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Are you looking for an opportunity as an Assistant Service Manager where you can obtain career progression while making a difference to the lives of others?We have an exciting opportunity with a leading care specialist who are looking for an Assistant Service Manager to oversee their service in Canterbury. This service specialises in supporting individuals with learning disabilities, autism, and challenging behaviour, so experience within this client group is highly desirable. In return, you will be offered an opportunity to represent an ever-growing organisation who offer excellent career progression and benefits including enrolling you for and funding an NVQ Level 5 in Leadership and Management in Health and Social Care.Job Purpose of an Assistant Service Manager:Motivate and inspire your teams to provide outstanding support through effective training, coaching and leadership by example.Acting as a role model and leader in the delivery of active support, you will empower the people you support to have active and fulfilling lives aligned with their needs and aspirations.Working collaboratively with the other members of the Service Leadership Team you will help to oversee and manage the smooth running of this service including rostering, support plans, staff deployment and managing budgets.Responsibilities of an Assistant Service Manager:Being an empathetic, compassionate, and patient individual by providing in person-centred approaches for those who you support and leading your team to success.Being an effective communicator with the ability to influence others and to ensure you get the best from your team. You will possess excellent leadership and team management skills to ensure you and your team work collaboratively and effectively.Being an effective coach and mentor for your team and possess good IT skills.Ability to think on your feet and making the commitment to see things through and get the best outcomes for the people you support.Requirements:Having a strong understanding of best practice in delivering support to people with different needs and a passion for doing so.You will have excellent communication and people management skills and have knowledge and a good understanding of current CQC regulations and compliance within the new framework with a proven track record of quality assurance and service improvement.Their services operate 24/7, 365 days a year and shift patterns will include early mornings and late evenings with occasional sleep-ins and waking nights and you must be flexible to cover the rota at the service.What they offer you:£29,000 per annum.NVQ Level 5 Offered.Excellent Career Progression.28 annual leave days.Further Qualifications and Training.Attractive Benefits Package.Company Pension Scheme.TPBN1_UKTJ

Art Teacher (SEMH School) - Maternity CoverAcademics are recruiting on behalf of a specialist SEMH school in Canterbury for an enthusiastic Art Teacher to join their team on a maternity cover contract for Terms 1 and 2. This is a fantastic opportunity to inspire and engage students who thrive with a nurturing, relationship-focused approach to learning.The successful candidate will take on full classroom responsibilities, including planning, preparing and delivering engaging Art lessons, assessing pupil progress, managing behaviour positively, attending meetings and completing all associated marking and administration.This Art Teacher role is 4 days per week (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday), with Thursdays off, teaching mainly KS3 & KS4 students.The ideal candidate will:Hold Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or an equivalent recognised teaching qualification.Have experience teaching Art.Be confident managing a classroom and delivering engaging, differentiated lessons.Have excellent behaviour management skills and a calm, resilient approach.Ideally have experience working with students with SEMH needs or other additional needs, although this is not essential.Be passionate about helping young people build confidence, creativity and self-expression.In return, you will receive:An opporunity to work within a welcoming and supportive staff team.The opportunity to make a lasting impact on the lives of young people.A well-resourced Art department.Competitive daily pay.Ongoing support from a dedicated recruitment consultant throughout your placement.If you're an enthusiastic Art Teacher looking for a rewarding role where your creativity can positively influence the lives of young people, we'd love to hear from you.Art Teacher - Apply today to find out more or contact:01227 666 555TPBN1_UKTJ

We Welcome Applications From: Experienced Teaching Assistants (TA) Learning Support Assistants (LSA) Behaviour Mentors or Youth Workers Individuals with an SEMH, SEN or pastoral support background Psychology Graduates looking to gain invaluable experience before pursuing further training or careers

Support pupils with Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs.Implement behavior support plans and promote positive behavior strategies.

Implement behaviour support plans and promote positive behaviour strategies. Experience supporting children or young people with SEMH, trauma or challenging behaviour. Calm, resilient and confident in managing behaviour.

