Looking for a career where you can genuinely make a difference, without sacrificing your work-life balance?
Not everyone wants another job.
Some people want to finish work knowing they've made somebody's day a little better
Here, every day brings the chance to help children and young adults with special educational needs and disabilities grow in confidence, develop independence and achieve things they never thought possible.
You don't need previous experience in care.
If you're kind, patient and ready to learn, we'll give you all the training and support you need to build a rewarding career as a Residential Support Worker.
What does a Residential Support Worker do?
No two days are ever the same. One morning you might be supporting a young person to prepare breakfast independently for the very first time.
Later that day, you could be encouraging someone to take part in a favourite activity, helping them build confidence in social situations or celebrating a personal achievement they've worked incredibly hard to reach.
You'll play an important part in creating a safe, caring and encouraging home environment where young people feel valued, respected and supported.
As a residential support worker you will be supporting students aged 19-25 with various complex SEN needs. This is not a classroom based role.
Benefits are as below:
Shifts:
Monday-to-Friday-only (up to 44.25hrs), a combination of:
Salary will be determined by the successful candidate's qualifications and relevant experience, and will be in accordance with the client's pay policy.