Lifetime Training

£370 to £370 a week

On-siteApprenticeshipFull time

Thinking About a Career in Care? Here's What You Need to Know Working in care-especially supporting adults with learning disabilities-is one of the most rewarding jobs you can do. But it's also one of the most demanding. Before you apply, here's a reality check to help you decide if this path is right for you. It's Not Just a Job-It's a Commitment You'll be supporting real people with real needs. That means showing up on time, being reliable, and putting others first-even on tough days. You'll Need Patience and Resilience Some days will be challenging. You might support someone who doesn't communicate in typical ways, or who expresses frustration through behaviour. Staying calm, kind, and professional is essential. It's Not All Smiles and Hugs You might help with personal care, cleaning, or supporting someone through a medical appointment. Shifts Can Be Long and Unpredictable Care doesn't stop at 5pm. You might work evenings, weekends, or overnight. Flexibility is key. But the Rewards Are Real You'll build genuine relationships. You'll help someone achieve something they never thought possible. You'll go home knowing you made a difference. With PossAbilities you will: - Deliver excellent care and support to each individual you work with. Excellent means that it is safe, personal to each individual, is respectful, maintains their dignity, and is carried out according to their needs and preferences. - Provide each individual with excellent quality personal care. This includes helping people maintain good personal hygiene, washing, dressing, oral hygiene and nail care - Manage medication according to the person's needs. You ensure that the individual receives the right medication, in the right dose, at the right time, and support them at the appropriate level - Prepare meals and help people to eat where they need this according to individual dietary requirements. - Help with household tasks such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, shopping - Support people to have a social and active lifestyle according to what they want - Provide companionship, helping people to feel less isolated - Work closely with our Support Officers to help plan and review care and support needs and activities in line with each person's needs and aspirations - Record the care and support you provide, the feedback from the people you support, and any important information that helps your peers and manager continue to deliver excellent care and support - Report and record any concerns you have about a person's well-being - You will support individuals to take part in activities that are meaningful and enjoyable to them, based on their personal interests and choices. This may include activities that you would not normally choose yourself, a willingness to participate in a wide range of activities and provide person-centred support is an essential part of this apprenticeship. What your apprenticeship includes: - You won't need to attend college, our apprenticeships are delivered through work based training which includes a mixture of face-to-face sessions and remote Team calls with your Lifetime Learner Coach every 6 weeks. You will also have a mentor within the workplace to support you. - Obtain Functional Skills in English and Maths (if you don't already have GCSE or equivalents) - Reviews every 12 weeks with the Apprentice, Line Manager and Lifetime Learner Coach including feedback sessions. At PossAbilities, you will be working towards a Health and Social Care Foundation Apprenticeship L2 Qualification over the course of 8 months.

Lifetime Training

£240 to £240 a week

On-siteApprenticeshipFull time

Thinking About a Career in Care? Here's What You Need to Know Working in care-especially supporting adults with learning disabilities-is one of the most rewarding jobs you can do. But it's also one of the most demanding. Before you apply, here's a reality check to help you decide if this path is right for you. It's Not Just a Job-It's a Commitment You'll be supporting real people with real needs. That means showing up on time, being reliable, and putting others first-even on tough days. You'll Need Patience and Resilience Some days will be challenging. You might support someone who doesn't communicate in typical ways, or who expresses frustration through behaviour. Staying calm, kind, and professional is essential. It's Not All Smiles and Hugs You might help with personal care, cleaning, or supporting someone through a medical appointment. Shifts Can Be Long and Unpredictable Care doesn't stop at 5pm. You might work evenings, weekends, or overnight. Flexibility is key. But the Rewards Are Real You'll build genuine relationships. You'll help someone achieve something they never thought possible. You'll go home knowing you made a difference. With PossAbilities you will: - Deliver excellent care and support to each individual you work with. Excellent means that it is safe, personal to each individual, is respectful, maintains their dignity, and is carried out according to their needs and preferences. - Provide each individual with excellent quality personal care. This includes helping people maintain good personal hygiene, washing, dressing, oral hygiene and nail care - Manage medication according to the person's needs. You ensure that the individual receives the right medication, in the right dose, at the right time, and support them at the appropriate level - Prepare meals and help people to eat where they need this according to individual dietary requirements. - Help with household tasks such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, shopping - Support people to have a social and active lifestyle according to what they want - Provide companionship, helping people to feel less isolated - Work closely with our Support Officers to help plan and review care and support needs and activities in line with each person's needs and aspirations - Record the care and support you provide, the feedback from the people you support, and any important information that helps your peers and manager continue to deliver excellent care and support - Report and record any concerns you have about a person's well-being - You will support individuals to take part in activities that are meaningful and enjoyable to them, based on their personal interests and choices. This may include activities that you would not normally choose yourself, a willingness to participate in a wide range of activities and provide person-centred support is an essential part of this apprenticeship. What your apprenticeship includes: - You won't need to attend college, our apprenticeships are delivered through work based training which includes a mixture of face-to-face sessions and remote Team calls with your Lifetime Learner Coach every 6 weeks. You will also have a mentor within the workplace to support you. - Obtain Functional Skills in English and Maths (if you don't already have GCSE or equivalents) - Reviews every 12 weeks with the Apprentice, Line Manager and Lifetime Learner Coach including feedback sessions. At PossAbilities, you will be working towards a Health and Social Care Foundation Apprenticeship L2 Qualification over the course of 8 months.

