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Job Title: ASF Tutor – Adult Education (Home Based, South Yorkshire) Location: South Yorkshire (Home based, covering Sheffield, Barnsley, Rotherham & Doncaster) Job Type: Permanent, Full-time Vacancies: 3 About the Role We’re recruiting three experienced Tutors on behalf of a well-established adult education provider. This is a home-based role covering the South Yorkshire region, so you’ll need to live locally. You’ll deliver Adult Skills Fund (ASF) qualifications to adult learners, many of whom are looking to get back into work or upskill in their current role. Delivery is a blend of virtual classroom sessions run from home and face-to-face cohort sessions at community venues across Sheffield, Barnsley, Rotherham and Doncaster. A full UK driving licence and access to your own vehicle are essential. What You’ll Be Doing as a Tutor: Teaching, assessing and giving constructive feedback to adult learners on the following qualifications: Level 2 Award in Support Work in Schools, Level 2 Certificate in Safeguarding, Prevent and British Values, and Level 3 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools. Planning and delivering engaging, inclusive cohort programmes both online and in local communities. Using your knowledge of South Yorkshire and its communities to tailor delivery and remove barriers to learning. Building positive relationships with learners from a wide range of backgrounds and providing individual support. Promoting and safeguarding learner welfare, and reporting concerns promptly. Working towards KPIs for engagement, retention, achievement, progression and learner satisfaction. Providing impartial information, advice and guidance on learning and career pathways. Building relationships with local partners, community groups, employers and support agencies. Signposting learners to wellbeing, counselling and financial support services. Keeping accurate learner records in line with quality, funding and compliance requirements. What We’re Looking For in a Tutor: Teaching qualification at Level 3 or above Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) Level 3 Assessor qualification Proven experience as a tutor with a track record of successful learner outcomes Experience working with adult learners, including those who are unemployed Experience supporting learners with SEND Experience teaching from Entry Level to Level 3 Confidence with online learning platforms, ed-tech and learner information systems Strong communication, planning, organisation and IT skills Willingness to work towards a Level 3 Designated Safeguarding Lead qualification Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle Must be based in South Yorkshire Why Apply? Home-based working with a regional patch close to home The chance to make a real difference to adults returning to learning and work * Supportive team environment reporting to an ASF Lead If you’re an experienced tutor in South Yorkshire who’s passionate about adult education, apply today with your CV

THIS IS A REMOTE ROLE - ACCEPTING APPLICANTS NATIONWIDE TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS ROLE YOU MUST HAVE WORKED WITHIN THE APPRENTICESHIP OR TRAINING SECTOR AND HAVE EXPERIENCE IN COACHING About Our client delivers exceptional learning experiences that empower people and organisations to lead change with confidence. Their programmes – from Level 4 and 5 Skills Bootcamps to industry-recognised Level 6 Apprenticeships and Bespoke Programmes – focus on innovation, transformation, and commercial leadership. They work with ambitious individuals and forward-thinking organisations to make learning simple, impactful, and aligned to real-world change and their approach combines high-impact design, evidence-based methods, and delivery that meets the moment. As they enter their next phase of growth they are looking for exceptional Skills Coaches to help support and shape it. The Opportunity As a Skills Coach you will play a pivotal role in the development and success of apprentices, ensuring their learning is embedded in real-world practice and that they thrive throughout their apprenticeship journey. This is a rewarding opportunity to join a dynamic, ambitious and caring team that is passionate about transforming learning experiences. You will work closely with learners, employers, and colleagues to deliver personalised coaching, impactful feedback, and meaningful learning interventions that drive both personal and professional growth. Key Responsibilities Learner Coaching & Support: Manage a caseload of apprentices, delivering personalised 1:1 coaching that encourages reflection, application of learning, and professional growth. Assessment & Feedback: Assess project work, assignments, and portfolios through professional discussions and written feedback that is detailed, constructive, and developmentally focused. Progress Monitoring: Conduct regular progress reviews, track learner achievements, and set clear, measurable goals to support learners to succeed - and exceed - expectations. Learning Embedded in Practice: Support learners in applying knowledge and skills directly within their roles, maximising impact and aligning learning with workplace demands. Workshop Facilitation: Support or deliver engaging workshop sessions - both virtually and in person; supporting key elements of the curriculum with contextualised content. E-Portfolio Management: Use learning platforms (e.g., Bud) to document progress, support development, and evidence learning outcomes. Employer Collaboration: Build strong relationships with employers to align learning with organisational goals, ensuring mutual benefit and ongoing engagement. Safeguarding & Compliance: Promote learner safety and well-being, upholding Prevent and safeguarding responsibilities in line with Ofsted and DfE standards. Impact & Value Add: Identify opportunities to stretch and challenge learners, champion their development, and provide insights that drive programme and learner success. Continuous Improvement: Feed into curriculum and delivery improvements by sharing learner insights and advocating for innovation in teaching and learning approaches. About You They are looking for someone who: Brings recent and relevant industry experience, ideally in either Service Design, Leadership and Management, Team Leader, Project Management, Business Analyst or innovation. Is an experienced apprenticeship coach with a track record of supporting high levels of learner achievement. Is an outstanding communicator, motivator, and mentor – able to engage learners at various stages of their careers. Understands the apprenticeship landscape, including Ofsted and DfE requirements. Thrives in a learner-focused, impact-driven environment and is tech-savvy. Is proactive and organised, with strong attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple priorities effectively. Brings a solutions-focused, collaborative mindset that aligns with the company values. Your Experience & Knowledge Essential: Experience coaching apprentices within a UK-based training provider. Strong understanding of e-portfolios and digital learning tools. Demonstrated ability to support learners to embed knowledge in practice and make a measurable impact in their roles. Recognised teaching qualification (AET/CET/DET/PGCE). Assessor qualification (A1/CAVA). Relevant industry experience and qualification at Level 6 or above. Familiarity with apprenticeship standards and assessment practices. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. IQA qualification (L4 IQA) – desirable. Maths and English at Level 2 or equivalent. Location & Working Arrangements This role offers flexible working arrangements. You can opt for a hybrid setup with 1-2 days per week in our Central London office or work fully remotely in the UK

We are seeking an experienced Registered Manager to lead our children’s residential home, ensuring the highest standards of care, compliance and outcomes for young people. Requirements: Management experience within young people’s residential services RMA / NVQ 4 in Leadership & Management / ILM Level 5 (or willingness to commence within 3 months) Excellent working knowledge of Children’s Homes National Minimum Standards & The Children’s Act 2010 Ability to cope with emotionally challenging situations and remain calm under pressure What we offer: Competitive salary + performance-related bonus Supportive and progressive organisation with clear career pathways * Ongoing training and professional development If you are a strong, compassionate leader ready to make a real difference in the lives of young people, we’d love to hear from you. SCR social care is committed to safeguarding and protecting the welfare of vulnerable adults / children as a priority. This is reflected in our pre-employment checks and requirement to verify and check the identity and references of all applicants

