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Daffodil Care Services in Carlow is seeking a dynamic Training Facilitator for a part-time role with potential to become full-time. You will deliver engaging training to social care and healthcare professionals across Ireland, online and in classroom settings, primarily across Dublin and Leinster.
The ideal candidate has 2+ years in social care or healthcare, experience in training, and excellent communication. A Level 7 qualification and a full, clean driving license are required.
Training Facilitator at Daffodil Care Services in Carlow, CW, IE.
This full-time on-site position offers great opportunities for career growth. At Social Care Training Ireland (SCTI), a proud member of the Daffodil Care Group, we are dedicated to empowering social care and healthcare professionals across Ireland with exceptional training and consultancy.
Since our establishment in 2011, headquartered in Carlow Town, we have built a reputation for delivering high-quality, impactful programmes to a diverse client base, including the Health Service Executive (HSE), Department of Education, Tusla Child & Family Agency, and numerous community, disability, and private care providers.
We are currently seeking a dynamic and experienced Training Facilitator to join our team. This is a part-time role, with potential for full-time, offering an exciting opportunity to shape the development of vital professionals, delivering engaging training both online and in classroom settings, primarily across the Dublin & Leinster region. If you are passionate about fostering professional growth and contributing to a team with a strong track record of excellence, we invite you to explore this rewarding opportunity.
Founded in the early 2000s, Daffodil Care Group has established a strong reputation across Ireland through its specialised services delivered via Daffodil Care Services, Misty Croft, and ARCS. The Group provides a continuum of care, including residential homes, semi-independent living, and community outreach tailored for children and young people with disabilities or autism. Emphasising therapeutic and educational support, Daffodil Care Group designs individual care plans that encourage growth, resilience, and independence. With multidisciplinary teams, the Group consistently delivers high-quality service through ongoing training and a supportive work environment. Ambitious professionals joining the Group can expect a rewarding career helping young lives and contributing to meaningful outcomes in a stable and growing organisation.
Daffodil Care Group nurtures a culture rooted in empathy, collaboration, and professional growth. Team members work in close-knit units where open communication, shared learning, and mutual support are encouraged. The Group values lived experience and therapeutic expertise, with staff empowered to reflect, innovate, and continuously improve practices. Regular supervision and team-building enrich the work environment, helping employees thrive personally and professionally. With respect for individual contributions and an emphasis on staff wellbeing, Daffodil Care Group provides a supportive, inclusive workplace where dedication to young people’s welfare is central to every decision and success is celebrated collectively.
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