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Carmarthenshire County Council is recruiting a Breakfast Supervisor for Llanelli. The role involves supervising pupils on arrival and during service, assisting with serving refreshments and general dining room duties. The post is 3.75 hours per week during term time, with an annualised pay scheme and a DBS check required.
Applicants should have good communication, teamwork, and a willingness to learn. Welsh language level 2 is requested, with support provided to achieve it.
Salary: £26,639
Vacancy ID: 3937
Organisation: Carmarthenshire County Council
Number of vacancies: 1
Contract type: Permanent Term Time Only
Location: Llanelli
Grade: Grade A +4%
Salary: £26,639
If part time and/or term time, the full time salary quoted (based on 37hrs) will be pro-rata'd accordingly
Hourly Rate : £13.81
Contract Hours
3 hours 45 minutes per week
We are looking for a reliable and dedicated Breakfast Supervisor to supervise pupils on arrival and during service. You may also be required to assist with the serving of refreshments and undertake general dining room duties to include clearing and wiping down of tables.
This post is for 3.75 hours per week / 45 minutes per day.
Our working hours are Monday to Friday before 9am, term time only (38 weeks), ideal to fit around family commitments / the school day. We offer an 'annualised' pay scheme so that our staff who work term time receive pay over 52 weeks.
We need someone who has:
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An Enhanced with Barred List Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check will be requested for this job. It is an offence to apply for the role if the applicant is barred from engaging in regulated activity relevant to children or adults at risk
Level 2 - You will need a basic level of conversational Welsh. Reasonable support can be provided on appointment to reach this level.
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