Our international manufacturing client is a long-established manufacturing business based in Sheffield. They are seeking an experienced and professionally qualified Head of Engineering and Projects. Role Overview Effective leadership of the engineering function and capital project portfolio to support safe, reliable and efficient operations. Develop the engineering strategy, strengthen asset reliability and deliver investment projects that improve capacity, product quality, productivity and environmental performance. Work closely with Operations, Health and Safety, Quality, Finance and Procurement to translate business priorities into practical engineering solutions, with clear accountability for technical standards, expenditure and delivery. Key Responsibilities Develop and maintain a prioritised engineering and capital investment roadmap aligned with business objectives, asset condition and operational risk. Set engineering standards for plant, equipment, utilities, automation and infrastructure, ensuring consistent technical governance across the agreed site portfolio. Provide technical leadership for relevant metals processing equipment, such as melting and casting plant, furnaces, rolling mills, extrusion presses, heat treatment equipment, cutting and finishing lines, and material handling systems. Assess equipment obsolescence, capacity constraints and opportunities for modernisation, process improvement and automation. Maintain effective engineering documentation, including drawings, specifications, asset records and controlled technical changes. Asset reliability and maintenance Lead the maintenance and reliability strategy, balancing preventive, predictive and corrective maintenance according to asset criticality. Improve plant availability and reduce unplanned downtime through structured root cause analysis and sustainable corrective actions. Oversee use of the computerised maintenance management system, maintenance planning, backlog control and critical spare parts arrangements. Plan shutdowns and major overhauls with Operations, ensuring appropriate resources, contractor controls and safe return to service. Ensure maintainability, accessibility and whole-life cost are considered in equipment selection and project design. Capital projects and investment delivery Lead projects from feasibility and business case development through design, procurement, installation, commissioning and operational handover. Define project scope, specifications, budgets, schedules, acceptance criteria and expected benefits, securing approval through agreed governance processes. Manage the project portfolio, including resource allocation, dependencies, risks, change control and progress reporting. Safety, environmental performance and compliance Champion safe engineering practices and ensure safety is embedded in equipment design, maintenance activities and project delivery. Work with competent specialists to identify and meet applicable legal, regulatory and company requirements for plant and engineering activities. Ensure robust arrangements for engineering risk assessment, machinery safeguarding, safe isolation, permits to work and contractor management. Maintain arrangements for required plant inspections, examinations and timely completion of remedial actions. People leadership and financial management Lead and develop a multidisciplinary engineering and projects team, with clear responsibilities, effective communication and a culture of accountability. Build technical capability through training, knowledge sharing, succession planning and appropriate apprenticeship or graduate development opportunities. Candidate Profile We are seeking an individual who is: Degree, HND or equivalent qualification in mechanical, electrical, manufacturing or another relevant engineering discipline, or equivalent demonstrable professional experience. Substantial engineering leadership experience in metals processing or a comparable asset-intensive manufacturing environment. Proven experience delivering capital projects involving production plant, equipment installation and commissioning in an operational industrial setting. Strong understanding of maintenance strategy, asset reliability, engineering risk management and continuous improvement. Experience managing multidisciplinary teams, external contractors and equipment suppliers. Skills & Experience Direct experience with the company's principal metals, processing routes and production equipment. Recognised project management qualification, such as APM, PRINCE2 or PMP, or equivalent practical experience. Experience with industrial automation, control systems, condition monitoring and manufacturing data systems. Experience delivering energy efficiency, decarbonisation or environmental improvement projects. Working knowledge of Lean manufacturing, overall equipment effectiveness and structured problem-solving methods. Salary & Benefits Salary: ££55,000 - £60,000 per annum, depending on experience, qualifications, and relevant background. In addition, the role includes: Company pension scheme Health scheme Company mobile phone and laptop Shillito Group is a specialist recruitment and executive search partner, working with ambitious businesses to secure high-impact talent across commercial and engineering markets. Our reputation is built on deep expertise, trusted relationships and delivering results that go beyond the brief

LRL are currently recruiting for TEAM LEADERS / DEPUTY MANAGERS across the YORKSHIRE to work on a Permanent basis for a leading Healthcare Company. Job Purpose To provide operational leadership to a staff team delivering high-acuity support to individuals with complex behavioural needs within 3:1, 4:1 and 5:1 staffing arrangements. The Team Leader is responsible for ensuring safe and consistent implementation of care plans, PBS plans, risk assessments, DoLS requirements and behavioural management strategies across the staff team. The role combines direct care with shift leadership, staff supervision, quality assurance and incident management. Key Responsibilities Lead the staff team during shifts and ensure appropriate allocation and deployment within enhanced staffing arrangements. Maintain oversight of risk and ensure staffing arrangements remain appropriate to the individual's presentation. Ensure staff understand triggers, early warning signs, preventative strategies and escalation protocols. Lead staff responses during significant behavioural incidents. Ensure de-escalation is the primary response and that restrictive interventions are only used as a last resort where lawful, necessary, proportionate and authorised. Ensure only appropriately trained and competent staff participate in physical interventions. Coordinate responses to aggression, violence, absconding, self-injury, environmental destruction and other high-risk behaviour. Ensure appropriate emergency escalation where risks cannot safely be managed by the care team. Conduct shift briefings and handovers. Review daily records, behavioural observations, incident reports and other documentation for accuracy and completeness. Ensure incidents and restrictive interventions are escalated appropriately. Participate in post-incident reviews and identify learning or changes required. Monitor staff practice and immediately address unsafe or inconsistent care. Support staff supervision, competency assessments and performance management. Identify training and development requirements. Support implementation and review of PBS strategies and behavioural risk assessments. Liaise with the Deputy Manager, Service Manager, clinical team and external professionals. Promote safeguarding, dignity, independence, human rights and least restrictive practice. Ensure staff understand and comply with DoLS conditions and other legal restrictions applying to individuals. Essential Experience Candidates must have: Substantial experience in complex care, learning disability, autism, ABI, mental health or high-risk behavioural services. Strong previous experience working within and preferably leading 3:1, 4:1 or 5:1 packages. Significant experience managing behaviours that challenge and physical aggression. Advanced practical experience of de-escalation and crisis prevention. Practical experience of appropriately managed physical intervention/restraint. Experience leading, supervising or managing staff during significant behavioural incidents. Experience implementing PBS plans and complex risk assessments. Knowledge of DoLS, safeguarding and least restrictive practice. Strong incident reporting and escalation skills. Salary: 38hr Contract - £29,952 p/annum 48hr Contract - £39,936 p/annum Pension Contribution - TBC Next week Holidays Private DMI / Internal training for progression - Levels 2/3/4/5 Please contact LRL's Recruitment Team on (phone number removed) or apply for more information

