Therapeutic Support Worker - Full Training Provided

Charles Hunter Associates; Paignton; On-site; GBP 31,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid DBS

Training provided

Progression opportunities

Pension

Maternity/Paternity benefits

Job summary

Charles Hunter Associates is assisting a council-based children's residential home in Dartington to recruit a Permanent Residential Support Worker. The role involves supporting children and young people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs, requiring a driver with a manual licence for trips and medical appointments.

The position is full-time with a starting salary of £31,000 (£26,824 base with £4,000 sleep-ins).

Qualifications

• Must have experience working with children with SEN or learning disabilities.
• Must have a manual driving licence (car) due to role requirements.

Responsibilities

• Taking young people on trips and to medical appointments.

Skills

Experience with SEN/learning disabilit

Manual driving licence

Job description

Do you have experience working with children with SEN or learning disabilities? Are you looking for a hugely rewarding career with long term prospects?

My client is the council and they are looking to hire permanent Residential Support Worker into their specialist residential care home for children and young people with learning disabilities, autism, complex needs and physical disabilities.

The children's home is based in Dartington, commutable from Paignton (25- 30mins) and you must be a driver due to the demands of the role which includes taking the young people on trips and to medical appointments.

You must be a car driver with manual license due to the requirements of the service.

Benefits for the Residential Support Worker includes:

• Starting salary of £31,000 (£26,824 plus £4,000 sleep ins)
• Full-time contract
• Paid for DBS
• Fully funded training
• On-going progression opportunities
• Pension, maternity and paternity benefits and more!

The job is based in Dartington and we are holding interviews this month.