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  • Support Assistant
    Support Assistant
    11 days ago
    £11–£13 hourly
    Full-time
    Slough

    A carer’s role can vary a lot depending on who they support and what that person needs, but it generally involves helping someone manage daily life safely, comfortably, and with dignity. Common responsibilities include: • Personal care, • Helping with washing, dressing, toileting, grooming, eating, or mobility., • Emotional support, • Providing companionship, reassurance, conversation, and helping reduce loneliness or anxiety., • Practical household tasks, • Cooking, cleaning, laundry, shopping, paying bills, or organising appointments., • Medication support, • Reminding someone to take medication or helping administer it if trained and authorised., • Health monitoring, • Watching for changes in physical or mental health and reporting concerns to family members or healthcare professionals., • Mobility and transportation, • Assisting with moving safely around the home or accompanying someone to appointments and activities., • Advocacy and communication, • Helping the person communicate their wishes and make decisions about their care., • Record keeping, • In professional care settings, carers may document medication, activities, incidents, or health observations. There are different types of carers too: • Family/unpaid carers — relatives or friends supporting someone informally., • Professional carers — paid support workers in homes, care facilities, hospitals, or community settings., • Live-in carers — carers who stay in the person’s home full time., • Specialist carers — supporting people with conditions such as Dementia, Parkinson's disease, disabilities, or mental health needs. Key skills usually include: • Patience, • Empathy, • Communication, • Reliability, • Observation, • Respect for confidentiality and dignity If you want, I can also explain: • what a carer does day-to-day,, • the difference between a carer and support worker,, • UK carer qualifications,, • or what employers look for in carer job roles.

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  • Early Years Practitioner
    Early Years Practitioner
    1 month ago
    £25000–£40567 yearly
    Part-time
    Slough

    We are seeking a dedicated and passionate Early Years Practitioner to join our team in slough. As an Early Years Practitioner, you will be responsible for providing a safe, stimulating, and educational environment for young children, fostering their development through play and engaging activities. You will work closely with other team members to plan and implement a curriculum that supports each child's individual needs and promotes their social, emotional, physical, and cognitive growth. Key Responsibilities: • Plan and deliver age-appropriate activities and learning experiences., • Observe, assess, and record children's development and progress., • Maintain a safe, clean, and organized learning environment., • Build positive relationships with children, parents, and colleagues., • Adhere to all safeguarding policies and procedures., • Contribute to the overall success and positive atmosphere of the nursery. Requirements: • Relevant Level 2 or 3 qualification in Early Years Education or equivalent., • Proven experience working with young children in an early years setting., • A strong understanding of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework., • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills., • A passion for working with children and a commitment to their development., • Ability to work effectively as part of a team. If you are enthusiastic about making a positive impact on young lives and meet the above criteria, we encourage you to apply!

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