We are looking for a passionate Senior Support Worker who personally wants to make a difference in the lives of young people. As a Senior you will lead a team of support workers to deliver a high standard of care at all times. You recognise that the role is to help support service users maximise their choices, rights and decisions. The successful candidate must have; - NVQ Level 3 in Residential Childcare - Experience working with Young People with Learning Difficulties or Emotional Behavioural Difficulties. - Good written and verbal communication skills If you meet the above specification then please get in touch ASAP, the successful applicant will be rewarded with: -Excellent rates of pay - Flexible working hours - Paid holiday - Ongoing career progression The successful applicant will be required to undergo an enhanced disclosure from the Criminal Records Bureau. SCR social care is committed to safeguarding and protecting the welfare of vulnerable adults / children as a priority. This is reflected in our pre-employment checks and requirement to verify and check the identity and references of all applicants

Registered Manager – Neuro Complex Care & Rehabilitation Service Service Overview This specialist Neuro Complex Care and Rehabilitation Service supports individuals with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), complex neurological conditions, high nursing needs, and complex respiratory requirements. Delivering a unique blend of neuro-rehabilitation and high-acuity clinical care, the service is supported by a multidisciplinary team including Registered Nurses, Support Workers, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language Therapists, and Psychology professionals. Role Purpose We are seeking an exceptional Registered Manager to lead and further develop this specialist Neuro Complex Care and Rehabilitation Service. Reporting into the senior leadership team, you will hold overall responsibility for the performance, quality, governance, compliance, and operational management of the service. You will lead a multidisciplinary workforce, promote outstanding clinical and rehabilitation outcomes, and drive a culture focused on excellence, person-centred care, and continuous improvement. The service currently holds a Good CQC rating and has significant opportunities for growth, increased occupancy, and further enhancement of its reputation as a leading provider of neuro-rehabilitation and complex care services. Key Responsibilities Operational Leadership Provide strong and visible leadership across the service. Lead, support, and develop departmental managers, clinicians, and care teams. Ensure the service delivers safe, effective, responsive, caring, and well-led support at all times. Foster a positive culture built on accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement. Clinical Governance & Quality Work closely with the Clinical Manager to ensure the highest standards of nursing and clinical practice. Oversee governance systems, audits, quality assurance processes, and action plans. Drive improvement initiatives aimed at achieving higher CQC outcomes. Ensure compliance with regulatory, legislative, and organisational requirements. Neuro-Rehabilitation & Complex Care Excellence Promote a rehabilitative, outcome-focused approach throughout the service. Ensure individuals are supported to maximise independence, recovery, and quality of life. Oversee the delivery of person-centred care plans tailored to complex neurological and respiratory needs. Support effective multidisciplinary working across nursing, therapy, psychology, and support teams. Service Development & Growth Lead occupancy growth initiatives and strengthen referral pathways. Develop relationships with commissioners, case managers, ICBs, hospitals, and wider stakeholders. Support strategic business objectives and contribute to long-term service development. Enhance the reputation of the service through operational excellence and positive outcomes. People Leadership Lead recruitment, retention, succession planning, and workforce development activities. Ensure managers and team leaders receive effective supervision, coaching, and support. Promote a culture of learning, wellbeing, and professional development. Support the Clinical Manager with competency frameworks and clinical workforce development. Financial Management Take responsibility for budgetary performance and service profitability. Monitor staffing, occupancy, agency usage, and overall resource management. Ensure financial decisions support both quality outcomes and sustainable service growth. Identify opportunities for efficiency improvements while maintaining high standards of care. Risk & Safeguarding Lead safeguarding investigations and ensure robust safeguarding practices. Oversee risk management processes and incident investigations. Ensure lessons learned are embedded across the service. Maintain safe systems of work and a proactive health and safety culture. Stakeholder Engagement Build strong relationships with residents, families, commissioners, healthcare professionals, and community partners. Act as the primary ambassador for the service. Ensure excellent communication and partnership working across all stakeholder groups. Essential Requirements Significant management experience within complex care, neuro-rehabilitation, neurological services, brain injury services, or specialist nursing environments. Proven experience managing CQC-regulated services. Strong understanding of clinical governance, quality assurance, safeguarding, and risk management. Demonstrable experience leading multidisciplinary teams. Experience driving service improvement, cultural change, and occupancy growth. Excellent knowledge of CQC fundamental standards and regulatory compliance. Strong commercial awareness and budget management experience. Ability to inspire, coach, and develop high-performing teams. Exceptional communication and stakeholder management skills. Desirable Registered Nurse qualification with active NMC registration. Experience working within ABI, neuro-rehabilitation, complex care, respiratory care, or critical care services. Experience working with multidisciplinary therapy teams including Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, SALT, and Psychology. Previous experience managing service turnaround, growth, or transformation projects. Understanding of specialist commissioning pathways for neuro-rehabilitation and complex care services. What This Role Offers The opportunity to lead a specialist neuro-rehabilitation and complex care service with significant growth potential. Full operational responsibility and autonomy to shape service performance and culture. A collaborative multidisciplinary environment focused on delivering exceptional outcomes. The chance to build and develop a high-performing leadership and clinical team. A role with genuine influence over quality, reputation, occupancy, and long-term success. Competitive salary of £70,000 - £75,000 per annum for the right candidate. Opportunity to join a well-established provider investing in the ongoing growth and development of the service. Support from an experienced senior leadership team and multidisciplinary clinical specialists

Job Purpose Do not pass up this chance, apply quickly if your experience and skills match what is in the following description. Enabling the members of the Young Leaders' Community to play a central role in the mission and ministry of their local parishes, schools and across the diocese. To enable their voices to shape strategy and to create local and central opportunities for these young active disciples to speak, lead and influence. (Job-Share Option Available) Main duties and responsibilities 1. To grow, nurture and support a diverse community of young Christian leaders (10-18s) from across the diocese, from all backgrounds, abilities and ethnicities., 2. To provide leadership opportunities around the diocese for young leaders to speak, influence, lead, plan, train, participate in decision making, shape strategy and initiate new mission and ministry activity., 3. To ensure that the highest level of safeguarding is adhered to across the Young Leaders' Community., 4. Advocate for children and young people throughout the diocese, highlighting their importance and value in God's kingdom and the Church., 5. Empower the Young Leaders to shape and develop the YLC themselves, by providing support, guidance, encouragement, resources and opportunities., 6. Provide training and support for Young Leaders through a varied programme of in-person gatherings., 7. Continue to create regular opportunities for senior staff and Bishops to listen to the voices of the YLC and involve them in decision-making conversations, recognising their unique contributions., 8. Encourage and enable local church leaders, focal ministers and youth leaders to mentor and empower Young Leaders in the whole life of the church, including: a. PCC involvement and Mission Action Planning b. Leading services, worship, preaching c. Event planning (Christmas, Easter, Remembrance, Summer festivals etc) d. Monitor and analyse the progress and development of the YLC, producing reports for RMM and Programme Board. 