Lifetime Training

£370 to £370 a week

On-siteApprenticeshipFull time

Thinking About a Career in Care? Here's What You Need to Know Working in care-especially supporting adults with learning disabilities-is one of the most rewarding jobs you can do. But it's also one of the most demanding. Before you apply, here's a reality check to help you decide if this path is right for you. It's Not Just a Job-It's a Commitment You'll be supporting real people with real needs. That means showing up on time, being reliable, and putting others first-even on tough days. You'll Need Patience and Resilience Some days will be challenging. You might support someone who doesn't communicate in typical ways, or who expresses frustration through behaviour. Staying calm, kind, and professional is essential. It's Not All Smiles and Hugs You might help with personal care, cleaning, or supporting someone through a medical appointment. Shifts Can Be Long and Unpredictable Care doesn't stop at 5pm. You might work evenings, weekends, or overnight. Flexibility is key. But the Rewards Are Real You'll build genuine relationships. You'll help someone achieve something they never thought possible. You'll go home knowing you made a difference. With PossAbilities you will: - Deliver excellent care and support to each individual you work with. Excellent means that it is safe, personal to each individual, is respectful, maintains their dignity, and is carried out according to their needs and preferences. - Provide each individual with excellent quality personal care. This includes helping people maintain good personal hygiene, washing, dressing, oral hygiene and nail care - Manage medication according to the person's needs. You ensure that the individual receives the right medication, in the right dose, at the right time, and support them at the appropriate level - Prepare meals and help people to eat where they need this according to individual dietary requirements. - Help with household tasks such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, shopping - Support people to have a social and active lifestyle according to what they want - Provide companionship, helping people to feel less isolated - Work closely with our Support Officers to help plan and review care and support needs and activities in line with each person's needs and aspirations - Record the care and support you provide, the feedback from the people you support, and any important information that helps your peers and manager continue to deliver excellent care and support - Report and record any concerns you have about a person's well-being - You will support individuals to take part in activities that are meaningful and enjoyable to them, based on their personal interests and choices. This may include activities that you would not normally choose yourself, a willingness to participate in a wide range of activities and provide person-centred support is an essential part of this apprenticeship. What your apprenticeship includes: - You won't need to attend college, our apprenticeships are delivered through work based training which includes a mixture of face-to-face sessions and remote Team calls with your Lifetime Learner Coach every 6 weeks. You will also have a mentor within the workplace to support you. - Obtain Functional Skills in English and Maths (if you don't already have GCSE or equivalents) - Reviews every 12 weeks with the Apprentice, Line Manager and Lifetime Learner Coach including feedback sessions. At PossAbilities, you will be working towards a Health and Social Care Foundation Apprenticeship L2 Qualification over the course of 8 months.

