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An established industry player is seeking compassionate individuals to support children in a group-living environment. This role involves building strong relationships, assisting with emotional and behavioral needs, and delivering care plans alongside a dedicated team. With a fully paid induction and comprehensive training, you will gain valuable skills and have the opportunity to earn a Level 3 Diploma in Therapeutic Childcare & Education. Enjoy a supportive team culture, competitive pay starting at £12.21 per hour, and additional benefits including sick pay and health plans. If you are patient and nurturing, this role offers a fulfilling career path in therapeutic care.
What You'll Do
Support children aged 6-18 in a group-living setting
Build strong, therapeutic relationships with young people
Assist with emotional and behavioural regulation
Help deliver care plans alongside therapeutic carers and managers
Work collaboratively with the school and other professionals to meet each child's individual needs
Engage in daily routines, education, and recreational activities with the children
Participate in a 6-month training programme to transition into a Therapeutic Carer role
Training & Development
We offer a fully paid and supported induction with a 6-month training programme, giving you the tools, understanding, and confidence to work therapeutically. You will receive:
A comprehensive training package (worth approx. £3,000-£3,500)
Opportunity to gain a Level 3 Diploma in Therapeutic Childcare & Education
Ongoing reflective supervision, coaching, and CPD opportunities
Fast-tracked progression to Therapeutic Carer roles
Pay & Benefits
Starting pay from £12.21 per hour
Sleep-in shifts paid additionally (up to £2,500 extra annually)
Sick pay scheme
Employee health plan
Opportunity to earn bonus payments for extra duties
Supportive team culture with excellent leadership
Who We're Looking For
Candidates with some prior experience in childcare, education, or youth work (essential)
Understanding of trauma-informed care or willingness to learn
Patience, emotional resilience, and a nurturing mindset
Ability to work shifts, including evenings, weekends, and potential sleep-ins