achieve in life. You will help inspire and motivate the young people to be the best they can be. What skills and qualifications are required? It is essential you hold a Level 3 Residential Childcare, Children & Young People’s Workforce or equivalent; You will have experience in working with children with Emotional Behavioural Difficulties (EBD); You will be an active and enthusiastic individual who enjoys working outdoors; Being a car driver is also essential. Above all, you will be a highly motivated individual who puts the young people at the heart of what you do. You will be making a positive difference to a child’s life of which there is no better feeling. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity, we would love to hear from you. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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Residential Support Worker
Bangor, Wales £9.50 per hour + £58 per sleep in
Residential Support Worker, Bangor We are looking for Residential Support Workers living close to the Bangor area of Wales looking for an exciting new challenge. Do you want a rewarding job where you can help change the lives of children and give them a brighter future? If so, we could have the perfect opportunity. This job is commutable from Conwy, Llanberis, Caernarfon and surrounding areas. £9.50 per hour + £58 per sleep-in Full time, rota is negotiable, will include either 2/3 days on and 2/3 days off. Who are you joining? You will be joining a company that is newly established. They own 3 homes which are 2 bedded for crisis intervention and therapy for children aged 8-18. The company has a strong belief that they can support the children so that they reach their full potential and achieve their life goals, which can be an amazing feeling. As their Residential Support Worker, you will be based on site at the home, but you will also have days based at an Outdoor Pursuit Centre. Your role will be pivotal in providing the young people’s guidance and support to develop life skills, promote independence and prepare for adulthood. Every child deserves the chance to achieve their full potential, to be kept safe and to achieve in life. You will help inspire and motivate the young people to be the best they can be. What skills and qualifications are required? It is essential you hold a Level 3 Residential Childcare, Children & Young People’s Workforce or equivalent; You will have experience in working with children with Emotional Behavioural Difficulties (EBD); You will be an active and enthusiastic individual who enjoys working outdoors; Being a car driver is also essential. Above all, you will be a highly motivated individual who puts the young people at the heart of what you do. You will be making a positive difference to a child’s life of which there is no better feeling. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity, we would love to hear from you. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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Children's Support Worker
Eastbourne, East Sussex £15,472 - £17,113 per annum
Children’s Support Worker, Eastbourne £15,472 - £17,113 per annum We are looking for enthusiastic Support Workers living close to the Eastbourne area of East Sussex. This is an exciting opportunity to join a Children’s Residential service founded on wonderful values where children with learning disabilities, mental health conditions and challenging behaviours receive the very best in education, care and support to achieve all their goals in life. Hours. Term Time only £15,472; 52 Weeks £17,113.44; Full time hours – 6.5/12 hour shifts available including mornings, evenings and weekends. You will need to be flexible for this role. Do you want to make a difference? This organisation was setup on the vision that we can do more to protect and help the most vulnerable in our society. Their aim is to promote the inclusion of all the children they support ensuring they have equal access to opportunities to become as independent as possible and not letting any barrier prevent them from living life to the full. They offer in-house medical, occupational and nursing therapies for all the children to access. What will be your Responsibilities? As their Support Worker, you will be working in the residential home for children aged 7-19. This will involve helping with morning routines and assisting them to get to school. (There may be minimal personal care involved.) After school or on weekend shifts, you’d encourage them to participate in activities and hobbies and help them find what they are passionate about, so they can develop their life skills and independence. What experience & skills are required? You will have experience working with children/young adults with learning disabilities; It is essential you hold an NVQ level 3 in Children and Young People’s Workforce/ Residential Childcare. You must be a car driver due to the rural location of the service. Benefits. You will get 30 Days holiday. Support towards further qualifications. This is not only a career but is so rewarding and something where you can make a difference every day. If you have a passion to work with children and you believe every child deserves to be encouraged to be the best they can be, then we would love to hear from you. If this amazing job opportunity excites you, then please click apply. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change. This job would suit someone living close to Eastbourne, Seaford, Brighton and surrounding areas. *Please note this job is commutable from Eastbourne 20 minutes*
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Support Worker
Hitchin, Hertfordshire £8.41 - £9.39 DOE
Support Worker (Young Adults), Hitchin We are looking for a Support Worker (Young Adults) close to the Hitchin area of Hertfordshire. This job is commutable from the Hitchin (28mins), Stevenage (27mins), Cambridge (32 mins) and Royston (11 mins) areas of Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire. This is only the start of your career you could be a Manager of the future! We’re looking for someone to support our client’s amazing young people grow and flourish. Be part of residential and learning environment for young adults with severe and profound physical and Learning Disabilities, set up to be a haven for these young people. The organisation was founded by a CEO who is a passionate advocate for children & young adults with learning difficulties. When he set up his company, he founded it saying “Things can be done better. We can make a difference.” Every person deserves to be encouraged to be the best they can be and have the best chance in life! This is a job that is not only a career, but is so rewarding, you can make a difference every day! What does a Support Worker do? A Support Worker you will be helping young adults with severe and profound learning and physical disabilities to have the best quality