Lifetime Training

£296 to £296 a week

On-siteApprenticeshipFull time

Thinking About a Career in Care? Here's What You Need to Know Working in care-especially supporting adults with learning disabilities-is one of the most rewarding jobs you can do. But it's also one of the most demanding. Before you apply, here's a reality check to help you decide if this path is right for you. It's Not Just a Job-It's a Commitment You'll be supporting real people with real needs. That means showing up on time, being reliable, and putting others first-even on tough days. You'll Need Patience and Resilience Some days will be challenging. You might support someone who doesn't communicate in typical ways, or who expresses frustration through behaviour. Staying calm, kind, and professional is essential. It's Not All Smiles and Hugs You might help with personal care, cleaning, or supporting someone through a medical appointment. Shifts Can Be Long and Unpredictable Care doesn't stop at 5pm. You might work evenings, weekends, or overnight. Flexibility is key. But the Rewards Are Real You'll build genuine relationships. You'll help someone achieve something they never thought possible. You'll go home knowing you made a difference. With PossAbilities you will: - Deliver excellent care and support to each individual you work with. Excellent means that it is safe, personal to each individual, is respectful, maintains their dignity, and is carried out according to their needs and preferences. - Provide each individual with excellent quality personal care. This includes helping people maintain good personal hygiene, washing, dressing, oral hygiene and nail care - Manage medication according to the person's needs. You ensure that the individual receives the right medication, in the right dose, at the right time, and support them at the appropriate level - Prepare meals and help people to eat where they need this according to individual dietary requirements. - Help with household tasks such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, shopping - Support people to have a social and active lifestyle according to what they want - Provide companionship, helping people to feel less isolated - Work closely with our Support Officers to help plan and review care and support needs and activities in line with each person's needs and aspirations - Record the care and support you provide, the feedback from the people you support, and any important information that helps your peers and manager continue to deliver excellent care and support - Report and record any concerns you have about a person's well-being - You will support individuals to take part in activities that are meaningful and enjoyable to them, based on their personal interests and choices. This may include activities that you would not normally choose yourself, a willingness to participate in a wide range of activities and provide person-centred support is an essential part of this apprenticeship. What your apprenticeship includes: - You won't need to attend college, our apprenticeships are delivered through work based training which includes a mixture of face-to-face sessions and remote Team calls with your Lifetime Learner Coach every 6 weeks. You will also have a mentor within the workplace to support you. - Obtain Functional Skills in English and Maths (if you don't already have GCSE or equivalents) - Reviews every 12 weeks with the Apprentice, Line Manager and Lifetime Learner Coach including feedback sessions. At PossAbilities, you will be working towards a Health and Social Care Foundation Apprenticeship L2 Qualification over the course of 8 months.

