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  • Part Time Degrees in HR & People Manager | Funding up to £14K
    Part Time Degrees in HR & People Manager | Funding up to £14K
    2 days ago
    £14000 yearly
    Part-time
    London

    Are you a "people person" stuck in a dead-end job? Lead the future of the workplace. We are currently recruiting ambitious individuals for our 2026 University Intake for BA (Hons) Human Resource Management. If you have experience dealing with people—whether in retail, customer service, or care—and want to move into a high-level management role, this is your opportunity. Live Vacancies Hear about real-life job opportunities from an array of vacancies across the country through our employment advisers. Earn While You Learn With study commitments of just two days a week, you can continue working while enhancing your qualifications, ensuring you don’t miss out on income as you build your future. Financial Incentive Receive up to £14,000 in financial support alongside employment opportunities, making it easier for you to focus on building your career. Real-World Experience Gain practical experience through potential paid work placements, giving you a head start in your chosen field with hands-on industry training. Why Choose Human Resource Management? HR is the backbone of every major company. This degree doesn’t just give you a certificate; it gives you the power to manage recruitment, employee wellbeing, and corporate strategy. Career Outcomes: HR Manager (£35k - £55k+) Recruitment Consultant Employee Relations Specialist Training & Development Manager Who Can Apply? Mature Students: Aged 21 or over (No A-Levels? No problem—we value your work experience). Residency: Must have lived in the UK/EU for the last 3 years with a valid settled status/passport. Communication: Strong English speaking and writing skills. Ambition: A desire to move into a professional corporate environment. How to Apply: Stop dreaming about a better career and start building one. Click APPLY now and one of our specialists will guide you through the UCAS and Student Finance application process from start to finish. Job Type: Part-time Application question(s): Are you 19 years old or above? Are you currently studying at University? Education: GCSE or equivalent (preferred) Work authorisation: United Kingdom (required) Work Location: In person

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  • Residential Support Worker - OFSTED Children's Home
    Residential Support Worker - OFSTED Children's Home
    10 days ago
    £13.85–£14 hourly
    Full-time
    London

    Background: Inspire Hope have an exciting opportunity for Residential Support Workers to join a new Children’s Residential Home caring for children aged 8 - 17 years in Norbury, South West London. Inspire Hope provides a specialist and comprehensive 24-hour/52-week placement for vulnerable young people who require Residential Care, which offers a child-centered and individualised approach that is bespoke to each young person, within a homely environment in South West London. We are a children’s home provider in Norbury, London, SW16. About the Role: Inspire Hope are currently looking to recruit Residential Support Workers for a 3 bedded Children’s home in Norbury (EBD). As a Residential Support Worker, you will be a major part of a dedicated team, providing care and support to young people with the aim of helping them develop the skills and resilience needed to become confident, capable adults, and achieve their full potential in life. You will play a key role in ensuring that each young person in your care is supported emotionally, socially, and practically as they work towards their personal goals. Your responsibilities will include assisting with day-to-day activities, helping children navigate their education, and supporting them in building life skills for independence. You will foster a safe, nurturing environment where each individual can grow at their own pace. Collaborating with other professionals, you will assist in implementing and reviewing personalised care plans, ensuring the young people’s needs are met with compassion and respect. You will also help manage and resolve challenging behaviours in a calm and constructive way, promoting positive outcomes for the young people in your care. Your role will involve regular record-keeping and report-writing to ensure accurate documentation of each child’s progress. Key Responsibilities: • Provide day-to-day care and emotional and social support to children and young people. Building meaningful relationships with the children and encouraging their interaction with peers and adults within the community., • Assist with emotional, educational, and social development., • Promote and maintain a safe, secure, and welcoming environment. Assisting the children with their daily living needs in accordance with their care plans., • Support children in managing their behaviour, addressing any emotional or behavioural difficulties., • Work collaboratively with colleagues, families, and other professionals to create and implement care plans., • Attend regular training and development opportunities to enhance your skills., • Ensure all administrative tasks, such as record-keeping and reports, are completed to a high standard, such as Maintaining meticulous records of events, observations, progress, child protection matters, and health and safety checks., • Be flexible and prepared to take on additional hours as needed to meet the needs of the children., • Domestic duties: Conducting household tasks and involving the children when appropriate, including planning, shopping, and preparing meals to ensure a varied and balanced diet. Essential Requirements: • Experience in residential childcare or a similar care setting (required)., • Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check – or willingness to obtain one (required), • A compassionate, patient, and proactive approach to care., • Strong communication skills and the ability to build effective relationships with children and colleagues., • Ability to manage challenging situations with confidence and professionalism., • Good knowledge around Children’s Homes Regulations including the quality standards., • An understanding and knowledge of relevant legislation and Ofsted regulation., • Driving licence (preferable)

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  • Graduate Role 2026
    Graduate Role 2026
    22 days ago
    £27000–£30000 yearly
    Full-time
    London