ACORN GROUP Innovation in Children's Services Team Leader – Children's Home Location: Canterbury Salary: £34,320 - per annum (including 1–2 sleep shifts per week) Lead, Inspire and Make a Difference Are you an experienced Team Leader looking for your next challenge, or a Senior Residential Support Worker ready to step into a leadership role? Do you have the passion, resilience and commitment to make a lasting difference to the lives of children and young people? Acorn Homes is seeking a dedicated and motivated Team Leader to join our Children's Home This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in leading a passionate team, creating a safe and nurturing environment, and helping young people overcome challenges to achieve positive outcomes. If you are ready to lead by example, inspire others and develop your career within a growing organisation that truly values its staff and young people, we would love to hear from you. What We Offer • Salary of £34,320 per annum • Salary includes 1–2 sleep shifts per week • Flexible working patterns to support work-life balance • Funded Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare (if required) • Support towards Level 4 and Level 5 qualifications • Enhanced maternity and paternity packages • Staff loyalty scheme including additional annual leave and monetary rewards • Refer-a-friend scheme paying up to £2,000 • Birthday gift worth £40 each year • Blue Light Card discounts • 28 days annual leave including bank holidays • Discretionary Travel Cost Scheme • Pension scheme • Employee Assistance Programme • Comprehensive induction programme • Ongoing training and development opportunities • Excellent progression opportunities within a growing organisation Key Responsibilities • Lead and support shifts within the home, ensuring high standards of care are consistently delivered. • Act as a positive role model for children, young people and staff. • Support, guide and mentor Residential Support Workers. • Assist the Registered Manager and Deputy Manager with the day-to-day running of the home. • Ensure children and young people's care plans are implemented effectively. • Promote positive outcomes and support young people to achieve their full potential. • Build positive, professional and trusting relationships with children and young people. • Manage challenging behaviour in a calm, consistent and therapeutic manner. • Ensure safeguarding procedures are followed and concerns are reported appropriately. • Complete and oversee accurate records, reports and daily documentation. • Support with staff inductions, training and development. • Participate in team meetings, supervisions and training sessions. • Support the home in achieving and maintaining compliance with Children's Homes Regulations, Quality Standards and Ofsted requirements. • Work collaboratively with families, social workers and external professionals. Essential Requirements • Hold a Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare, Children and Young People or equivalent qualification, or be willing to work towards this qualification. • Previous experience working within a Children's Residential Home. • Experience supporting children and young people who display challenging behaviours. • Ability to lead shifts and support other team members. • Be prepared to work early, late and night shifts (including sleepovers) on a rota basis. • Be over the age of 21 (Employer has claimed an exemption under the Equality Act 2010). Desirable Requirements • Previous experience in a Senior Residential Support Worker or Team Leader position. • Working knowledge of Children's Homes Regulations and Quality Standards. • Full UK driving licence. • Experience of supporting children with emotional and behavioural difficulties. About Acorn Homes You will be joining a family-owned company whose owner is a patron of the NSPCC. Acorn has an enviable reputation with local authorities for delivering positive outcomes for young people and demonstrating resilience. Acorn currently operates eight registered homes, with further growth planned as the organisation continues to expand steadily, creating excellent opportunities for career progression and development. You will become a valued member of the team within the home, receiving full support from an active and engaged Deputy Manager, Registered Manager, Head Office and Senior Management Team. As part of our commitment to achieving the highest standards of care, Acorn Homes also benefits from the expertise of two senior leaders who are former Ofsted Senior Inspectors. Their knowledge and guidance help ensure our homes maintain exceptional standards of care, safeguarding, compliance and outcomes for children and young people. This provides staff with a unique opportunity to learn from some of the sector's most experienced professionals whilst developing their own skills and careers within children's residential care. We look forward to hearing from you. Safeguarding Commitment Acorn Group are committed to ensuring the safety of our young people is upheld at all times, therefore all positions require an enhanced disclosure and satisfactory references. As an employee of Acorn Group, it will be expected that you demonstrate the same commitment, by following our policies and procedures, as well as attending all mandatory training. Please note that, as part of our safer recruitment process, we may carry out online searches of publicly available information relating to shortlisted candidates. These checks will be limited to information relevant to assessing suitability for the role and our safeguarding responsibilities

ACORN GROUP Innovation in Children's Services Residential Support Worker – Children's Home Location: Sturry Salary: £31,720 per annum (including 1–2 sleep shifts per week) Make a Difference Every Day Are you passionate about supporting children and young people to achieve their full potential? Are you looking for a rewarding career where every day presents an opportunity to positively impact a young person's life? Acorn Homes is seeking dedicated and compassionate Residential Support Workers to join our Children's Home Whether you are already working within Children's Residential Care, supported accommodation, education, youth work or looking to transfer your skills from another caring profession, we would love to hear from you. This is a rewarding opportunity to positively impact the lives of children and young people by providing high-quality care, support and guidance within a safe, nurturing and structured environment. If you are resilient, caring and committed to helping young people succeed, Acorn Homes can offer you a rewarding career with excellent training, support and progression opportunities. What We Offer • Salary of £31,720 per annum • Salary includes 1–2 sleep shifts per week • Flexible working patterns to support work-life balance • Funded Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare • £250 gift card upon successful completion of NVQ Level 3 (£100 for relevant qualifications) • Enhanced maternity and paternity packages • Staff loyalty scheme including additional annual leave and monetary rewards • Refer-a-friend scheme paying up to £2,000 • Birthday gift worth £40 each year • Blue Light Card discounts • 28 days annual leave including bank holidays • Discretionary Travel Cost Scheme • Pension scheme • Employee Assistance Programme • Comprehensive induction programme • Ongoing training and career progression opportunities Key Responsibilities • Deliver high standards of care, support and protection to children and young people in accordance with their individual care plans. • Promote positive outcomes and support young people to achieve their full potential. • Encourage independence, self-esteem and the development of essential life skills. • Support children and young people to engage in education, training, employment and recreational activities. • Build positive, professional and trusting relationships with children and young people. • Promote the emotional, physical, psychological and social wellbeing of young people. • Manage challenging behaviour in a calm, consistent and therapeutic manner. • Ensure safeguarding procedures are followed at all times and report any concerns appropriately. • Maintain accurate records, reports and daily logs in line with company policies and regulatory requirements. • Participate in team meetings, training and supervision sessions. • Work effectively with colleagues, families and external professionals to achieve the best outcomes for young people. • Support the home in meeting Children's Homes Regulations, Quality Standards and Ofsted requirements. • Undertake domestic and practical duties within the home to help maintain a safe, welcoming and nurturing environment. Essential Requirements • Hold or be willing to achieve a Diploma Level 3 in Health and Social Care with Children and Young People. • Be prepared to work early, late and night shifts (including sleepovers) on a rota basis. • Be over the age of 21 (Employer has claimed an exemption under the Equality Act 2010). Desirable Requirements • Two years' experience working in a Children's Home. • Full UK driving licence. About Acorn Homes You will be joining a family-owned company whose owner is a patron of the NSPCC. Acorn has an enviable reputation with local authorities for delivering positive outcomes for young people and demonstrating resilience. Acorn currently operates eight registered homes, with further growth planned as the organisation continues to expand steadily, creating excellent opportunities for career progression and development. You will become a valued member of the team within the home, receiving full support from an active and engaged Deputy Manager, Registered Manager, Head Office and Senior Management Team. As part of our commitment to achieving the highest standards of care, Acorn Homes also benefits from the expertise of two senior leaders who are former Ofsted Senior Inspectors. Their knowledge and guidance help ensure our homes maintain exceptional standards of care, safeguarding, compliance and outcomes for children and young people. This provides staff with a unique opportunity to learn from some of the sector's most experienced professionals whilst developing their own skills and careers within children's residential care. Safeguarding Commitment Acorn Group are committed to ensuring the safety of our young people is upheld at all times, therefore all positions require an enhanced disclosure and satisfactory references. As an employee of Acorn Group, it will be expected that you demonstrate the same commitment, by following our policies and procedures, as well as attending all mandatory training. Please note that, as part of our safer recruitment process, we may carry out online searches of publicly available information relating to shortlisted candidates. These checks will be limited to information relevant to assessing suitability for the role and our safeguarding responsibilities