1. Maintain relationships with other dioceses and organisations who are empowering young people in leadership, sharing learning and continually strengthening the YLC., 2. Work closely with the Children and Young People's Adviser, the Centenary Project team, the Church in Schools Enabler and RMM team, relating to the AATEs, the Director of Education, Archdeacons, the wider senior staff and ecumenical leads across South Yorkshire. This role description provides a guide to the duties and responsibilities of the post and is not an exhaustive list. The post holder may be asked to undertake any other relevant duties appropriate to the post. The role description will be amended over time, in full consultation with the post holder, to meet the needs of the Diocese. CRITERIA Qualifications ESSENTIAL · Educated to degree level or equivalent · Safeguarding training to Leadership level. DESIRABLE · Degree level or higher qualification in youth ministry Experience ESSENTIAL · A proven track record of raising, equipping and empowering young leaders (10-18s). · Experience of mentoring, accompanying and nurturing young disciples through relational youth ministry. · Experience of creating new mission and ministry opportunities. · Communicant member of the Church of England or a full member of a church within Churches Together in Britain and Ireland. DESIRABLE · Experience of creating training programmes and opportunities for young people. · Experience of working with young people from different backgrounds, promoting equal opportunities. · Experience of organising and delivering training. · Experience of working across a diverse diocese and with clergy and senior staff. Skills & Knowledge ESSENTIAL · Knowledge of good safeguarding practice within the Church of England. · Ability to establish relationships with young people, church leaders and diocesan staff. · An excellent communicator with both young people and adult leaders (in-person and digital/social media). · Ability to gather and disseminate information about the development, outcomes and impact of the YLC. · Good time management. · Ability to use a range of communication technology and willingness to utilise new programmes and apps. · Working knowledge of the structure and practices of the Church of England; in empathy with its visions and aims. DESIRABLE · Knowledge and understanding of different approaches to leadership. · Clear knowledge and understanding of Sheffield Diocese's vision and strategy in relation to children and young people. · Ability to oversee and facilitate an organic youth-led project. · Ability to organize communications, events, and meetings. Personal ESSENTIAL · Proactive and motivated. · Ability to problem solve and work creatively. · Ability to make decisions and empower others. · Good time management. · Able to maintain confidentiality. · An excellent listener and encourager. · Able to work across a wide breadth of theology and churchmanship. · Educated to degree level or equivalent · Safeguarding training to Leadership level. · Degree level or higher qualification in youth ministry Experience · A proven track record of raising, equipping and empowering young leaders (10-18s). · Experience of mentoring, accompanying and nurturing young disciples through relational youth ministry. · Experience of creating new mission and ministry opportunities. · Communicant member of the Church of England or a full member of a church within Churches Together in Britain and Ireland. · Experience of creating training programmes and opportunities for young people. · Experience of working with young people from different backgrounds, promoting equal opportunities. · Experience of organising and delivering training. · Experience of working across a diverse diocese and with clergy and senior staff. Skills & Knowledge · Knowledge of good safeguarding practice within the Church of England. · Ability to establish relationships with young people, church leaders and diocesan staff. · An excellent communicator with both young people and adult leaders (in-person and digital/social media). · Ability to gather and disseminate information about the development, outcomes and impact of the YLC. · Good time management. · Ability to use a range of communication technology and willingness to utilise new programmes and apps. · Working knowledge of the structure and practices of the Church of England; in empathy with its visions and aims. · Knowledge and understanding of different approaches to leadership. · Clear knowledge and understanding of Sheffield Diocese's vision and strategy in relation to children and young people. · Ability to oversee and facilitate an organic youth-led project. · Ability to organize communications, events, and meetings. Personal · Proactive and motivated. · Ability to problem solve and work creatively. · Ability to make decisions and empower others. · Good time management. · Able to maintain confidentiality. · An excellent listener and encourager. · Able to work across a wide breadth of theology and churchmanship. This post carries an Occupational Requirement under the provisions of the Equality Act for the postholder to have a committed Christian faith. Please note this role is subject to a DBS check in accordance with Safer Recruitment and Safeguarding provisions. For further information, please do not hesitate to contact the HR Team at Please Note Sheffield Diocesan Board of Finance (SDBF) does not hold a Home Office sponsor license and is therefore unable to sponsor Skilled Worker or other work visas. xrnqpay Applicants must have the legal right to work in the UK at the time of application and for the duration of their employment. Last updated: 25/09/26

Closing Date: 18/11/2026 The University of Sheffield is a remarkable place to work. Our people are at the heart of everything we do. Their diverse backgrounds, abilities and beliefs make Sheffield a world-class university. We offer a fantastic range of benefits including a highly competitive annual leave entitlement (with the ability to purchase more), a generous pensions scheme, flexible working opportunities, a commitment to your development and wellbeing, a wide range of retail discounts, and much more. Find out more about our benefits (opens in a new window) and join us to become part of something special. The Associate Dean Education is the strategic lead on the School Executive Team responsible for the delivery of the component elements of the Education pillar. More broadly the Associate Dean supports theDean in delivering a range of collective and individual activity within the school designed to improve all aspects of the Schools performance in Education and Student Experience. Excellent academic leadership is critical to the University of Sheffield's vision of life-enhancing, research, innovation, and education. Each member of the School Executive Team plays a vital role in creating an inclusive environment where staff and students can succeed and flourish. The Associate Dean of Education will need to be a role model, manager, mentor, and coach into order to build a diverse community of staff and students. They will also be a member of the Faculty Education Committee to facilitate collaboration with other Directors of Education andensure appropriate alignment and governance. The University of Sheffield has an established Academic Career Pathway, which is built upon our shared understanding of what it means to be an academic in an ambitious, research-intensive institution like the University of Sheffield. As a Chair (Teaching & Research or Teaching Specialist Pathway) you will contribute in the areas of research, teaching, leadership, professional standing and wider engagement. • Take a lead role in the development and delivery of action plans related to the relevant areas of the School Planning Framework, specifically: Quality Education, Employability and Digital Education., • Develop accompanying action plans to improve School performance across the range of Education activities. Drive major academic initiatives in education within the School, and work effectively with relevant professional service staff to embed efficient and effective student-centred services and ways of working., • Coordinate and oversee the work of other staff in the School who are leading on specific areas or projects related to Quality Education, Employability Innovation and Student Experience., • Working with School Executive Team colleagues, develop and share best practice for all Education and Student Experience activities, to aid the development and performance of Academic staff within the School., • With the HoS, provide targeted support in aspects of Education activities to individual Academic staff as required., • Support the professional development of staff contributing to education in the School. For example, through induction, promotion and signposting to professional development opportunities, advice and collegiality., • Be aware of developments in Education policy and regulation, raising awareness within the School., • Ensure delivery of regulatory responsibilities and requirements with regard to both the OfS (B and C conditions) and other regulatory bodies, raising awareness within the School to support compliance., • Ensure compliance of the School with Safeguarding policies and procedures., • Chair