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  • Level 3 Nursery Nurse
    Level 3 Nursery Nurse
    2 months ago
    £13.5–£14.3 hourly
    Full-time
    London

    Job Overview We are seeking a dedicated and experienced level 3 Nursery Practitioner to join our brand new nursery in Palmers Green. The ideal candidate will be passionate about early years and childcare with a strong commitment to fostering a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment for young children. The successful applicant will be responsible for delivering high-quality care, educational activities and ensuring the wellbeing of all children in their care. Responsibilities Plan and implement engaging daily activities that promote children's development across all areas including social, emotional, physical, and cognitive skills. Supervise and support children during playtime, mealtimes, and rest periods to ensure safety and wellbeing. Maintain accurate records of children's progress, behaviour, and any concerns in line with organisational policies. Foster positive relationships with children, parents, and colleagues through effective communication and teamwork. Manage behaviour appropriately using positive reinforcement strategies. Ensure the nursery environment is clean, safe, and welcoming at all times. Lead by example in adhering to health and safety regulations and nursery policies. Support the onboarding of new staff or interns as required, demonstrating leadership qualities. Assist with organising nursery activities and outings in accordance with organisational standards. Requirements Experience of working with children within a nursery or early childhood setting. Excellent communication skills in English, both verbal and written. Knowledge of early childhood education principles and childcare regulations. Childcare qualifications such as NVQ Level 3 in Childcare or equivalent Ability to build positive relationships with children, parents, and colleagues. A genuine passion for child development and education. Flexibility to work various shifts as required by the nursery schedule. This role is an excellent opportunity for individuals committed to making a positive impact on young children's lives through professional childcare practice and leadership within a supportive team environment. The salary is dependant on your qualifications and experience. The role is full time working a maximum of 40 hours per rota Monday-Friday. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Work Location: In person

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  • Support Worker
    Support Worker
    2 months ago
    £13–£17 hourly
    Full-time
    Cranbrook, Ilford

    Job Title: Learning Disability Support Worker Company: Chosen Care Group Locations: Havering, Romford, Dagenham & Enfield Job Type: Full-Time & Part-Time Salary: £13.00 – £17.00 per hour (depending on experience & qualifications) About Chosen Care Group Chosen Care Group is a dedicated care provider supporting individuals with learning disabilities to live fulfilling, independent, and meaningful lives. We are committed to delivering person-centred, high-quality care while promoting dignity, respect, and choice. Job Summary We are seeking compassionate and reliable Learning Disability Support Workers to join our growing team across Havering, Romford, Dagenham, and Enfield. You will support adults with learning disabilities in residential and community-based settings, helping them achieve independence, wellbeing, and personal goals. Key Responsibilities Provide person-centred support to individuals with learning disabilities Assist with daily living activities, including personal care where required Support service users with medication in line with care plans and training Promote independence, choice, and inclusion in the community Support individuals with social activities, appointments, and daily routines Maintain accurate records, daily notes, and care documentation Follow safeguarding policies and procedures at all times Work collaboratively with colleagues, families, and healthcare professionals Promote health, safety, dignity, and respect in all aspects of care Essential Requirements NVQ/QCF Level 2 or Level 3 in Health & Social Care, OR At least 1 year of experience supporting individuals with learning disabilities Good understanding of person-centred care and safeguarding Ability to work flexible shifts (including weekends and bank holidays) Strong communication and interpersonal skills Right to work in the UK Enhanced DBS check (or willingness to obtain one) Desirable Skills & Experience Experience supporting individuals with autism, challenging behaviour, or complex needs Knowledge of care plans, risk assessments, and support plans Medication administration training Full UK driving licence (preferred but not essential) What We Offer Competitive pay (£13.00 – £17.00 per hour) Flexible full-time and part-time opportunities Ongoing training and professional development Supportive management and team environment Career progression opportunities within Chosen Care Group How to Apply If you are passionate about making a positive difference in the lives of people with learning disabilities, we would love to hear from you. Apply today to join Chosen Care Group and be part of a caring, committed team. Tailor it for agency workers Adjust the tone to be more corporate or more friendly Add shift patterns (days/nights/sleep-ins) Just say the word 👍 remove the dots Got it 👍 Here’s the same JD with no dots or bullet points, written in clean paragraphs while keeping it professional and job-board ready. Job Title: Learning Disability Support Worker Company: Chosen Care Group Locations: Havering, Romford, Dagenham and Enfield Job Type: Full-Time and Part-Time Pay Rate: £13.00 – £17.00 per hour (depending on experience and qualifications) About Chosen Care Group Chosen Care Group is a dedicated care provider supporting individuals with learning disabilities to live fulfilling, independent and meaningful lives. We are committed to delivering high-quality, person-centred care while promoting dignity, respect and choice at all times. Job Summary We are seeking compassionate, reliable and motivated Learning Disability Support Workers to join our growing team across Havering, Romford, Dagenham and Enfield. The role involves supporting adults with learning disabilities in residential and community-based settings, helping them to achieve independence, wellbeing and personal goals. Key Responsibilities The Learning Disability Support Worker will provide person-centred support tailored to each individual’s needs and care plan. You will assist with daily living activities, including personal care where required, and support individuals with medication in line with training and company policies. The role involves promoting independence, choice and inclusion within the community, supporting service users to attend social activities, appointments and daily routines. You will maintain accurate care records and daily notes, follow safeguarding policies and procedures at all times, and work closely with colleagues, families and healthcare professionals. Ensuring health, safety, dignity and respect in all aspects of care is essential. Essential Requirements Candidates must hold an NVQ or QCF Level 2 or Level 3 in Health and Social Care, or have at least one year of experience supporting individuals with learning disabilities. A good understanding of person-centred care and safeguarding is required. Applicants must be flexible to work shifts including weekends and bank holidays, have good communication and interpersonal skills, hold the right to work in the UK and be willing to undergo an enhanced DBS check. Desirable Experience Experience supporting individuals with autism, challenging behaviour or complex needs is desirable. Knowledge of care plans, risk assessments and support plans, medication administration training and a full UK driving licence are advantageous but not essential. What We Offer Chosen Care Group offers competitive pay between £13.00 and £17.00 per hour, flexible full-time and part-time opportunities, ongoing training and professional development, a supportive management team and clear opportunities for career progression. How to Apply If you are passionate about making a positive difference in the lives of people with learning disabilities, we would love to hear from you. Apply today to join Chosen Care Group and become part of a caring and committed team.