SEMH Teaching Assistant - SEN School in Canterbury Full-time - £93 per day - ASAP start Monday to Friday, 8:30am-3:30pm Ad-hoc with potential for a long-term position Are you passionate about supporting a secondary-aged young person who needs the most encouragement and guidance? If you thrive in a challenging but rewarding environment and want to make a real difference, this could be the role for you. The Role Provide support to secondary-aged pupils with SEMH needs. Support learning, emotional development, and behaviour management. Help de-escalate incidents calmly and professionally. Build a trusting, positive relationship with the pupil, acting as a consistent role model. Work collaboratively with teachers and other support staff to meet the pupil's individual needs.Requirements Prior experience as a Behaviour Support Assistant, Teaching Assistant, or in a pastoral/intervention SEN setting is highly desirable. Strong behaviour management skills, emotional resilience, and a calm, non-confrontational approach. Must have the right to work in the UK and be willing to obtain an enhanced DBS (child-only) on the update service, or get a new one (we reimburse £62 after 20 days of work). If you have been outside the UK in the last 5 years for 6 months or more, an overseas police check will be required.Why work with Tradewind Recruitment? Competitive daily rates and transparent pay. Ongoing access to over 2,500 CPD-accredited courses through The National College. Dedicated and experienced consultant support throughout your placement. A reliable compliance team ensuring smooth onboarding and ongoing assistance.If you're ready to make a real difference in a young person's life by providing consistent, one-to-one support, apply today to join a forward-thinking and supportive team in Canterbury. Contact: Errika Blunden - (phone number removed)

Supply Teacher Jobs | Canterbury | September Start | Primary & Secondary | £130–£220 Supply Teacher – Canterbury | Primary & Secondary Schools | September Start Supply Teacher Jobs in Canterbury – Join R&A Education Are you an experienced Supply Teacher looking for flexible teaching work in Canterbury? Whether you're searching for daily supply, short-term cover or long-term teaching opportunities, R&A Education works with a growing network of Primary Schools, Secondary Schools and SEND Schools across Canterbury and the surrounding Kent area. We're looking for passionate and reliable teachers who want the flexibility to choose when and where they work while making a real difference in local schools. What We Offer • Competitive daily pay of £130–£220 per day, • Flexible work from 1 to 5 days per week, • Opportunities in Primary, Secondary and SEND Schools, • Daily supply, short-term and long-term teaching roles, • Local consultant with over 16 years' education recruitment experience in Kent, • Weekly PAYE pay with no hidden deductions, • Free CPD and ongoing career development, • Trusted local agency with strong relationships across Canterbury and East Kent What We're Looking For To be successful, you will: • Hold Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or an equivalent recognised teaching qualification, • Have recent experience teaching in UK schools, • Deliver engaging and effective lessons, • Demonstrate excellent classroom and behaviour management, • Hold an Enhanced DBS on the Update Service or be willing to obtain one, • Be passionate about helping pupils achieve their full potential Whether you're an experienced Supply Teacher, an Early Career Teacher (ECT) or returning to teaching after a career break, we'd love to hear from you. At R&A Education, we believe every teacher deserves the right opportunity. We take the time to understand your experience, preferred key stages, subjects and availability to match you with schools where you can thrive. If you're searching for Supply Teacher jobs in Canterbury, Teaching jobs in Canterbury, Primary Teacher jobs, Secondary Teacher vacancies, ECT jobs, Flexible Teaching roles, Supply Teaching jobs in Kent, East Kent Teaching jobs, or September teaching opportunities, apply today and join a local education recruitment agency that puts people first. Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Temporary, Long-term, Permanent Salary: £130.00–£220.00 per day Licence/Certification: Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) preferred Work Location: Canterbury and surrounding East Kent areas