the School Education Committee. Take a lead role in developing and promoting the School’s Education strategy (UG and PGT), and ensure that the School reflects Faculty and University direction in these areas., • Work with Head of School and programme leads, adopting a Programme Level Approach to ensure the School maintains and delivers a portfolio of high quality, current, research-informed taught programmes (all taught courses – both UG and PGT) that are attractive to the market, align to student needs and demands and recruit students on a sustainable basis., • Oversee the development of new programmes and modules, proposing any changes to the Faculty Education Committee and Senate Learning and Teaching Committee., • Support the Head of School in ensuring the School provides an outstanding student experience through all stages of the taught student journey as evidenced by Tell Us and NSS data., • Embed student voice at each level across the School so as to inform curriculum design and development, establishing an ongoing dialogue between students and staff (TEll US, student fora, working groups etc)., • Work with the other members of the School Executive team to ensure there is synergy between the different aspects of the School strategy – for example, ensuring efficient delivery of high-quality education and assessment is complementary to research performance and attempts to address academic workload., • Ensure that University policies for all education activities are implemented and adopted throughout the School., • Monitor the quality of Education delivery across the School and provide intervention, support and guidance on improvements where necessary., • Contribute to relevant Faculty or University level projects and initiatives as required., • Work with other School Directors of Education and the Faculty Director of Education to ensure the University continues to improve the quality of its education and ensure the delivery of a high-quality student experience., • Work with the Faculty Director of Education and other School Directors of Education to provide evidence of excellent education and student outcomes for use in a Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) submission., • Embed the results of the Education review to establish a culture that supports Education, Research and Impact & One University principles., • Provide effective leadership and line management for any direct reports, including recruitment, conducting Staff Development Reviews (SRDS), supportingwellbeing, mentoring, facilitating professional development and excellent performance., • Carry out other duties commensurate with the grade and remit of the post., • Contribute fully to Sheffield University Management School as a teacher, researcher, leader and collaborator., • Demonstrate high-quality teaching practice by leading on the design, delivery and assessment and evaluation of high-quality research-led teaching programmes to enable effective learning. This includes identifying learning objectives, selecting appropriate curricula, teaching methods, and resources, and determining, designing and producing appropriate study material. You will also prepare and implement student assessments, ensuring effective moderation and timely feedback., • Provide high-quality student support through personal tutor/pastoral responsibilities for undergraduate and postgraduate students, directing them, as required, to University support services appropriate to their needs., • Supervise undergraduate and postgraduate projects., • Enhance curriculum in the Department, including reviewing and developing new programmes of study that are accessible, inclusive, attracting new students and markets and contributing to the University’s Learning and Teaching Strategy. This includes reviewing and updating current provision and teaching techniques, ensuring compliance with quality and accreditation standards and effective links with external organisations., • Plan teaching up to one year ahead unless there are significant teaching programme changes or new courses then plan for up to two years ahead of their introduction., • Demonstrate a strong commitment to continuing professional development in teaching by developing and implementing ideas for improving teaching design, delivery and assessment, in order to build pedagogic knowledge and demonstrate impact., • Liaise effectively with academic staff, other colleagues and external stakeholders to ensure taught programmes are appropriate and relevant to the needs of both students and employers., • Share and promote good practice in teaching within the School and Faculty., • Establish, lead and sustain excellence in research (pedagogic scholarship or a management research discipline aligned with the School’s mission and areas of strength), with a commitment to synergies with teaching at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels., • Conduct personal research of international standing, independently and collaboratively, in line with the Faculty Research Strategy., • Maintain a strong academic and professional profile through national and international engagement, high quality publications., • Determine research objectives, and initiate and implement a strong programme of research, leading to visible academic and non‑academic impact., • Direct and supervise the work of research students and research staff., • Lead and participate in applications to secure external funding to support high-quality and ambitious research activity., • Provide strong academic leadership, including line management and staff development as appropriate., • Provide leadership in developing a strong research or scholarship portfolio., • Participate in University, School and Faculty committees as appropriate., • Foster high quality links with academic colleagues in relevant disciplines across the University, with other academic institutions and with industry., • Plan and prioritise own work and forward plan up to five years for some tasks., • You will be a role model and champion for the values and behaviours of the ‘Sheffield Academic’ and promote its integration into the life of the University., • As a member of staff you will be encouraged to make ethical decisions in your role, including embedding the University strategy into your working activities wherever possible., • Any other duties, commensurate with the grade of the post. Our diverse community of staff and students recognises the unique abilities, backgrounds, and beliefs of all. We foster a culture where everyone feels they belong and are respected. Even if your past experience doesn't match perfectly with this role's criteria, your contribution is valuable, and we encourage you to apply. Please ensure that you reference the application criteria in the application statement when you apply. Have a PhD in a subject area relevant to the activity of the Management School. Have a proven, excellent track record in high quality research and/ or scholarship, at a professorial level (evidenced through publication; income generation; knowledge exchange, engagement and impact activity; external networks nationally and internationally; and other indicators of esteem). Have a proven track record of delivery in a strategic leadership role in a business or management school and be able to evidence an ability to lead change. Be ambitious, with the vision, drive and motivation to further develop, promote and deliver the Education strategy for the School which will enable it to achieve a further step-change in its performance and reputation. Possess highly-developed leadership skills. Knowledge of, and experience of playing a key role in meeting the standards and requirements of relevant professional body and international accreditations (AMBA, AACSB, EQUIS). Proven ability to build and sustain high performing teams and to develop the capacity/performance of individual staff. Experience of designing, developing and delivering teaching programmes to ensure consistently high quality teaching, learning and student support. Demonstrable commitment to continuous improvement, with experience of critically reviewing and assessing existing teaching programmes with evidence of positive change/impact. Evidence of continual development of own teaching practice and that of others leading to improved delivery and outcomes. An understanding of and demonstrable commitment to promoting and embedding equality, diversity and inclusion principles and practices and demonstration of capacity to meet the educational needs of a diversity of learners. Excellent understanding of the Higher Education regulatory and governance environment, with experience in leading strategic action plans in relation to key measures (for example NSS, TEF, KEF). Ability to mentor and motivate colleagues in developing their research or scholarship plans, curriculum innovation and teaching portfolios in line with the School and Faculty strategies, and contribute to their wider professional development and pastoral care. Show high levels of personal integrity and strong professional reputation. Considerable