Warwick College Group - Warwick, West Midlands

£24,897 to £26,081 a year, pro rata

On-sitePermanentPart time

This role is based in the UK and will be working on site in our UK based College. In order to comply with our mandatory pre-employment checks, the successful candidate will be required to provide original identification documents in person to our UK based People Services Department. This role is pro rata, so the salary you will be receiving is £10,047.38 - £10,525.19 per annum. This role will involve travel to other sites. PROTECTION OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS (THE CHILDREN’S ACT 1989) Any offers of appointment will be subject to a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check (formerly CRB), a certificate of good conduct if applicable, plus receipt of satisfactory references, Occupational Health clearance, an understanding of safeguarding and qualifications verification. An Enhanced DBS check is required for this position as you will be working within 'Regulated Activity' within a specific place (i.e. the College). This role is classed as working within Regulated Activity. It is an offence to apply for this role if you are barred from engaging in regulated activity relevant to children. By applying for this position, you agree to an Enhanced DBS check in line with DBS regulations. https://blob.wcg.ac.uk/pdf/child-protection-procedure-a5e67894d353c2adb6ac53c08ce6e758.pdf BACKGROUND TO THE POST As one of the largest further and higher education colleges in the UK, with unique colleges across two counties, we aim to deliver learning experiences which lead to the development of wider skill bases and improved destinations for all of our students. Our recent Ofsted inspection highlights our success and strong focus both on students and on meeting industry needs. We are also one of only five colleges in the UK to be granted Foundation Degree Awarding Powers by the Privy Council – meaning our higher education academic quality and standards are equal to any university. The post holder will be a member of the Health, Wellbeing, Hospitality & Lifestyle School and report directly to the Head of School. MAIN DUTIES  To assess Health & Social Care students in work placement against exam board criteria focussed on occupational competency. ● To be able to guide and support students to complete their qualification successfully. ● To be able to mentor individual candidates and monitor their academic and vocational progress, by carrying out formal progress reviews with individuals and their employers. ● To be able to carry out formal assessments and moderations; support the learners with generating evidence and completing all necessary portfolio paperwork, including referencing of evidence and presenting portfolio for internal and external verification. ● To be responsible for checking the completion of the occupational competencies; to include liaison with tutors on the delivery and completion of the students’ course. ● To ensure all students are aware of the Health & Safety Guidelines. ● To ensure student tracking is kept up to date and accurate and work with the course manager and academic staff. ● Monitor and report on student progress. ● To attend college delivered ‘Teaching Essentials’ training The list of duties is not exhaustive but outlines the main features of the post at appointment and may vary as the job evolves without affecting the nature of the duties or the responsibility level. OFFERS OF WORK For the successful candidate a conditional offer of work will be made. Our offer of work will be conditional upon a number of mandatory pre-employment checks, to include but not limited to: DBS, Barred List check, right to work check, internet search, TRA check (academic posts). EMPLOYEE BENEFITS When you join WCG we offer you a whole host of employee benefits, including: ● WCG offers all employees who are carers the option to request a period of Carer’s Leave that is equal to their usual working week, paid at their normal pay. ● Generous leave entitlement plus up to 4 free College Closure days a year ● Comprehensive training programme ● Leadership & Management training programme to develop our next generation of managers ● Superb health and wellbeing support with Wellbeing@WCG ● The opportunity to join our voluntary health cash plan run by Health Shield ● Free on-site gym ● Discounted full cost recovery courses ● Cycle to work scheme ● Discounted hair & beauty treatments in our college salons ● Pension schemes ● Free will writing service ● Free car parking on-site ESSENTIAL ATTAINMENTS ✓ A minimum of a level 3 qualification in a Health and Social Care related discipline ✓ GCSE Grade C or above in English and Mathematics, or Level 2 equivalent qualification. ✓ An Assessor award or a willingness to achieve the qualification. ✓ An Internal Verification award or a willingness to achieve the qualification ✓ A UK Driving license free of major endorsements and access to your own vehicle ✓ Evidence of formal structured training

Halow Project - Guildford

from £26,000 a year

On-sitePermanentFull time

Salary: Starting at a competitive £26,000 per annum with Sleep-ins paid at a supplementary rate of £50 per night . Location: Our services are primarily based across Guildford and Cranleigh , but you may also be supporting at activities and venues across the Surrey area. Hours: 37.5 hours per week, working 5 of 7 days, with an average of 2 sleep-ins per week. Annual Leave: 30 days pro-rata Training: Fully paid training is given including the industry recognised Care Certificate, and further development opportunities are available. You will be responsible for: -Providing high-quality support to our young adults and helping to plan their day-to-day lives whilst working to achieve their goals. -Encouraging and supporting on tasks within their own home and social life including household chores, meal planning, shopping, cooking and further activities, and engagements within the community. -Some personal care and administration of medicine may be required depending on who you are supporting (Full training provided) -Flagging up any concerns or potential for concern that you may have relating to an adult we support to the appropriate personnel. Due to the nature of this role applicants must be aged 18+ with the right to work in the UK (we ware currently unable to offer sponsorship for this position). Candidates must be able to provide sufficient references and willing to undergo a DBS and overseas police check for this role. Please note , it is a criminal offence for people who are barred from working in Regulated Activity (Under the Safeguarding and Vulnerable Groups Act 2006) to apply for a role that requires them to work unsupervised with that particular group (i.e. adults at risk, children or both). You’ll get access to great benefits including: -Free Blue Light Card membership -Retail discounts -Free/discounted tickets for events, gigs and shows -Workplace pension scheme -Free eye tests -Cycle2Work scheme -24-hour employee assistance program -Travel season ticket advances -Staff referral bonus scheme -AIG Smart Health App -AIG Life Assurance (post probation) Flexible, immediate start dates available. Apply today and we’ll be in touch by the next working day. Or get in touch by email jobs@halowproject.org.uk or phone 01483 447960 to discuss this great role.