Service Established in May 2021, Young UK Today is the realisation of a vision by a dedicated team of proven and passionate care and support providers with nearly two decades of expertise in their chosen field of work. With a remarkable history of empowering the most vulnerable children and young people, in Supported Accommodation, our founders and management team have been career long champions of positive change in the lives of those facing emotional and learning disabilities (LD) and complex needs. We've always believed that early support can change the course of a young person's life. Having seen countless journeys through the care system, we recognised a need for a more nurturing, holistic approach. Our first established home, Dove Tree House was born from this vision, and we are committed to offering unwavering support to children and young people aged 8-17, providing them with a stable and loving environment within which to flourish and grow. Children and young people placed in residential care are often admitted during their teenage years, a trend that continues to prevail in the UK. A significant proportion of these children and young people have undergone multiple placements, including various foster care experiences. It is their complex needs, often rooted in childhood trauma, in mental health, emotional, and behavioural challenges that necessitate specialised care and support. Government statistics underline a persistent issue; a notable percentage of these young people are placed in care due to experiences of abuse or neglect. The instability in their living arrangements is highlighted by the fact that a similar percentage have lived in five or more different placements, exacerbating their vulnerability and complex needs. A rising trend is the increased focus on their educational requirements. A significant portion of these children, a figure that is currently under review, have special educational needs, emphasising a critical area for enhanced support and resources. At the heart of our vision for Dove Tree House is the unwavering commitment to empowering both staff and children through trauma-informed approaches. We believe that understanding and addressing the impacts of trauma is foundational to fostering an environment of healing, growth, and empowerment. It's not just about care but about enabling each child and team member to navigate through their journey of recovery and development with resilience and confidence. The central tenant of our approach is rapport building, an essential element that enhances the quality of life and echoes the sanctity of a family home. In such a nurturing environment, every interaction is imbued with respect, dignity, and understanding, laying the groundwork for the holistic achievement of our outlined goals. At Dove Tree House, the safeguarding of children and young people is paramount. It is embedded in every aspect of the care we deliver to the children and young people that live with us. Job Purpose Residential Support Worker for Dove Tree House Be an appropriate role model to children in the home and help meet their practical needs by providing support, advice, and assistance. To support children and you young people address their problems, concerns, and previous trauma and work with them to achieve health, well-being, and education outcomes, enabling them to reach their full potential. To support children to prepare for future independence and self-sufficiency. General Duties Work with children and young people in the home, supporting them with their individual needs as outlined in their placement plan. Ensure children are treated with dignity and respect. Help children participate in the routines of the home and encourage them to take part in the activities and support on offer. Promote education and support children to attend education and help them with their homework and attend meetings where necessary. Where children are out of education, support them with educational activities and work toward education outcomes. Promote well-being in the home by ensuring the environment is free from bullying, prejudice and a fair place to live. Help children deal with conflict and trauma by supporting any therapeutic plans that are in place for them. Work co-operatively and pro-actively as part of a team supporting colleagues and the Registered manager. Specific Duties • Provide advice and support to children in the home in line with their placement plans, organisational policies, and the good practice requirements of the home., • Act as a key worker to children offering support to their individual needs and advocating for them at reviews and care planning meetings., • Be a point of contact for children with their social workers, education and health staff, and family., • Work with multi agency teams to support and care for children and young people., • Ensure children in the home are safe and protected from harm., • Establish a nurturing relationship with children to help them deal with their past and present difficulties., • Help children build positive relationships by ensuring the home environment is free from bullying and prejudice and a safe and fair place to live., • Help children resolve conflicts and manage their behaviour safely and acceptably, and that unacceptable behaviour is challenged and addressed., • Support children to participate in their local community, participating in activities and helping them make and achieve plans for their future., • Help children provide feedback to the home and ensure their voice is heard in their care and support., • Put any therapeutic or other plans into action to support the child alongside their placement plan., • Support children to reduce any behaviours which put them at risk of harm, such as missing from care or criminal exploitation., • Ensure the home’s records are completed to a high standard before the end of each shift and provide written reports for care managers, looked after reviews and care planning meetings., • Take part in the home’s routines such as cooking, cleaning, maintaining the environment, and supporting children to do the same., • Attend shifts as required by the staff rota and take part in the on-call rota and the sleep-in rota., • Undertake training as the organisation requires and take responsibility for continuing professional development., • Attend and contribute to regular supervision meetings and complete actions from the annual appraisal., • Work and contribute pro-actively to the team and report any concerns about unacceptable staff conduct or standards to your line manager., • Adhere to all health and safety and workplace policies. Person Specification Qualifications and Education • Diploma Level 3 in Residential Childcare or be willing to work towards it. Experience Working with trauma experienced children Ability to work within a multi-disciplinary team Effective record-keeping skills and maintaining the confidentiality Knowledge and Understanding The Children’s Homes (England) Regulations 2015 and Quality Standards for Children’s Homes, Children Act 1989, Working Together to Safeguard Children 2023, Data Protection Act 2018, and Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974. Skill and Abilities Able to drive company vehicles Able to deal with challenging behaviour Able to support children with complex needs Able to be assertive and confident with children Effective oral and written communication skills Awareness of confidentiality and data protection Awareness of child protection and safeguarding Awareness of substance misuse and child exploitation Ability to work in a team Equality and Diversity Promote equality and diversity by interpreting equality, diversity, and rights according to legislation and policies. Develop a culture of non-discrimination that supports individuals’ rights and eliminates patterns of discrimination