    Graduate Role 2026 Global Insight Conferences Full Time | Office-Based £26,000 – £30,000 (dependent on experience) About the Role Global Insight Conferences, a market-leading international conference and exhibition company, is offering an exciting opportunity for ambitious graduates to begin their careers in conference production, market research, and event management. This role is ideal for graduates who are curious about business, enjoy research and writing, and want a fast-paced role where they take real ownership of projects early in their careers. As a Graduate Conference Producer, you will be responsible for creating high-level business conferences from the ground up - researching industries, speaking with senior professionals, shaping event programmes, and delivering conferences attended by industry leaders. You won’t be observing from the sidelines; you will be responsible for building real events that take place across the UK and internationally. What We’re Looking For We’re looking for graduates with strong academic backgrounds and the drive to build a career in the events and conference industry. You might be a great fit if you: Recently graduated (or graduated within the last couple of years) Have excellent written English and research skills Have office experience Are confident speaking with professionals on the phone Are organised and detail-focused Are comfortable using LinkedIn, Excel, and research tools Are ambitious, proactive, and eager to take responsibility early in your career Enjoy speaking to people on the phone and making meaningful connections Previous work experience (internships, part-time work, placements, or graduate roles) is welcome but not essential. What You’ll Be Doing As a Graduate Conference Producer, you will be the driving force behind each event you produce. Your responsibilities will include: Researching industries and market trends Conducting phone interviews with senior industry professionals Writing conference programmes and agendas Identifying and securing high-profile speakers Managing large outreach campaigns via email and LinkedIn Coordinating with internal teams to ensure the event runs smoothly Running your conference on the day, both in the UK and internationally The role is fast-paced, varied, and intellectually engaging, combining research, writing, networking, and project management. What’s in It for You? We invest in developing graduates and helping them grow quickly in their careers. You’ll benefit from: Competitive starting salary (£26k–£30k DOE) Performance-based bonuses Clear career progression after probation Opportunities to produce and run your own events within your first months Mentorship and training from experienced producers Exposure to global industries and senior business leaders Holistic wellbeing programmes, including wellbeing support Casual dress in the office (business dress at conferences) £500 employee referral scheme Charity and environmental initiatives Pension scheme and inclusive workplace practices About Global Insight Conferences Global Insight Conferences produces high-quality, industry-leading business conferences and exhibitions across the UK and internationally. We pride ourselves on developing talented graduates into industry experts, giving them responsibility early and providing the training needed to grow quickly in the business events sector. Many of our senior team members started their careers here as graduate producers. Ready to Apply? Before applying, please review the job description carefully. We’re looking for graduates who are driven, organised, and excited about building events that bring industries together. If that sounds like you: Apply now and start your career with Global Insight Conferences.

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  • Registered Manager - Children's Residential Home
    Registered Manager - Children's Residential Home
    2 months ago
    £50000–£70000 yearly
    Full-time
    Dagenham

    Registered Manager – Children’s Residential Home Location: Dagenham Salary: £50,000–£70,000 Contract: Full-time | Permanent We are seeking a dedicated, experienced, and compassionate Residential Children’s Home Manager to lead the operation of our children’s home and provide outstanding care for the young people we support. This is a senior leadership role with overall responsibility for the safety, wellbeing, and development of children with complex needs. Acting as a strong and committed corporate parent, you will create a stable, nurturing, and therapeutic environment. Key Responsibilities • Lead and manage the day-to-day running of the children’s home, ensuring a safe, warm, and structured environment, • Oversee staffing rotas, recruitment, and deployment to ensure consistent, high-quality care, • Manage budgets, resources, and the upkeep of the home to maintain high standards and financial sustainability Regulatory Compliance • Ensure full compliance with the Children’s Homes (England) Regulations 2015 and Ofsted Quality Standards, • Maintain inspection readiness at all times and respond effectively to Ofsted inspections and action plans, • Ensure all policies, procedures, and records meet statutory and organisational requirements Child Welfare and Care • Oversee the development, implementation, and review of individual care plans, placement plans, and risk assessments, • Safeguard and promote the welfare of all children and young people, • Support children through emotional, behavioural, and crisis situations using trauma-informed and therapeutic approaches Staff Leadership and Development • Lead, supervise, and support a team of residential care staff, • Manage staff performance, supervision, development, and quality of care delivery, • Foster a reflective, supportive, and accountable team culture Partnership Working • Work collaboratively with social workers, local authorities, families, education providers, and health professionals, • Act as the main point of contact for external agencies and commissioners, • Advocate for children and ensure their voices are central to all decision-making What We’re Looking For • Experience as a Registered Manager or Deputy Manager within a children’s residential care setting, • A completed Level 5 Diploma in Leadership & Management for Residential Children’s Services, or enrolment with a commitment to completion within an agreed timeframe, • Strong understanding of safeguarding, Ofsted frameworks, and regulatory compliance, • A child-centred, resilient, and reflective leader with a trauma-informed approach, • Confidence in managing staff performance, supervision, and quality of care Requirements • Successful registration with Ofsted (or the ability to meet Ofsted registration requirements), • Minimum of 2 years’ experience leading, supervising, and managing a staff team within a children’s residential setting, • Completed Level 5 Diploma in Leadership & Management as a minimum requirement (or active enrolment within an agreed timeframe), • Proven ability to ensure compliance with the Children’s Homes (England) Regulations 2015 and Quality Standards, • A clear and demonstrable commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people We Invite You to Apply If you are a passionate, resilient, and reflective leader who believes in providing children with safety, stability, and care that genuinely changes lives, we invite you to apply for this rewarding and impactful role.

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