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  • MALE CARE WORKER (20 HRS)
    MALE CARE WORKER (20 HRS)
    7 days ago
    £13–£13.5 hourly
    Part-time
    Hayes

    Location: Hayes / UB8 area Pay: £13.50 per hour Immediate start We are looking for an experienced and reliable male support worker to support a 16-year-old boy with learning disabilities. He is non-verbal and requires patient, attentive support to remain safe at home and while accessing the community. The successful applicant must understand how to support children or young people with learning disabilities, communication difficulties and limited awareness of danger. Working hours The role is for approximately 20 hours per week, usually worked in five-hour blocks. Example schedule: • Monday: 12:00pm–5:00pm, • Tuesday: 12:00pm–5:00pm, • Wednesday: 12:00pm–3:00pm, • Thursday: 12:00pm–5:00pm Some flexibility may be required depending on the young person’s needs. Main responsibilities • Supporting the young person to remain safe at home, • Supporting him to access activities in the community, • Providing reassurance, structure and close supervision, • Supporting positive engagement and meaningful activities, • Following his care plan and agreed safety procedures, • Working alongside another care worker during community outings, • Communicating appropriately with his family and care team Requirements • Previous experience supporting children or young people with learning disabilities, • Experience supporting non-verbal individuals, • Good understanding of safeguarding and managing risks, • Patient, calm, reliable and able to follow instructions, • Enhanced DBS registered with the online Update Service, • Right to work in the UK, • Able to start immediately Due to the specific care and support needs of the young person, applications are invited from male care workers only. To apply, please send your CV and a brief summary of your relevant experience.

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  • Business Development Executive – IT Sales
    Business Development Executive – IT Sales
    13 days ago
    £12.71–£13.71 hourly
    Full-time
    Hayes

    Job Overview We are looking for an ambitious, results-driven Business Development Executive – IT Sales to join our growing team in London. In this role, you will be responsible for identifying new business opportunities, developing long-term client relationships, and driving revenue growth through the sale of IT solutions and services. As the face of our business, you will proactively engage with prospective clients, understand their business challenges, and recommend tailored technology solutions that deliver value. You will play a key role in managing the complete sales cycle, from lead generation and prospecting through to negotiation and closing deals. This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated sales professional who thrives in a target-driven environment and has a passion for technology, business development, and delivering exceptional customer experiences. Female candidates are preferred. Duties • Identify and develop new business opportunities across B2B and B2C markets through networking, referrals, cold calling, LinkedIn outreach, email campaigns, and market research., • Manage the complete sales cycle, from prospecting and lead generation through to proposal, negotiation, and closing new business., • Build and maintain long-term relationships with prospective and existing clients., • Understand customer business challenges and recommend suitable IT solutions and services., • Conduct professional product demonstrations, client presentations, and sales meetings., • Prepare tailored proposals, quotations, and commercial agreements., • Maintain an accurate sales pipeline and customer records using CRM systems., • Achieve and exceed monthly and quarterly sales targets and KPIs., • Work closely with internal technical and delivery teams to ensure customer requirements are met., • Stay informed about the latest IT industry trends, SaaS developments, emerging technologies, market news, and competitor activity to identify new business opportunities., • Represent the company professionally at client meetings, networking events, and industry exhibitions where required. Experience • Minimum 3–5 years' experience in B2B & B2C IT Sales, Software Sales, SaaS Sales, or Business Development., • Proven track record of consistently meeting or exceeding sales targets., • Strong understanding of the SaaS (Software as a Service) business model, subscription-based sales, recurring revenue, and customer lifecycle management., • Good understanding of BDR (Business Development Representative) and SDR (Sales Development Representative) processes, including prospecting, lead qualification, outreach strategies, and pipeline management., • Ability to understand client business requirements and recommend appropriate technology solutions., • Excellent communication, presentation, negotiation, and relationship-building skills., • Commercially minded, self-motivated, proactive, and target-driven., • Willingness to work extended hours when business demands require., • Willingness to travel across the UK for client meetings and business development activities., • A valid UK driving licence is an advantage., • Fluency in one or more additional languages is highly desirable, with the ability to communicate effectively with international and global clients., • Candidates currently serving a notice period of 30 days or less are preferred., • Immediate or early joiners will be given preference., • Must have the legal right to work in the UK., • Visa sponsorship is not available for this role. What We Offer • Competitive salary with uncapped commission and performance incentives., • Excellent career progression opportunities within a growing organisation., • Supportive, collaborative, and professional working environment., • Ongoing training and professional development., • Opportunity to work with innovative IT solutions and build long-term client relationships. If you're passionate about IT sales, enjoy building lasting business relationships, and are looking to accelerate your career in a fast-growing technology business, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today with your updated CV. Work Location: In person