Location: Whitstable Job Type: Flexible | Day-to-Day & Short-Term Supply Start Date: Immediate About the Opportunity Primary schools across Whitstable are looking to recruit enthusiastic and dependable KS1 Supply Teachers to provide high-quality classroom cover. These opportunities are ideal for both Early Career Teachers and experienced educators seeking flexible work while continuing to make a positive impact on young learners.Supply teaching offers the opportunity to work across a variety of school settings, gain valuable experience and enjoy the flexibility to build a schedule that works for you. What You Can Expect from Schools in Whitstable Friendly and supportive school communities Opportunities to work across Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 classes Well-prepared lessons and clear expectations for cover work Inclusive learning environments where pupils are encouraged to thrive Flexible assignments to suit your availability and preferences About You Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) Experience teaching within Key Stage 1 A positive, adaptable and enthusiastic approach to teaching Strong classroom and behaviour management skills The ability to quickly establish positive relationships with pupils and staff A commitment to delivering engaging lessons and supporting pupil progress If you do not currently hold QTS, we still encourage you to get in touch - we work with a variety of schools across Whitstable and the wider East Kent area in a range of education roles. Why Choose Hays Education? Access to KS1 supply teaching opportunities across Whitstable primary schools Flexible work to fit around your schedule and commitments Competitive daily rates of pay Dedicated support from a specialist education consultant Opportunities to gain experience across a range of local schools £250 shopping voucher through our Refer a Friend scheme How to Apply Interested in KS1 supply teaching opportunities in Whitstable? Click Apply Now to submit your most up-to-date CV.For an informal discussion, call (phone number removed).If this role isn't quite right, we'll help you find opportunities that match your experience, availability and career goals. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at (url removed)

Location: Canterbury Job Type: Flexible | Day-to-Day & Short-Term Supply Start Date: Immediate Looking for Flexible KS2 Teaching Opportunities? Hays Education is working with a number of primary schools across Canterbury that are seeking enthusiastic and adaptable KS2 Supply Teachers to provide high-quality classroom cover.Whether you're an Early Career Teacher looking to gain experience across different school settings or an experienced practitioner seeking greater flexibility, we have a range of opportunities available to suit your availability and career goals. The Role As a KS2 Supply Teacher, you'll support schools by delivering engaging lessons, maintaining positive learning environments and ensuring pupils remain on track with their learning during teacher absences.You'll have the opportunity to work across a variety of year groups within Key Stage 2, building valuable experience while enjoying the flexibility to choose when and where you work. We're Looking for Teachers Who: Hold Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), or are working towards it Have experience teaching within Key Stage 2 Can quickly adapt to new classroom environments Deliver engaging lessons that support pupil progress Have strong classroom and behaviour management skills Build positive relationships with pupils and staff Bring enthusiasm, professionalism and flexibility to every assignment Why Canterbury Schools? Primary schools across Canterbury are looking for reliable and enthusiastic teachers who can make a positive impact from day one. Schools offer welcoming environments, supportive staff teams and diverse teaching experiences across a range of settings. Why Work with Hays Education? Access to a variety of KS2 supply teaching opportunities across Canterbury Flexible work to suit your schedule and lifestyle Competitive daily rates of pay Opportunities across a wide network of local primary schools Dedicated support from a specialist primary education consultant £250 shopping voucher through our Refer a Friend scheme Apply Today If you're interested in KS2 supply teaching opportunities in Canterbury, click Apply Now to submit your most up-to-date CV.For an informal discussion about current vacancies, call (phone number removed).If this role isn't quite right for you, we'll help you find opportunities that match your experience, availability and career aspirations. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at (url removed)

Job Description: Join Our Team at Young London Today! Are you passionate about making a positive impact on the lives of children and young people? Young UK Today is on a mission to provide safe and supportive environment. Our commitment to safer recruitment, equality, and diversity drives our mission. We're Recruiting Key/Support Workers WE DO NOT PROVIDE SPONSORSHIP Why Choose Us? Make a Real Difference: You'll play a crucial role in empowering young people, promoting their independence, and enhancing their overall well-being. Professional Growth: We invest in your development with ongoing training in areas like safeguarding, mental health support, and more. Team Collaboration: Work closely with a passionate team and collaborate with various professionals to transform young lives. Rewarding Work: Join an organization dedicated to creating a positive change in the lives of vulnerable young individuals. About Young UK Today Founded in 2021, Young UK Today provides therapeutic residential care for children and young people with emotional, behavioural, and complex needs. Through a trauma-informed approach, the organisation is committed to creating safe, nurturing homes where children can build positive relationships, develop resilience, and achieve their full potential. Job Purpose To provide high-quality care and support to children and young people, helping them feel safe, valued, and supported. The Residential Support Worker will promote wellbeing, education, independence, and positive outcomes while acting as a positive role model and contributing to a stable, nurturing home environment. General Duties Support children in line with their care and placement plans. Promote education, wellbeing, independence, and positive behaviour. Build trusting relationships and support children to overcome challenges and trauma. Ensure children are treated with dignity, respect, and fairness. Work collaboratively with colleagues, families, and professionals. Specific Duties Act as a Key Worker for allocated children. Support children to access education, healthcare, and community activities. Promote safeguarding and protect children from harm. Support therapeutic plans, behaviour management, and care planning. Maintain accurate records and reports. Participate in daily household routines and activities. Attend training, supervision, and team meetings. Follow organisational policies, safeguarding requirements, and health and safety procedures. Person Specification Qualifications and Education Diploma Level 3 in Residential Childcare or be willing to work towards it. Experience Working with trauma experienced children Ability to work within a multi-disciplinary team Effective record-keeping skills and maintaining the confidentiality Knowledge and Understanding The Children’s Homes (England) Regulations 2015 and Quality Standards for Children’s Homes, Children Act 1989, Working Together to Safeguard Children 2023, Data Protection Act 2018, and Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974. Skill and Abilities Able to drive company vehicles Able to deal with challenging behaviour Able to support children with complex needs Able to be assertive and confident with children Effective oral and written communication skills Awareness of confidentiality and data protection Awareness of child protection and safeguarding Awareness of substance misuse and child exploitation Ability to work in a team Equality and Diversity Promote equality and diversity by interpreting equality, diversity, and rights according to legislation and policies. Develop a culture of non-discrimination that supports individuals’ rights and eliminates patterns of discrimination. Benefits: Casual dress Company pension Employee discount Free parking Health & wellbeing programme On-site parking Paid training Referral programme Sick pay