NHS Jobs - London

£55,524 to £62,652 a year

PermanentFull time

The full job description provides an overview of the key tasks and responsibilities of the role, and the person specification outlines the qualifications, skills, experience, and knowledge required. For both documents, please view the attachment/s below.

Lifetime Training

£296 to £296 a week

On-siteApprenticeshipFull time

Thinking About a Career in Care? Here's What You Need to Know Working in care-especially supporting adults with learning disabilities-is one of the most rewarding jobs you can do. But it's also one of the most demanding. Before you apply, here's a reality check to help you decide if this path is right for you. It's Not Just a Job-It's a Commitment You'll be supporting real people with real needs. That means showing up on time, being reliable, and putting others first-even on tough days. You'll Need Patience and Resilience Some days will be challenging. You might support someone who doesn't communicate in typical ways, or who expresses frustration through behaviour. Staying calm, kind, and professional is essential. It's Not All Smiles and Hugs You might help with personal care, cleaning, or supporting someone through a medical appointment. Shifts Can Be Long and Unpredictable Care doesn't stop at 5pm. You might work evenings, weekends, or overnight. Flexibility is key. But the Rewards Are Real You'll build genuine relationships. You'll help someone achieve something they never thought possible. You'll go home knowing you made a difference. With PossAbilities you will: - Deliver excellent care and support to each individual you work with. Excellent means that it is safe, personal to each individual, is respectful, maintains their dignity, and is carried out according to their needs and preferences. - Provide each individual with excellent quality personal care. This includes helping people maintain good personal hygiene, washing, dressing, oral hygiene and nail care - Manage medication according to the person's needs. You ensure that the individual receives the right medication, in the right dose, at the right time, and support them at the appropriate level - Prepare meals and help people to eat where they need this according to individual dietary requirements. - Help with household tasks such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, shopping - Support people to have a social and active lifestyle according to what they want - Provide companionship, helping people to feel less isolated - Work closely with our Support Officers to help plan and review care and support needs and activities in line with each person's needs and aspirations - Record the care and support you provide, the feedback from the people you support, and any important information that helps your peers and manager continue to deliver excellent care and support - Report and record any concerns you have about a person's well-being - You will support individuals to take part in activities that are meaningful and enjoyable to them, based on their personal interests and choices. This may include activities that you would not normally choose yourself, a willingness to participate in a wide range of activities and provide person-centred support is an essential part of this apprenticeship. What your apprenticeship includes: - You won't need to attend college, our apprenticeships are delivered through work based training which includes a mixture of face-to-face sessions and remote Team calls with your Lifetime Learner Coach every 6 weeks. You will also have a mentor within the workplace to support you. - Obtain Functional Skills in English and Maths (if you don't already have GCSE or equivalents) - Reviews every 12 weeks with the Apprentice, Line Manager and Lifetime Learner Coach including feedback sessions. At PossAbilities, you will be working towards a Health and Social Care Foundation Apprenticeship L2 Qualification over the course of 8 months.