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  • Principal Psychologist and Clinical Lead Croydon IST
    Principal Psychologist and Clinical Lead Croydon IST
    2 months ago
    £70396–£80837 yearly
    Full-time
    Croydon

    Principal Psychologist and Clinical Lead Croydon IST at Croydon Health Services NHS Trust. Salary: £70,396 to £80,837 There's something special about joining a service right at the beginning - you'll have scope to innovate, influence and shape our newly established Croydon Intensive Support Team (IST). Our service supports autistic adults and adults with intellectual disabilities who may be experiencing significant distress, behaviours of concern, or an increased risk of hospital admission. In this role, you'll lead a skilled multidisciplinary team including an assistant psychologist, behaviour specialist, specialist speech and language therapist, Transforming Care nurse, Autism peer support worker, and an advanced practitioner. Together, you'll help people stay safe, connected to their communities, and supported in ways that reduce the need for crisis-driven or restrictive interventions. Above all, you'll ensure every person receives compassionate, personalised care shaped by what matters most to them. This is also an exciting time to join a service helping shape the future of autism health provision. The Croydon Adult Autism IST is working with NHS England to contribute to an updated national service specification for autism health service models, and our service will feature in the new guidance, showcasing neurodivergent-affirming practice. In 2026, we will also be conducting and publishing research into the impact of the service model, strengthening the evidence base for adult autism health provision. We're looking for someone who cares as much as we do, and we particularly welcome applications from candidates with lived experience. Main duties of the job Clinical • Lead the delivery of specialist psychological care that empowers people to overcome challenge., • Work closely with individuals and their families to co-create care plans that reflect their strengths, preferences, and aspirations., • Use your expertise in Positive Behaviour Support and systemic practice to develop approaches that reduce risk and enhance quality of life. Team leadership and collaboration • Support, guide, and inspire your team, fostering a culture where everyone feels valued, respected, and able to contribute., • Provide expert clinical supervision and consultation, helping colleagues and local providers build confidence and capability Driving innovation • Evaluate and evolve the service as needs change, ensuring we remain responsive and forward-thinking., • Use data, feedback, and lived experience to shape how we grow, keeping the voices of the people we support at the heart of every decision., • Lead projects that strengthen community-based support, enabling more people to thrive closer to home. Research • Contribute to research , including collaboration with NHS England on autism prioritisation, as well as the chance to shape crisis-intervention pathways for two distinct populations., • Publish research locally, regionally, and strategically, helping to influence practice beyond Croydon. About us You'll be based in our modern offices at Bernard Weatherill House in Croydon, with opportunities to work across community sites throughout the borough. Our service is co-located with adult social care colleagues, and we work closely with the Croydon Mental Health in Learning Disabilities Service -- creating strong, integrated partnerships. From day one, we'll invest in your development. Whether you want to deepen your existing expertise or explore new areas of interest, we'll support you to grow. We actively encourage CPD, with funding available for external courses and specialist training that aligns with your goals. Our approach to one-to-ones focuses on you - your development, goals, and ambitions, not just the tasks at hand. Through hands-on experience, formal training, and even learning from the occasional misstep, you'll discover your strengths and continue to grow. We're committed to helping you develop both personally and professionally, so you can bring your unique perspective and expertise to improve the lives of those we support. Staff benefits include: • 27 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays, increasing with length of service, • NHS pension scheme, with generous employer contributions, • Exclusive discounts across the high street, travel, dining and leisure, • Free or discounted fitness and exercise classes to support your wellbeing Apply now and help us build something exceptional. Please note: To be considered for this role, applicants must hold one of the following qualifications: • Applied Psychologist: A recognised postgraduate qualification in applied psychology that meets HCPC requirements for registration (e.g. a professional doctorate or equivalent postgraduate training)., • Clinical Psychologist: A Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (or an equivalent qualification).