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  • Building Manager
    Building Manager
    25 days ago
    £14110 yearly
    Part-time
    London

    Job title: Building Manager Reports to: Premises Clerk Location: Ealing Quaker Meeting House, 17 Woodville Road, W5 2SE Contract: Fixed term of 18 months with the possibility of becoming permanent Hours: 15 hours per week onsite Salary: £14,110 (reviewed annually) Closing Date August 7th, 2026 Interview Date August 17th, 2026 Purpose of the Role The Building Manager is responsible for ensuring the Quaker Meeting House is safe, welcoming, well-maintained, and effectively managed as both a place of worship and a community venue. The role oversees the day-to-day operation of the building, including maintenance coordination, room hire and lettings, contractor management, administration, and support for health and safety compliance, in line with Quaker values and Meeting policies. Key Responsibilities The Buildings Manager will: · Support increased and appropriate use of the Meeting House through lettings aligned with Quaker values and Meeting policies. · Manage relationships with hirers and building users. · Oversee the day-to-day running of the building and associated administration. · Supervise cleaning staff and coordinate contractors and maintenance services. · Support safeguarding and health and safety compliance by ensuring required checks, records, and procedures are maintained. · Help maintain the Meeting House as both an attractive community venue and a place of worship. Location and flexible working · The post holder will be employed by London West Area Meeting. · The role is site-based. · Flexible and family-friendly working arrangements will be considered where operationally possible. · Occasional evening and weekend work may be required. Principal Tasks Hirings and Income Development · Promote room hire and develop lettings opportunities consistent with Quaker values. · Market the Meeting House through appropriate digital and local channels. · Manage enquiries, bookings, hire agreements, and invoicing. · Coordinate bookings and balance the needs of hirers and Meeting activities. · Monitor local venue hire rates and gather feedback to improve uptake. · Build relationships with local Meeting Houses and community organisations where appropriate. Building Operations · Oversee the smooth day-to-day operation of the Meeting House. · Liaise with contractors, utilities, and relevant property organisations regarding maintenance and repairs. · Coordinate maintenance works and monitor contractor performance. · Prepare rooms and move light furniture as required for worship and hirings. · Conduct routine building and security checks, including supporting testing of fire alarms and access systems. · Maintain accurate records relating to maintenance, compliance, and building use. · Act as a keyholder and undertake lone working where required, following agreed procedures. Reporting and Administration · Work with the Treasurer to maintain records relating to hirings and building use. · Prepare reports for the Premises Committee and contribute to monitoring income and building use. · Provide quarterly updates to the Premises Committee against agreed objectives. · Support basic financial administration. Person Specification Essential · Sympathy with Quaker values and commitment to an inclusive and respectful environment. · Excellent written and spoken English. · Strong organisational and communication skills. · Ability to manage competing priorities and work independently. · Experience in building, facilities, venue, or operational management. · Experience coordinating contractors or service providers. · Ability to maintain accurate administrative and financial records. · Ability to work appropriately with vulnerable users and follow safeguarding procedures. · Competence in Microsoft Office and Google applications. · Willingness to learn and use Hallmaster booking system (training provided). · Ability to undertake lone working and keyholding responsibilities. Desirable · Experience in marketing, venue hire, or income generation. · Experience working with volunteers, committees, or community organisations. · Experience using social media, particularly Instagram and Facebook. · Knowledge of the local area. · Experience in a faith, charity, or community setting. General · Attend regular supervision and appraisal meetings. · Build effective relationships with Ealing Quakers, relevant committees, London Quaker Property Trust (LQPT), and London West Area Meeting (LWAM). · Comply with Meeting policies, including safeguarding, equality, data protection, and health and safety. · Support trustees in maintaining health and safety compliance; overall responsibility remains with Trustees. · London West Area Meeting is committed to safeguarding children and vulnerable adults. The successful applicant will be required to comply with safeguarding policies and complete a standard DBS check. Benefits Pension Contribution: 8% employer, 3% employee Annual leave: 33 days (pro-rata 99 hours annual leave per annum) including public holidays over a 12- month period. Application Process To apply please send a CV and a cover letter of not more than two A4 pages, demonstrating how your skills experience and aptitudes fit this role enquiries Interviews will be held in person in Ealing within two weeks of the closing date. Shortlisted applicants will be offered the opportunity for a visit to the Meeting House. A DBS check is required for this job. Quaker Meeting, part of London West Area Meeting (charity number 1134215)