of life. In the morning you will help them get dressed, encourage them to get washed, and assist with their breakfast. After school or on weekend shifts, you’d encourage them to participate in activities and hobbies and help them find what they are passionate about, so they can grow up into the person they want to be. How much fun will it be going to the cinema, swimming or horse riding as a part of your job? £8.41 - £8.70 per hour without qualifications; £9.06 - £9.39 per hour with NVQ Level 3 – Health & Social Care; Full time hours, 39 hours per week; Day or Night shifts available; Days – 7:30am – 9pm, some shifts 6 hours, some 12 and a half, 4-week rota of 14 shifts; Nights - 8.45pm-8:15am, 4-week rota; Additional £2,790 per annum on top of salary for doing nights; Generous benefits package, including high street discounts and child care vouchers; Fantastic career progression and ongoing training. What experience do I need to be a young adult Support Worker? It is extremely desirable that you have experience working with young adults with learning/physical disabilities. You will ideally hold an NVQ level 3 as mentioned above. It is essential that you have a full driving licence and have access to a vehicle. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity, we would love to hear from you. Health & Social Care Jobs are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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Support Worker
Royston, Hertfordshire £8.41 - £9.39 per hour DOE
Support Worker (Young Adults), Royston We are looking for a Support Worker (Young Adults) close to the Royston area of Hertfordshire. This job is commutable from the Hitchin (22mins), Stevenage (21mins), Cambridge (32 mins) and surrounding areas of Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire. This is only the start of your career you could be a Manager of the future! We’re looking for someone to support our client’s amazing young people grow and flourish. Be part of residential and learning environment for young adults with severe and profound physical and Learning Disabilities, set up to be a haven for these young people. The organisation was founded by a CEO who is a passionate advocate for children & young adults with learning difficulties. When he set up his company, he founded it saying “Things can be done better. We can make a difference.” Every person deserves to be encouraged to be the best they can be and have the best chance in life! This is a job that is not only a career, but is so rewarding, you can make a difference every day! What does a Support Worker do? A Support Worker you will be helping young adults with severe and profound learning and physical disabilities to have the best quality of life. In the morning you will help them get dressed, encourage them to get washed, and assist with their breakfast. After school or on weekend shifts, you’d encourage them to participate in activities and hobbies and help them find what they are passionate about, so they can grow up into the person they want to be. How much fun will it be going to the cinema, swimming or horse riding as a part of your job? £8.41 - £8.70 per hour without qualifications; £9.06 - £9.39 per hour with NVQ Level 3 – Health & Social Care; Full time hours, 39 hours per week; Day or Night shifts available; Days – 7:30am – 9pm, some shifts 6 hours, some 12 and a half, 4-week rota of 14 shifts; Nights - 8.45pm-8:15am, 4-week rota; Additional £2,790 per annum on top of salary for doing nights; Generous benefits package, including high street discounts and child care vouchers; Fantastic career progression and ongoing training. What experience do I need to be a young adult Support Worker? It is extremely desirable that you have experience working with young adults with learning/physical disabilities. You will ideally hold an NVQ level 3 as mentioned above. It is essential that you have a full driving licence and have access to a vehicle. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity, we would love to hear from you. Health & Social Care Jobs are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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Support Worker
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire £8.41 - £9.39 per annum DOE
Support Worker (Young Adults), Cambridge We are looking for a Support Worker (Young Adults) close to the Cambridge area of Cambridgshire. This job is commutable from the Royston (31mins), Wyboston (32 mins) and surrounding areas of Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire. This is only the start of your career you could be a Manager of the future! We’re looking for someone to support our client’s amazing young people grow and flourish. Be part of residential and learning environment for young adults with severe and profound physical and Learning Disabilities, set up to be a haven for these young people. The organisation was founded by a CEO who is a passionate advocate for children & young adults with learning difficulties. When he set up his company, he founded it saying “Things can be done better. We can make a difference.” Every person deserves to be encouraged to be the best they can be and have the best chance in life! This is a job that is not only a career, but is so rewarding, you can make a difference every day! What does a Support Worker do? A Support Worker you will be helping young adults with severe and profound learning and physical disabilities to have the best quality of life. In the morning you will help them get dressed, encourage them to get washed, and assist with their breakfast. After school or on weekend shifts, you’d encourage them to participate in activities and hobbies and help them find what they are passionate about, so they can grow up into the person they want to be. How much fun will it be going to the cinema, swimming or horse riding as a part of your job? £8.41 - £8.70 per hour without qualifications; £9.06 - £9.39 per hour with NVQ Level 3 – Health & Social Care; Full time hours, 39 hours per week; Day or Night shifts available; Days – 7:30am – 9pm, some shifts 6 hours, some 12 and a half, 4-week rota of 14 shifts; Nights - 8.45pm-8:15am, 4-week rota; Additional £2,790 per annum on top of salary for doing nights; Generous benefits package, including high street discounts and child care vouchers; Fantastic career progression and ongoing training. What experience do I need to be a young adult Support Worker? It is extremely desirable that you have experience working with young adults with learning/physical disabilities. You will ideally hold an NVQ level 3 as mentioned above. It is essential that you have a full driving licence and have access to a vehicle. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity, we would love to hear from you. Health & Social Care Jobs are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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