Are you looking for an opportunity as an Assistant Service Manager where you can obtain career progression while making a difference to the lives of others? We have an exciting opportunity with a leading care specialist who are looking for an Assistant Service Manager to oversee their service in Canterbury. This service specialises in supporting individuals with learning disabilities, autism, and challenging behaviour, so experience within this client group is highly desirable. In return, you will be offered an opportunity to represent an ever-growing organisation who offer excellent career progression and benefits including enrolling you for and funding an NVQ Level 5 in Leadership and Management in Health and Social Care. Job Purpose of an Assistant Service Manager: • Motivate and inspire your teams to provide outstanding support through effective training, coaching and leadership by example., • Acting as a role model and leader in the delivery of active support, you will empower the people you support to have active and fulfilling lives aligned with their needs and aspirations., • Working collaboratively with the other members of the Service Leadership Team you will help to oversee and manage the smooth running of this service including rostering, support plans, staff deployment and managing budgets. Responsibilities of an Assistant Service Manager: • Being an empathetic, compassionate, and patient individual by providing in person-centred approaches for those who you support and leading your team to success., • Being an effective communicator with the ability to influence others and to ensure you get the best from your team. You will possess excellent leadership and team management skills to ensure you and your team work collaboratively and effectively., • Being an effective coach and mentor for your team and possess good IT skills., • Ability to think on your feet and making the commitment to see things through and get the best outcomes for the people you support. Requirements: • Having a strong understanding of best practice in delivering support to people with different needs and a passion for doing so., • You will have excellent communication and people management skills and have knowledge and a good understanding of current CQC regulations and compliance within the new framework with a proven track record of quality assurance and service improvement., • Their services operate 24/7, 365 days a year and shift patterns will include early mornings and late evenings with occasional sleep-ins and waking nights and you must be flexible to cover the rota at the service. What they offer you: • £29,000 per annum., • NVQ Level 5 Offered., • Excellent Career Progression., • 28 annual leave days., • Further Qualifications and Training., • Attractive Benefits Package., • Company Pension Scheme