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  • Care Assistant / Carer
    Care Assistant / Carer
    27 days ago
    Full-time
    Uxbridge

    How to Apply: To apply, please send your CV together with the following information: • Your full name, • Your CV, • A brief introduction about yourself, • Your previous care experience, if any, • Any relevant qualifications, such as NVQ, Care Certificate, PMVA or Medication Training, • Your current right-to-work status in the UK, such as British Citizen, Skilled Worker Visa, Graduate Visa or Student Visa, • Your availability, including days, nights, weekends and whether you are seeking full-time or part-time work, • Your notice period or the date you are available to start Applicants who provide all the requested information will be considered for a telephone interview. Please message us with these details to apply. We look forward to hearing from you! We are looking for a caring, reliable and compassionate Care Assistant to join our residential care team. The successful candidate will support residents with their daily needs while promoting dignity, independence, choice and wellbeing. You will work as part of a supportive team to provide safe, person-centred care to adults who may have mental health needs, mild learning disabilities or require rehabilitation and daily living support. Main responsibilities • Supporting residents with personal care, including washing, dressing, toileting and continence care, • Assisting with mobility, transfers and the safe use of equipment, • Supporting residents with meals, drinks and nutrition, • Administering or supporting with medication where trained and authorised, • Following individual care plans, risk assessments and support plans, • Encouraging residents to maintain their independence and participate in activities, • Providing emotional support and companionship, • Monitoring residents’ wellbeing and reporting any concerns or changes, • Completing accurate daily records and care documentation, • Maintaining a clean, safe and comfortable environment, • Following safeguarding, infection-control, health-and-safety, confidentiality and professional-boundary procedures, • Working closely with colleagues, managers, families and healthcare professionals, • Supporting day, night, weekend and bank-holiday shifts according to the rota and needs of the service The ideal candidate will • Be kind, patient, respectful and dependable, • Have good communication and teamwork skills, • Be able to follow instructions, policies and care plans, • Be willing to work flexibly, including weekends, nights and bank holidays when required, • Understand the importance of dignity, privacy, equality and safeguarding, • Remain calm and professional in challenging situations, • Have the right to work in the UK, • Be willing to complete an enhanced DBS check and all required training A Care Certificate, NVQ/QCF Level 2 or Level 3 in Health and Social Care, medication training, PMVA training or previous experience supporting adults with mental health needs or learning disabilities would be an advantage. This is a rewarding opportunity for someone who wants to make a positive difference in the lives of the people we support.

