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Thrive Childcare and Education in Glasgow is seeking an Early Years Practitioner (Unqualified) to join Happitots Glasgow Airport on a part-time basis. You will support nursery colleagues in day-to-day care and early education of young children.
This role offers a welcoming, safe environment and opportunities for personal development, with pay at £12.80 per hour, Monday to Friday, 10am–2pm. Thrive values inclusion and professional onboarding, including DBS/PVG registration.
At Thrive Childcare and Education, we know childhood is a treasured time, which is why we always put our children and their families first.
Since we started as a business, we have grown by bringing together fantastic groups of nurseries, all of which maintain the highest standards of quality and integrity. All of our nurseries across Scotland and England are well established under the Thrive Childcare & Education brand.
Rate: £12.80 per hour
Hours: Part Time – Monday to Friday, 10am to 2pm (20Hrs/week contracted)
Location:Happitots Glasgow Airport
We are looking for a Early Years Practitioners (Unqualifid)to join our team.
You will play a vital role in supporting nursery colleagues in the day-to-day care and education of young children. You will help create a safe, nurturing and stimulating environment where children can explore, learn and develop essential skills.
Working within Thrive Childcare & Education means becoming part of a long-standing, experienced team who are passionate about delivering exceptional care and learning every day. As part of our mission to create a better world for children, we provide environments where children can learn, explore and thrive.
If you are looking to join a meaningful and values-driven organisation, you have come to the right place.
All our colleagues and families are entitled to have their needs met in a safe, fair and balanced way. Thrive Childcare & Education is committed to promoting equal opportunities for all and challenging any behaviour or practice that discriminates on the grounds of race, religion, disability, age, gender, sexual orientation, identity, or any other perceived difference.