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A care provider in Canterbury is looking for a Deputy Manager to join their team. The ideal candidate will have experience in a children's home and managerial skills to lead a dedicated staff team. An attractive salary of £38,000 - £40,000 is offered for this full-time position with potential flexibility in working hours. The role requires strong communication, decision-making, and the capacity to support children's development.
We are looking for the right Deputy Manager to join our home in Canterbury. We are looking for a Deputy Manager with experience of working in a Children's home, with managerial experience to deliver high standards of care, leadership and child protection to children and young people. Successful Deputy Manager will be confident, works well to their own initiative, possess excellent communication skills, is a good decision maker and has the ability develop staff to their full potential.
We are offering our Deputy Managers 38,000 - 40,000 per annum per annum , working Monday to Friday 9-5, depending if the Deputy Manager holds a Diploma Level 5 in leadership and management.
A Deputy Manager will assist the Home Manager in maintaining the smooth running of the home by promoting a harmonious culture by co-ordinating, supervising, directing and facilitating the team in delivering high standards of care. Protection and support to the children and young people by facilitating their physical, psychological, emotional and social development.
The ability to manage the home in the Managers absence, to an excellent standard.
The ability to take responsibility for delivering care and support to the young people.
The ability to ensure the home meets its regulatory and legislation requirements.
The ability to work in accordance with the Quality Care Standards for Children's homes and co-operate with any inspection process.
The ability to manage and lead the staff team.
The ability to offer support and guidance during On-Call duties.
The ability to communicate clearly and effectively, both with colleagues and children, verbally and in writing.
The ability to motivate, aid and guide children in their self-development.
The ability to listen and respond both responsibly and appropriately with sensitivity.
Ability to manage children who display disruptive or challenging behaviour and to guide/direct staff in managing that behaviour.
Ability to manage and take direct responsibility for staff performance, training.
Ability to maintain confidentiality and observe data protection guidelines.