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  • Hair Stylist
    Hair Stylist
    1 month ago
    £15–£16 hourly
    Full-time
    London

    ✨ Join the Swish Hair & Beauty Team! ✨ Experienced Hairdresser Wanted Full-Time or Part-Time | £15 per Hour | Paid Holiday Entitlement Are you a talented Hairdresser looking for a fresh opportunity in a friendly, busy, and professional salon? At Swish Hair & Beauty, we're passionate about creating beautiful hair and delivering exceptional client experiences. As our salon continues to grow, we're looking for an experienced, creative, and enthusiastic Hairdresser to join our amazing team. If you love transforming clients' confidence through fantastic hair and take pride in your work, we'd love to hear from you! ✂️ What You'll Be Doing • Creating stunning ladies' and gents' haircuts, • Delivering beautiful balayage, colouring, highlights, and colour transformations, • Providing professional styling and finishing services, • Offering personalised consultations and expert advice, • Delivering outstanding customer service from start to finish, • Recommending professional haircare products to clients, • Maintaining a clean, organised, and welcoming salon environment, • Working as part of a friendly, supportive team ✅ What We're Looking For • Minimum NVQ Level 2 Hairdressing qualification (or equivalent), • At least 3 years' salon experience, • Confident in ladies' and gents' cutting, • Experienced in balayage and all aspects of hair colouring, • Friendly, reliable, and passionate about hair, • Excellent communication and customer service skills, • A positive attitude with the ability to work independently and as part of a team, • Available to work Saturdays (essential) 💖 What We Offer ✨ £15 per hour ✨ Paid holiday entitlement ✨ Full-time or part-time hours available ✨ A busy salon with a loyal and growing client base ✨ A friendly, supportive, and professional working environment ✨ The opportunity to grow your career with a salon that values your talent and creativity If you're ready to take the next step in your career and become part of a salon where your skills are appreciated, we'd love to meet you! 📩 Apply today by sending your CV or messaging us directly. Join Swish Hair & Beauty and help us create confidence, one client at a time! 💇‍♀️✨

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  • Senior Lettings Negotiator
    Senior Lettings Negotiator
    1 month ago
    Full-time
    Harrow

    Harrow | Harrow on the Hill | Office-Based Salary: Competitive, aligned to experience + commission About the Role Wilson Hawkins is Harrow's longest-established lettings agency, serving the local community since 1970 with strong, relationship-driven service. We're looking for an experienced Senior Lettings Negotiator ready to take real ownership of the lettings process, with a clear, genuine path to Lettings Manager within 6–12 months. This is a boutique agency, not a corporate machine. Your work will be visible, your contribution will matter, and your progression will be tied directly to your results, not your tenure. You'll work closely with the Lettings Manager, taking the lead on viewings, applicant relationships, and offer negotiation, while regularly stepping up to run the team in their absence. We're looking for someone who takes pride in their work, builds genuine relationships with landlords and applicants, and is hungry to grow into a leadership role. What You'll Be Doing • Register, vet, and proactively match applicants to the right properties based on their needs, • Conduct viewings across Harrow, representing Wilson Hawkins with professionalism and warmth, • Negotiate offers between applicants and landlords, managing expectations on both sides, • Progress agreed lettings through referencing to tenancy commencement, • Build and maintain strong relationships with landlords to win repeat and future business, • Keep landlords updated proactively throughout the letting process, • Maintain accurate, up-to-date records in the CRM at all times, • Support and deputise for the Lettings Manager on day-to-day team activity, • Contribute ideas and feedback to improve team performance, • Drive revenue and profitability against personal and business targets What Success Looks Like • Your viewings are well-prepared, professionally run, and consistently convert to offers, • Applicants feel informed, valued, and confident at every stage of their journey, • Offers are negotiated and progressed efficiently, with landlords kept closely in the loop, • Your pipeline is always accurate and current in the CRM, • The Lettings Manager trusts you to hold the fort and make sound decisions in their absence, • You're actively developing your skills with a clear eye on the Manager role ahead What You'll Need • 3+ years of residential lettings experience, ideally in Harrow, • A proven track record of high-volume viewings converting to offers, • Experience progressing lettings from offer through referencing to move-in, • Solid working knowledge of lettings legislation (Right to Rent, Tenant Fees Act, deposit protection), • Experience working with both domestic and international landlords and applicants, • Confident use of a lettings CRM and property portals, • Highly organised, results-driven, and comfortable taking ownership, • ARLA Propertymark qualification, or actively working toward it (a plus, not essential) What We Offer • Competitive salary, aligned to your experience, • Commission and performance bonus linked to your personal letting activity, • Funded support toward your ARLA Propertymark qualification, • A clear, genuine path to Lettings Manager within 6–12 months, • A boutique environment where your work is seen, recognised, and rewarded, • A collaborative team that takes the work seriously without taking itself too seriously About Wilson Hawkins Wilson Hawkins has been serving landlords, homeowners, and renters in Harrow for more than 50 years, combining traditional, relationship-led values with the latest technology to deliver better, faster results. We invest in our people, including funded qualifications and a real route to management, because we grow when our team grows. Ready to take the next step in your lettings career? Apply today.