ACORN GROUP Innovation in Children's Services Team Leader – Children's Home Location: Sturry Area Salary: £34,500 – £35,000 per annum (including 1–2 sleep shifts per week) Lead, Inspire and Make a Difference Are you an experienced Team Leader looking for your next challenge, or a Senior Residential Support Worker ready to step into a leadership role? Do you have the passion, resilience and commitment to make a lasting difference to the lives of children and young people? Acorn Homes is seeking a dedicated and motivated Team Leader to join one of award winning our Children's Home This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in leading a passionate team, creating a safe and nurturing environment, and helping young people overcome challenges to achieve positive outcomes. If you are ready to lead by example, inspire others and develop your career within a growing organisation that truly values its staff and young people, we would love to hear from you. What We Offer • Salary of £34,500 – £35,000 per annum • Salary includes 1–2 sleep shifts per week • Flexible working patterns to support work-life balance • Funded Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare (if required) • Support towards Level 4 and Level 5 qualifications • Enhanced maternity and paternity packages • Staff loyalty scheme including additional annual leave and monetary rewards • Refer-a-friend scheme paying up to £2,000 • Birthday gift worth £40 each year • Blue Light Card discounts • 28 days annual leave including bank holidays • Discretionary Travel Cost Scheme • Pension scheme • Employee Assistance Programme • Comprehensive induction programme • Ongoing training and development opportunities • Excellent progression opportunities within a growing organisation Key Responsibilities • Lead and support shifts within the home, ensuring high standards of care are consistently delivered. • Act as a positive role model for children, young people and staff. • Support, guide and mentor Residential Support Workers. • Assist the Registered Manager and Deputy Manager with the day-to-day running of the home. • Ensure children and young people's care plans are implemented effectively. • Promote positive outcomes and support young people to achieve their full potential. • Build positive, professional and trusting relationships with children and young people. • Manage challenging behaviour in a calm, consistent and therapeutic manner. • Ensure safeguarding procedures are followed and concerns are reported appropriately. • Complete and oversee accurate records, reports and daily documentation. • Support with staff inductions, training and development. • Participate in team meetings, supervisions and training sessions. • Support the home in achieving and maintaining compliance with Children's Homes Regulations, Quality Standards and Ofsted requirements. • Work collaboratively with families, social workers and external professionals. Essential Requirements • Hold a Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare, Children and Young People or equivalent qualification, or be willing to work towards this qualification. • Previous experience working within a Children's Residential Home. • Experience supporting children and young people who display challenging behaviours. • Ability to lead shifts and support other team members. • Be prepared to work early, late and night shifts (including sleepovers) on a rota basis. • Be over the age of 21 (Employer has claimed an exemption under the Equality Act 2010). Desirable Requirements • Previous experience in a Senior Residential Support Worker or Team Leader position. • Working knowledge of Children's Homes Regulations and Quality Standards. • Full UK driving licence. • Experience of supporting children with emotional and behavioural difficulties. About Acorn Homes You will be joining a family-owned company whose owner is a patron of the NSPCC. Acorn has an enviable reputation with local authorities for delivering positive outcomes for young people and demonstrating resilience. Acorn currently operates eight registered homes, with further growth planned as the organisation continues to expand steadily, creating excellent opportunities for career progression and development. You will become a valued member of the team within the home, receiving full support from an active and engaged Deputy Manager, Registered Manager, Head Office and Senior Management Team. As part of our commitment to achieving the highest standards of care, Acorn Homes also benefits from the expertise of two senior leaders who are former Ofsted Senior Inspectors. Their knowledge and guidance help ensure our homes maintain exceptional standards of care, safeguarding, compliance and outcomes for children and young people. This provides staff with a unique opportunity to learn from some of the sector's most experienced professionals whilst developing their own skills and careers within children's residential care. We look forward to hearing from you. Safeguarding Commitment Acorn Group are committed to ensuring the safety of our young people is upheld at all times, therefore all positions require an enhanced disclosure and satisfactory references. As an employee of Acorn Group, it will be expected that you demonstrate the same commitment, by following our policies and procedures, as well as attending all mandatory training. Please note that, as part of our safer recruitment process, we may carry out online searches of publicly available information relating to shortlisted candidates. These checks will be limited to information relevant to assessing suitability for the role and our safeguarding responsibilities

ACORN GROUP Innovation in Children's Services (we are part of the Acorn Group, direct application not agencey) Residential Support Worker – Children's Home Location: Canterbury Kent Salary: £31,720 per annum (including 1–2 sleep shifts per week) Make a Difference Every Day Are you passionate about supporting children and young people to achieve their full potential? Are you looking for a rewarding career where every day presents an opportunity to positively impact a young person's life? Acorn Homes is seeking dedicated and compassionate Residential Support Workers to join our Children's Home Whether you are already working within Children's Residential Care, supported accommodation, education, youth work or looking to transfer your skills from another caring profession, we would love to hear from you. This is a rewarding opportunity to positively impact the lives of children and young people by providing high-quality care, support and guidance within a safe, nurturing and structured environment. If you are resilient, caring and committed to helping young people succeed, Acorn Homes can offer you a rewarding career with excellent training, support and progression opportunities. What We Offer • Salary of £31,720 per annum • Salary includes 1–2 sleep shifts per week • Flexible working patterns to support work-life balance • Funded Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare • £250 gift card upon successful completion of NVQ Level 3 (£100 for relevant qualifications) • Enhanced maternity and paternity packages • Staff loyalty scheme including additional annual leave and monetary rewards • Refer-a-friend scheme paying up to £2,000 • Birthday gift worth £40 each year • Blue Light Card discounts • 28 days annual leave including bank holidays • Discretionary Travel Cost Scheme • Pension scheme • Employee Assistance Programme • Comprehensive induction programme • Ongoing training and career progression opportunities Key Responsibilities • Deliver high standards of care, support and protection to children and young people in accordance with their individual care plans. • Promote positive outcomes and support young people to achieve their full potential. • Encourage independence, self-esteem and the development of essential life skills. • Support children and young people to engage in education, training, employment and recreational activities. • Build positive, professional and trusting relationships with children and young people. • Promote the emotional, physical, psychological and social wellbeing of young people. • Manage challenging behaviour in a calm, consistent and therapeutic manner. • Ensure safeguarding procedures are followed at all times and report any concerns appropriately. • Maintain accurate records, reports and daily logs in line with company policies and regulatory requirements. • Participate in team meetings, training and supervision sessions. • Work effectively with colleagues, families and external professionals to achieve the best outcomes for young people. • Support the home in meeting Children's Homes Regulations, Quality Standards and Ofsted requirements. • Undertake domestic and practical duties within the home to help maintain a safe, welcoming and nurturing environment. Essential Requirements • Hold or be willing to achieve a Diploma Level 3 in Health and Social Care with Children and Young People. • Be prepared to work early, late and night shifts (including sleepovers) on a rota basis. • Be over the age of 21 (Employer has claimed an exemption under the Equality Act 2010). Desirable Requirements • Two years' experience working in a Children's Home. • Full UK driving licence. About Acorn Homes You will be joining a family-owned company whose owner is a patron of the NSPCC. Acorn has an enviable reputation with local authorities for delivering positive outcomes for young people and demonstrating resilience. Acorn currently operates eight registered homes, with further growth planned as the organisation continues to expand steadily, creating excellent opportunities for career progression and development. You will become a valued member of the team within the home, receiving full support from an active and engaged Deputy Manager, Registered Manager, Head Office and Senior Management Team. As part of our commitment to achieving the highest standards of care, Acorn Homes also benefits from the expertise of two senior leaders who are former Ofsted Senior Inspectors. Their knowledge and guidance help ensure our homes maintain exceptional standards of care, safeguarding, compliance and outcomes for children and young people. This provides staff with a unique opportunity to learn from some of the sector's most experienced professionals whilst developing their own skills and careers within children's residential care. We look forward to hearing from you. Safeguarding Commitment Acorn Group are committed to ensuring the safety of our young people is upheld at all times, therefore all positions require an enhanced disclosure and satisfactory references. As an employee of Acorn Group, it will be expected that you demonstrate the same commitment, by following our policies and procedures, as well as attending all mandatory training. Please note that, as part of our safer recruitment process, we may carry out online searches of publicly available information relating to shortlisted candidates. These checks will be limited to information relevant to assessing suitability for the role and our safeguarding responsibilities

