Support Worker- Driver

Social Care and Education; Huncote; Hybrid; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading support care organization in the United Kingdom is looking for a Support Worker with driving capability to join their flexible team. You will support individuals with various needs, providing personal care and ensuring high standards of service. Experience in support work, good communication skills, and a passion for enhancing lives are essential. Competitive hourly pay and varied shifts available to fit your lifestyle.

Qualifications

• Driver with a UK license and business insurance required.
• Experience with learning disabilities and mental health issues is a plus.
• Willingness to work to the best of your ability.

Responsibilities

• Ensure reliability in support.
• Provide personal care and hoisting to service users.
• Be honest and punctual in all duties.

Skills

Reliability

Good communication

Punctuality

Experience working in support work

A passion to improve lives

Job description

Overview

Support Worker- Drivers Full-time

Temporary contract - £12.30-£12.60 per hour.

Social Care and Education are a company with over 20 years’ experience recruiting top carers and support workers in Leicester and nationwide. We are currently looking to expand our already established team – do you have what it takes?

We offer full flexibility and working hours to reflect your schedule and your needs. Whether this be working around childcare, studies, or full-time hours; whatever it is, we have a support work role to suit you.

With shifts spanning from long days, sleep ins, night shifts and half days, we guarantee there will be work to support your lifestyle.

Responsibilities

• Reliability
• Must be a driver with UK license and have business insurance
• Honesty
• Experience working in support work.
• A willingness to work to the best of your ability.
• Good communication
• Punctuality
• A passion to improve the lives of those you support.
• Personal care and hoisting experience

Qualifications

We have a range of service users who require support. If you have worked with people with learning disabilities, autism, epilepsy, diabetes, mental health issues and challenging behaviour, we want to hear from