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  • Room Leader
    Room Leader
    1 month ago
    £13.5 hourly
    Full-time
    London

    Room Leader Job Description To lead the day-to-day running of the nursery room, ensuring children receive outstanding care, learning, and development opportunities in line with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS). The Room Leader is responsible for maintaining a safe, stimulating, and inclusive environment, leading the room team, and ensuring high standards of practice are consistently achieved. Key Responsibilities Leadership and Room Management · Lead the day-to-day management and organisation of the nursery room.· Supervise, support, and motivate practitioners within the room.· Plan staff deployment to ensure children's needs and statutory ratios are met.· Monitor the quality of practice within the room and provide guidance and support to staff.· Ensure room routines operate smoothly and effectively.· Maintain high standards of cleanliness, organisation, presentation, and resources.· Support the induction, mentoring, and development of new staff, students, and apprentices.· Communicate effectively with management regarding room performance, staffing, and children's needs. Childcare and Learning · Deliver high-quality care and education in accordance with the EYFS and Birth to Five Matters.· Lead curriculum planning and provide engaging, stimulating learning opportunities.· Monitor children's progress and ensure observations, assessments, and learning records are accurate, meaningful, and completed on time.· Support children's individual learning, development, wellbeing, and next steps.· Ensure inclusive practice that meets the needs of all children, including those with additional needs.· Promote positive behaviour, independence, and emotional wellbeing. Safeguarding and Welfare · Safeguard and promote the welfare of all children at all times.· Ensure safeguarding procedures are followed and concerns are reported promptly.· Maintain effective supervision and ensure statutory staff-to-child ratios are met.· Ensure compliance with health and safety procedures, risk assessments, and welfare requirements.· Oversee the accurate completion of accident, incident, medication, and care records.· Promote children's health, hygiene, and wellbeing throughout the day. Parent Partnerships · Build and maintain positive, professional relationships with parents and carers.· Share information regarding children's learning, development, and wellbeing.· Lead parent meetings, progress reviews, and support transition arrangements.· Work collaboratively with families and external professionals where appropriate. Professional Responsibilities · Ensure full compliance with nursery policies, procedures, and statutory requirements.· Maintain accurate room records and documentation.· Attend and contribute to staff meetings, supervision sessions, and training.· Support the continuous improvement of the nursery through reflective practice.· Maintain confidentiality and professional standards at all times.· Undertake any other reasonable duties requested by management. Person Specification Essential · Level 3 Early Years Childcare qualification.· Minimum 1 years' experience working with children aged 0–5 years.· Previous experience leading or supervising an Early Years team.· Strong knowledge of the EYFS, Birth to Five Matters, safeguarding, and child development.· Excellent leadership, organisational, and communication skills.· Ability to lead by example and motivate others.· Good understanding of health and safety and statutory welfare requirements.· Ability to work independently, prioritise workloads, and make informed decisions.· Commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children.

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