ACORN GROUP Innovation in Children's Services Deputy Manager – Children's Home Location: Canterbury Kent Salary: £38,000 – £42,000 per annum (potentially including 1–2 sleep shifts per week) Lead, Develop and Make a Lasting Difference Are you an experienced Deputy Manager, Team Leader or Senior Residential Support Worker looking for your next challenge? Do you have the passion, resilience and leadership skills to help shape positive futures for children and young people? Acorn Homes is seeking a dedicated and motivated Deputy Manager to join our Children's Home This is an exciting opportunity to play a key leadership role within a well-established and growing organisation, supporting the Registered Manager in delivering outstanding care and ensuring children and young people receive the highest standards of support. If you are ready to take the next step in your career and help lead a passionate team committed to achieving positive outcomes, we would love to hear from you. What We Offer • Salary of £38,000 – £42,000 per annum • Might to undertake 1–2 sleep shifts per week • Flexible working patterns to support work-life balance • Support towards Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management • Enhanced maternity and paternity packages • Staff loyalty scheme including additional annual leave and monetary rewards • Refer-a-friend scheme paying up to £2,000 • Birthday gift worth £40 each year • Blue Light Card discounts • 28 days annual leave including bank holidays • Discretionary Travel Cost Scheme • Pension scheme • Employee Assistance Programme • Comprehensive induction programme • Ongoing training and development opportunities • Excellent career progression opportunities within a growing organisation Key Responsibilities • Support the Registered Manager in the day-to-day running of the home. • Lead and inspire the staff team to deliver outstanding care and support. • Ensure children and young people receive high-quality care in line with their individual care plans. • Promote positive outcomes and support young people to achieve their full potential. • Assist with staff supervision, development, performance management and recruitment. • Lead shifts and provide operational leadership in the absence of the Registered Manager. • Ensure safeguarding procedures are followed and concerns are managed appropriately. • Monitor and maintain compliance with Children's Homes Regulations, Quality Standards and Ofsted requirements. • Maintain accurate records, reports and management information. • Build positive relationships with children, families, social workers and other professionals. • Support care planning, risk assessments and behaviour management strategies. • Participate in on-call duties where required. • Drive continuous improvement and contribute to the home's development and success. Essential Requirements • Previous experience working within a Children's Residential Home. • Experience at Team Leader, Senior Residential Support Worker or Deputy Manager level. • Hold a Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare (or equivalent) or be willing to work towards the appropriate qualification. • Strong leadership, organisational and communication skills. • Experience supporting children and young people with emotional and behavioural needs. • Be prepared to work early, late and night shifts (including sleepovers) on a rota basis. • Be over the age of 21 (Employer has claimed an exemption under the Equality Act 2010). Desirable Requirements • Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management for Residential Childcare or willingness to undertake. • Previous Deputy Manager experience. • Strong understanding of Children's Homes Regulations and Quality Standards. • Experience of Ofsted inspections and compliance. • Full UK driving licence. About Acorn Homes You will be joining a family-owned company whose owner is a patron of the NSPCC. Acorn has an enviable reputation with local authorities for delivering positive outcomes for young people and demonstrating resilience. Acorn currently operates eight registered homes, with further growth planned as the organisation continues to expand steadily, creating excellent opportunities for career progression and development. You will become a valued member of the team within the home, receiving full support from an active and engaged Registered Manager, Head Office and Senior Management Team. As part of our commitment to achieving the highest standards of care, Acorn Homes also benefits from the expertise of two senior leaders who are former Ofsted Senior Inspectors. Their knowledge and guidance help ensure our homes maintain exceptional standards of care, safeguarding, compliance and outcomes for children and young people. This provides staff with a unique opportunity to learn from some of the sector's most experienced professionals whilst developing their own skills and careers within children's residential care. Safeguarding Commitment Acorn Group are committed to ensuring the safety of our young people is upheld at all times, therefore all positions require an enhanced disclosure and satisfactory references. As an employee of Acorn Group, it will be expected that you demonstrate the same commitment, by following our policies and procedures, as well as attending all mandatory training. Please note that, as part of our safer recruitment process, we may carry out online searches of publicly available information relating to shortlisted candidates. These checks will be limited to information relevant to assessing suitability for the role and our safeguarding responsibilities

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