experience of working effectively both independently and collaboratively in research, leadership and teaching teams. Excellent communication, ambassadorial and diplomatic skills. Evidence of the ability to work to and meet deadlines, adapt to rapidly changing contexts and manage a number of competing demands. An understanding and experience of leading and delivering initiatives to enhance student employability in a national and international landscape. An understanding of the opportunities for digital innovation in education and experience Full-time Dean of School TBC If you do not currently hold the right to work in the UK, you can find more information here to help determine your visa eligibility. Additional guidance is also available on the UK visa and immigration website . management For informal enquiries about this job contact Professor Eleanor Davies, Dean, Sheffield University Management School, It is anticipated that the selection process will take place during the week commencing 11th January 2027. This will consist of a Stakeholder engagement exercise and interview. We plan to let candidates know if they have progressed to the selection stage during the week commencing 7th December 2026. If you need any support, equipment or adjustments to enable you to participate in any element of the recruitment process you can contact . • A minimum of 41 days annual leave including bank holiday and closure days (pro rata) with the ability to purchase more., • Flexible working opportunities, including hybrid working for some roles., • A wide range of discounts and rewards on shopping, eating out and travel., • A variety of staff networks, providing opportunities for social interaction, peer support and personal development (for example, Race Equality, LGBT+, Women’s and Parent’s networks)., • Recognition Awards to reward staff who go above and beyond in their role., • A commitment to your development access to learning and mentoring schemes; integrated with our Academic Career Pathways., • A range of generous family-friendly policies, • paid time off for parenting and caring emergencies, • access to menopause support in the workplace, • paid time off and support for fertility treatment, • and more We are a Disability Confident Leader (opens in a new window). If you have a disability and meet the essential criteria for this job you will be invited to take part in the next stage of the selection process. Closing Date :18/11/2026 We are a research university with a global reputation for excellence. Our ideas and expertise change the world for the better, making a real difference to society. We know that when people come together with different views, approaches and insights it can lead to richer, more creative and innovative teaching and research and the highest levels of student experience. Our University Vision ( www.sheffield.ac.uk/vision ) outlines our commitment to building a diverse community of staff and students that recognises and values the abilities, backgrounds, beliefs and ways of living for everyone. The University of Sheffield Western Bank Sheffield S10 2TN #J-18808-Ljbffr

LRL are currently recruiting for TEAM LEADERS / DEPUTY MANAGERS across the YORKSHIRE to work on a Permanent basis for a leading Healthcare Company. Job Purpose To provide operational leadership to a staff team delivering high-acuity support to individuals with complex behavioural needs within 3:1, 4:1 and 5:1 staffing arrangements. The Team Leader is responsible for ensuring safe and consistent implementation of care plans, PBS plans, risk assessments, DoLS requirements and behavioural management strategies across the sta? team. The role combines direct care with shift leadership, sta? supervision, quality assurance and incident management. Key Responsibilities Lead the staff team during shifts and ensure appropriate allocation and deployment within enhanced staffing arrangements. Maintain oversight of risk and ensure staffing arrangements remain appropriate to the individual's presentation. Ensure sta? understand triggers, early warning signs, preventative strategies and escalation protocols. Lead staff responses during significant behavioural incidents. Ensure de-escalation is the primary response and that restrictive interventions are only used as a last resort where lawful, necessary, proportionate and authorised. Ensure only appropriately trained and competent staff participate in physical interventions. Coordinate responses to aggression, violence, absconding, self-injury, environmental destruction and other high-risk behaviour. Ensure appropriate emergency escalation where risks cannot safely be managed by the care team. Conduct shift briefings and handovers. Review daily records, behavioural observations, incident reports and other documentation for accuracy and completeness. Ensure incidents and restrictive interventions are escalated appropriately. Participate in post-incident reviews and identify learning or changes required. Monitor staff practice and immediately address unsafe or inconsistent care. Support staff supervision, competency assessments and performance management. Identify training and development requirements. Support implementation and review of PBS strategies and behavioural risk assessments. Liaise with the Deputy Manager, Service Manager, clinical team and external professionals. Promote safeguarding, dignity, independence, human rights and least restrictive practice. Ensure staff understand and comply with DoLS conditions and other legal restrictions applying to individuals. Essential Experience Candidates must have: Substantial experience in complex care, learning disability, autism, ABI, mental health or high-risk behavioural services. Strong previous experience working within and preferably leading 3:1, 4:1 or 5:1 packages. Significant experience managing behaviours that challenge and physical aggression. Advanced practical experience of de-escalation and crisis prevention. Practical experience of appropriately managed physical intervention/restraint. Experience leading, supervising or managing staff during significant behavioural incidents. Experience implementing PBS plans and complex risk assessments. Knowledge of DoLS, safeguarding and least restrictive practice. Strong incident reporting and escalation skills. Salary: 38hr Contract - £29,952 p/annum 48hr Contract - £39,936 p/annum Pension Contribution - TBC Next week Holidays Private DMI / Internal training for progression - Levels 2/3/4/5 Please contact LRL's Recruitment Team on 01942 820322 or apply for more information. TPBN1_UKTJ

Regional Quality Nurse Yorkshire and surrounding areas | Full-time | Hybrid Salary: £55,000 to £60,000 per annum An opportunity has arisen for an experienced, values-led nurse to join a well-established care provider supporting a portfolio of elderly care services across Yorkshire. This is a highly visible regional role, focused on driving clinical quality, regulatory compliance and continuous improvement across multiple homes. You will work closely with Home Managers and senior operational colleagues to identify risks, strengthen standards and ensure residents receive safe, compassionate and person-centred care. This role would suit: A Home Manager who particularly enjoys the quality, governance and improvement side of their role and is looking to move into a regional position. An experienced Clinical Lead ready to progress into a broader regional quality role. An established Quality Manager seeking a fresh challenge within a supportive, quality-focused care group. The role As Regional Quality Nurse, you will support services across Yorkshire and the surrounding area, helping teams achieve and sustain excellent clinical and care standards. Key responsibilities will include: Carrying out planned and responsive quality audits across care homes. Reviewing care plans, risk assessments, medication practices and clinical documentation. Identifying areas of risk, analysing trends and producing clear, practical recommendations. Supporting Home Managers to develop, implement and monitor improvement action plans. Providing clinical guidance and hands-on coaching to managers and care teams. Supporting services before, during and following regulatory inspections, including CQC. Promoting best practice in medication management, safeguarding, infection prevention and control, dementia care and the management of long-term conditions. Delivering training and contributing to the development of policies, procedures and clinical standards. Building positive relationships with operational teams, residents, relatives and external professionals. Using quality data and audit outcomes to drive sustainable improvement and positive resident outcomes. About you You will be a registered nurse with a strong background in adult social care, nursing homes or a comparable clinical setting. You will be confident working independently across several services while remaining approachable, practical and supportive in your style. You will bring: Current NMC registration and substantial post-registration experience. Experience of clinical governance, quality assurance, auditing and service improvement. A strong understanding of CQC requirements and how to support services through inspections. Sound clinical knowledge across elderly care, dementia, safeguarding, medicines management and infection prevention and control. The ability to interpret quality and clinical data, identify themes and communicate recommendations clearly. Excellent coaching, communication and influencing skills. Confidence working with Home Managers and senior teams to deliver improvement plans. Strong written skills, including audit reports, action plans and quality updates. Good IT skills, including Microsoft Office and digital care planning systems. A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel regularly across Yorkshire and neighbouring areas. Please reach out to Tom Cuthbert () for more information. TPBN1_UKTJ