Lifetime Training

£296 to £296 a week

On-siteApprenticeshipFull time

Thinking About a Career in Care? Here's What You Need to Know Working in care-especially supporting adults with learning disabilities-is one of the most rewarding jobs you can do. But it's also one of the most demanding. Before you apply, here's a reality check to help you decide if this path is right for you. It's Not Just a Job-It's a Commitment You'll be supporting real people with real needs. That means showing up on time, being reliable, and putting others first-even on tough days. You'll Need Patience and Resilience Some days will be challenging. You might support someone who doesn't communicate in typical ways, or who expresses frustration through behaviour. Staying calm, kind, and professional is essential. It's Not All Smiles and Hugs You might help with personal care, cleaning, or supporting someone through a medical appointment. Shifts Can Be Long and Unpredictable Care doesn't stop at 5pm. You might work evenings, weekends, or overnight. Flexibility is key. But the Rewards Are Real You'll build genuine relationships. You'll help someone achieve something they never thought possible. You'll go home knowing you made a difference. With PossAbilities you will: - Deliver excellent care and support to each individual you work with. Excellent means that it is safe, personal to each individual, is respectful, maintains their dignity, and is carried out according to their needs and preferences. - Provide each individual with excellent quality personal care. This includes helping people maintain good personal hygiene, washing, dressing, oral hygiene and nail care - Manage medication according to the person's needs. You ensure that the individual receives the right medication, in the right dose, at the right time, and support them at the appropriate level - Prepare meals and help people to eat where they need this according to individual dietary requirements. - Help with household tasks such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, shopping - Support people to have a social and active lifestyle according to what they want - Provide companionship, helping people to feel less isolated - Work closely with our Support Officers to help plan and review care and support needs and activities in line with each person's needs and aspirations - Record the care and support you provide, the feedback from the people you support, and any important information that helps your peers and manager continue to deliver excellent care and support - Report and record any concerns you have about a person's well-being - You will support individuals to take part in activities that are meaningful and enjoyable to them, based on their personal interests and choices. This may include activities that you would not normally choose yourself, a willingness to participate in a wide range of activities and provide person-centred support is an essential part of this apprenticeship. What your apprenticeship includes: - You won't need to attend college, our apprenticeships are delivered through work based training which includes a mixture of face-to-face sessions and remote Team calls with your Lifetime Learner Coach every 6 weeks. You will also have a mentor within the workplace to support you. - Obtain Functional Skills in English and Maths (if you don't already have GCSE or equivalents) - Reviews every 12 weeks with the Apprentice, Line Manager and Lifetime Learner Coach including feedback sessions. At PossAbilities, you will be working towards a Health and Social Care Foundation Apprenticeship L2 Qualification over the course of 8 months.

Lifetime Training

£370 to £370 a week

On-siteApprenticeshipFull time

Thinking About a Career in Care? Here's What You Need to Know Working in care-especially supporting adults with learning disabilities-is one of the most rewarding jobs you can do. But it's also one of the most demanding. Before you apply, here's a reality check to help you decide if this path is right for you. It's Not Just a Job-It's a Commitment You'll be supporting real people with real needs. That means showing up on time, being reliable, and putting others first-even on tough days. You'll Need Patience and Resilience Some days will be challenging. You might support someone who doesn't communicate in typical ways, or who expresses frustration through behaviour. Staying calm, kind, and professional is essential. It's Not All Smiles and Hugs You might help with personal care, cleaning, or supporting someone through a medical appointment. Shifts Can Be Long and Unpredictable Care doesn't stop at 5pm. You might work evenings, weekends, or overnight. Flexibility is key. But the Rewards Are Real You'll build genuine relationships. You'll help someone achieve something they never thought possible. You'll go home knowing you made a difference. With PossAbilities you will: - Deliver excellent care and support to each individual you work with. Excellent means that it is safe, personal to each individual, is respectful, maintains their dignity, and is carried out according to their needs and preferences. - Provide each individual with excellent quality personal care. This includes helping people maintain good personal hygiene, washing, dressing, oral hygiene and nail care - Manage medication according to the person's needs. You ensure that the individual receives the right medication, in the right dose, at the right time, and support them at the appropriate level - Prepare meals and help people to eat where they need this according to individual dietary requirements. - Help with household tasks such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, shopping - Support people to have a social and active lifestyle according to what they want - Provide companionship, helping people to feel less isolated - Work closely with our Support Officers to help plan and review care and support needs and activities in line with each person's needs and aspirations - Record the care and support you provide, the feedback from the people you support, and any important information that helps your peers and manager continue to deliver excellent care and support - Report and record any concerns you have about a person's well-being - You will support individuals to take part in activities that are meaningful and enjoyable to them, based on their personal interests and choices. This may include activities that you would not normally choose yourself, a willingness to participate in a wide range of activities and provide person-centred support is an essential part of this apprenticeship. What your apprenticeship includes: - You won't need to attend college, our apprenticeships are delivered through work based training which includes a mixture of face-to-face sessions and remote Team calls with your Lifetime Learner Coach every 6 weeks. You will also have a mentor within the workplace to support you. - Obtain Functional Skills in English and Maths (if you don't already have GCSE or equivalents) - Reviews every 12 weeks with the Apprentice, Line Manager and Lifetime Learner Coach including feedback sessions. At PossAbilities, you will be working towards a Health and Social Care Foundation Apprenticeship L2 Qualification over the course of 8 months.