Support Practitioner - Enrich Lives (Part-time)

Cornerstone (Aberdeen); Ardrossan; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 30,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Driving lessons funded up to £500

SSSC registration reimbursed

PVG fees reimbursed

Professional development opportunities

Recommend a colleague bonus scheme

Long service awards

Employee assistance helpline (24/7)

26 days annual leave (+5 days after 5y

4 paid bank holidays

Discounts (cinema, gym, holidays, etc)

Job summary

Cornerstone (Aberdeen) is seeking Support Practitioners in Irvine, Kilwinning, Saltcoats and Ardrossan for part-time roles (16–30 hours) with on-site working patterns. You will support people with physical and learning disabilities to live life to the fullest, helping with routines, hobbies and community activities.

No prior care experience is required; what matters is your attitude, teamwork, willingness to learn and a caring, patient approach. Training and progression are available.

Qualifications

• No care experience required; attitude matters most.
• Kind, caring and positive in outlook.
• Good at working as part of a team.
• Open to learning and trying new things.
• Patient, understanding and willing to take on a challenge.
• Comfortable using computers and tablets.
• Driver with a full UK manual licence is a bonus.

Responsibilities

• Support individuals with physical and learning disabilities to live life to the fullest and make their own choices.
• Help with everyday routines, explore hobbies, go into the community, and offer encouragement.
• Get to know each person, discover what they enjoy and support them to live life their way.

Skills

Kind

Caring

Team player

Open to learning

Patient

Computer use

Driver (UK license)

Job description

Cornerstone (Aberdeen) is seeking Support Practitioners in Irvine, Kilwinning, Saltcoats and Ardrossan for part-time roles (16–30 hours) with on-site working patterns. You will support people with physical and learning disabilities to live life to the fullest, helping with routines, hobbies and community activities.

No prior care experience is required; what matters is your attitude, teamwork, willingness to learn and a caring, patient approach. Training and progression are available.