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  • People Relations Partner
    People Relations Partner
    2 months ago
    £35000–£40000 yearly
    Full-time
    London

    We are seeking an experienced People Relations Partner to deliver trusted, professional HR advice and support in line with company policies, while actively promoting an open, inclusive, and values-driven culture. If you’re ready to take the next step in your career and bring the skills and experience we’re looking for, we’d love to hear from you. Position: People Relations Partner Salary: up to £40,000K Hours: 35 hours per week (Flexibility is essential to meet the needs of the business, which may require you to adjust your usual working hours and days from time to time) About the Role • Act as the first point of contact, providing clear, comprehensive HR advice, support, and guidance to colleagues and managers on all employee relations (ER) matters., • Ensure full compliance with company policies, government guidance, employment law, ACAS principles, and HR best practice at all times., • Apply accurate, consistent, and timely processes, using best practice and a pragmatic, best-fit approach to achieve fair outcomes for colleagues and the business while mitigating risk. This includes, but is not limited to, TUPE transfers, redundancy processes, formal disciplinary hearings, mediation, grievance meetings (where mediation is not appropriate), medical capability reviews, and wellbeing meetings., • Take responsibility for end-to-end case management, including all associated correspondence and formal letter writing, for assigned cases within the case management system, ensuring timely completion in line with agreed SLAs., • Manage third-party engagement, particularly with Trade Union representatives, in a professional and effective manner, minimising risk and ensuring outcomes remain aligned with company policy, legal requirements, and business interests (Please see the attached full job specification for more details.) We look forward to reviewing your application! Deadline for applications is Tuesday 3rd February 2026. About us: We are an innovative and growing business with core family-based values. Join us to support our team in providing excellent cleaning and associated services to businesses across Central and Greater London. You will be welcomed into a friendly and professional team who are dedicated to giving excellent customer service and supporting each-others’ wellbeing. You will have access to a wide range of development opportunities to support you in achieving your full potential at work. If you are looking to join a diverse and caring work environment, we are right for you! Our Unique Values & Culture: Regular Cleaning are proud to be an equal opportunities employer. With our values at the core of everything we do, our commitment is to nurture a diverse & inclusive culture. We aim to create better places which begins with our people, we celebrate diversity and want to inspire & support you to achieve your ambitions. If you reflect our values & believe in our purpose, we want to hear from you! All employment decisions are based on business needs, job requirements & individual qualifications. We are united by our values & do not tolerate any form of discrimination or harassment & encourage applicants from all backgrounds & of all ages.

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