The job requirements are detailed below. Where applicable the skills, qualifications and memberships required for this job have also been included. Sheffield City Council is one of the UK's largest social landlords, responsible for nearly 40,000 council homes and delivering services that make a real difference to tenants and residents across the city. As part of our Housing transformation, we are strengthening strategic planning, governance and regulatory assurance. We are seeking an experienced Business Planning Manager to lead our Housing Revenue Account Business Plan and support the long-term financial sustainability of Housing services. Reporting to the Regulation and Governance Service Manager you will lead the development, delivery and review of the Housing Revenue Account Business Plan, ensuring it is sustainable, evidence-based and aligned with Housing priorities and statutory responsibilities. You will use financial modelling, forecasting and scenario analysis to advise senior leaders and elected members on risks, options and investment choices. Working closely with Housing services, Strategic Finance and Finance Business Partnering, you will connect financial planning with operational priorities, asset investment and service delivery. The role has no direct line-management responsibility but requires strong professional leadership, co llaboration and influence across organisational boundaries. You will be part of our senior management team and you will be expected at times to deputise for the Service Manager and Assistant Director • Leading the development, delivery and review of the 30-year Housing Revenue Account Business Plan., • Coordinating evidence, assumptions and service inputs to maintain a robust and credible plan., • Using complex financial models, forecasts, scenario analysis and sensitivity testing to inform decisions and manage risk., • Providing options appraisals, recommendations and briefings for senior leaders, elected members and governance forums., • Ensuring the plan meets legislative, regulatory and financial requirements, including the HRA ring-fence and Rent Standard., • Monitoring delivery, financial performance and key risks, and updating the plan when circumstances change., • Aligning financial planning with operational priorities, asset investment, service delivery and value for money., • Ensuring business planning, budget setting and investment decisions are informed by tenant, resident and leaseholder feedback, • Work across the Housing service to ensure the needs and investment requirements of all departments are understood and influence budget setting, • Work closely with our Finance Business Partner to ensure alignment between the practices of the Council and the Housing Service, • Support with maximising the value received from the HRA through detailed assessments of the income and expenditure, to ensure we achieve value for money for tenants and residents. We are looking for an experienced business-planning professional who can demonstrate: • Detailed knowledge of local authority housing finance and 30-year HRA business planning, including rents, service charges, the HRA ring-fence and revenue and capital planning., • Substantial experience of business planning, financial planning, policy or strategic planning in a complex public-service or housing environment., • Experience of complex financial modelling, scenario analysis and sensitivity testing to support decision-making., • Knowledge of the policy and regulatory framework for council housing, including the Rent Standard., • The ability to analyse complex financial, operational and policy information and turn it into clear recommendations., • Experience of producing reports, business cases and briefings for senior managers, elected members, boards or governance forums., • Strong communication, stakeholder-management and influencing skills, with the ability to coordinate work across multiple teams and deliver to deadlines., • A relevant degree or professional qualification with appropriate experience, or equivalent relevant experience. This is a unique opportunity to influence the long-term sustainability and investment priorities of one of the country's largest local authority housing services. Your work will support responsible investment, effective use of resources and better outcomes for tenants and residents. We are investing in our workforce and are promoting opportunities to our under-represented groups. We value equality, diversity and inclusion and are focused on increasing the diversity of our workforce, particularly the number of Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic, Disabled and LGBTQ+ people, so that our teams reflect the communities in the city we serve. We are also supporting staff with unpaid caring responsibilities to work flexibly. It is a great time to join us and we welcome your application. Under the Guaranteed Interview scheme, applicants who are disabled, care leavers, or armed forces veterans will be guaranteed an interview if they meet the essential criteria and indicate their eligibility on the application form. Sometimes, if lots of people apply, we might not be able to interview everyone who qualifies for the Guarantee. In these cases, we’ll interview the candidates who best meet the essential criteria for the job. Full-time employees work 37 hours for 52 weeks of the year and we offer a generous holiday entitlement. We are open to discussions about a wide range of flexible working opportunities which benefit you and the Council, including reduced hour contracts, working part time or as a job share. If you are appointed to this role, your starting salary will be at the bottom of the grade. If you provide payslip evidence that your basic pay is greater than the bottom of the grade, we will consider starting you at the point of minimum advantage within the grade. Equality of pay is extremely important to us. All roles at Sheffield City Council are going through an evaluation process which may result in changes to some pay arrangements from 2026. Find out more on our Sheff news page. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all individuals, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for everyoneand where appropriate to the role the successful applicant will be required to undertake relevant safeguarding checks. #J-18808-Ljbffr

This is a management role reporting to the Head of Public Protection, responsible for managing a cluster of Approved Premises (AP) within a Division., To provide management and leadership within the National Probation Service (NPS) with responsibility for resources, the strategic direction and operational management of a cluster of Approved Premises. To offer support and cover to other AP Clusters during periods of absence. To participate in the out of hours Senior Management on call rota To represent the Deputy Director or Head of Public Protection for Approved Premises with external stakeholders and other staff In line with NPS policies and procedures, the job holder must at all times demonstrate a commitment to equality and inclusion and an understanding of their relevance to the work they do. The job holder must adhere to all policies in respect of the sensitive/confidential nature of the information handled whilst working in this position. Responsibilities, Activities & Duties The job holder will be required to carry out the following responsibilities, activities and duties: • Demonstrate leadership and innovation in the implementation of strategy and operational delivery., • Deliver performance and quality targets, • Manage the devolved budget for the AP Cluster and manage resources effectively, • Demonstrate ability to meet competing demands across geographical areas, • Demonstrate ability to manage middle managers /other staff and employee relations across the AP Cluster in line with HMPPS policies, • Ensure AP staff contribute to and support risk management plans, including engagement with MAPPA, • Where senior management authorisation or involvement is required provide advice and make decisions on the management of high risk offenders, ensure appropriate placements are available within the AP estate, • As a member of the AP divisional management team play an active part in the corporate management of the NPS as necessary. Take lead responsibility for specific projects/portfolios, • Provide a leading role and provide direction in work with partners and key stakeholders. Represent the NPS as appropriate to the role, • Implement HMPPS equality strategy, • Manage and participate in divisional out-of-hours on call rota., • Accountable for health and safety for the AP Cluster, • Accountable for estates responsibilities for the AP Cluster, • Carry out safeguarding children and safeguarding adult duties in accordance with the NPS statutory responsibilities and agency policies, • Ensure the interests and concerns of the community local to each AP are met with an appropriate response., • Respond effectively to the operational risks to the AP and organisational risks to the wider NPS presented by a potential/actual significant incident., • Demonstrate pro-social modelling skills by consistently reinforcing pro-social behaviour and attitudes and challenging anti-social behaviour and attitudes To work within the aims and values of NPS and HMPPS The duties/responsibilities listed above describe the post as it is at present and is not intended to be exhaustive. The job holder is expected to accept reasonable alternations and additional tasks of a similar level that may be necessary. Significant adjustments may require re-examination under the Job Evaluation scheme and shall be discussed in the first instance with the Job Holder. An ability to fulfil all spoken aspects of the role with confidence through the medium of English or (where specified in Wales) Welsh. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Assistant / Trainee Manager – Children's Residential Location: Sheffield Starting salary: £35,000 per annum plus sleep-in payments Working pattern: Residential shift rota, including approximately 9–10 sleep-ins per month Take the next step towards becoming a Registered Manager Are you an experienced children's residential care professional looking to progress into management? This opportunity offers a clear development pathway towards becoming a Registered Manager, with all training and qualifications required for your development fully funded . You will work alongside the Registered Manager, gaining practical management experience while helping to create a safe, supportive and nurturing home for children and young people. The role Support the Registered Manager with the day-to-day running of the home. Lead shifts and provide guidance and support to the staff team. Build positive, trusting relationships with children and young people. Promote safeguarding and respond appropriately to concerns. Support care planning, risk assessments and accurate record keeping. Help with staff supervision, development and induction. Assist with audits, quality assurance and preparation for Ofsted inspections. Work closely with families, social workers, education teams and other professionals. Take on increasing management responsibilities as your skills and confidence develop. Participate in the rota, including approximately 9–10 sleep-ins each month. What we're looking for Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare. Full UK driving licence. Previous experience working within children's residential care. A good understanding of safeguarding and the needs of children in care. Strong communication, organisation and teamwork skills. The confidence to support colleagues and lead by example. A calm, consistent approach to challenging situations. A commitment to completing further qualifications and progressing towards a Registered Manager position. Previous experience as a Senior Support Worker or Team Leader would be advantageous. Salary, development and benefits £35,000 starting basic salary. Sleep-ins paid in addition to your basic salary. A clear development and progression pathway towards Registered Manager. Fully funded training and qualifications to support your progression. Practical leadership experience alongside the Registered Manager. Additional published residential staff benefits, subject to confirmation for this role: Overtime payments for hours worked above basic hours. Sleep-in payments during annual leave, based on previous average sleep-ins. Length-of-service bonus. Additional annual leave based on length of service. Employee referral bonus scheme. Wider professional development opportunities across residential care, education, social work, training and therapy. Interested? Apply with your CV to find out more about the role and how you can build your career in children's residential management. TPBN1_UKTJ

Sheffield City Council is on an exciting digital transformation journey, transforming how we deliver services through innovative digital solutions, automation and emerging technologies. As we continue to modernise and improve services for our residents, this is an excellent opportunity to play a key role in shaping the future of digital public services.The roleThe postholder will lead the team responsible for the support, development and continuous improvement of the Council's Customer Relationship Management (CRM) platform and associated digital services. This includes key customer-facing systems and products such as My Account, online forms, digital customer journeys, workflow automation and integrations with corporate systems. The role oversees operational delivery, platform development, service improvement initiatives and programme activity, ensuring resources, priorities and risks are effectively balanced. Working collaboratively across Digital Innovation and wider council services, the postholder plays a key role in improving customer experience, driving digital transformation and supporting the delivery of organisational objectives.Key ResponsibilitiesManage the specialist team responsible for the support, development and continuous improvement of the CRM platform and associated digital services.Oversee the development pipeline, platform performance, support arrangements, risks, dependencies and future service requirements.Plan, prioritise and allocate resources across support, development, transformation and continuous improvement activities.Work collaboratively with other Team Managers and the Service Delivery Manager to manage priorities, dependencies and shared resources.Build and develop team capability through performance management, coaching, workforce planning and knowledge sharing.Act as the key link between stakeholders, suppliers and technical teams, ensuring requirements are understood and translated into deliverable solutions.Provide oversight and assurance of development activity, ensuring compliance with security, accessibility, data protection, governance and architectural standards.Drive improvements to digital services, customer journeys and business processes through effective use of technology, automation and integration opportunities.Monitor service performance and customer feedback to identify opportunities for continuous improvement and operational efficiency.Skills and knowledge we are looking forStrong leadership and people management skills, including performance management, coaching and team development.Knowledge of how CRM platforms, self-service and workflow automation support customer access, service delivery and organisational transformation.Experience managing teams responsible for the development, support and improvement of complex digital systems.Good understanding of online forms, workflow automation, case management, integrations and digital service delivery.Ability to manage multiple projects, programmes and operational workstreams simultaneously.Strong planning, resource management and prioritisation skills.Experience managing stakeholders, suppliers and cross-functional teams to achieve shared outcomes.Ability to translate business objectives and service requirements into practical delivery plans.Strong risk, dependency and issue management skills.Knowledge of information security, data protection, accessibility, governance and change control requirements.Ability to review and challenge technical proposals and provide appropriate oversight and assurance.Strong communication, influencing and relationship-building skills.Commitment to continuous improvement, innovation and customer-focused service delivery.Expected level of responsibilityThe postholder will normally receive strategic objectives, programme outcomes, service priorities and governance requirements rather than detailed instructions on how activity should be delivered. Within those parameters, the Team Manager is expected to determine delivery approaches, manage the specialist development team, coordinate multiple workstreams with other Team Managers, manage risks and dependencies, influence stakeholders and ensure agreed outcomes are achieved. While specialists undertake detailed development and configuration, the Team Manager is responsible for the delivery, performance, and continuous improvement of the platform.For further discussion about this opportunity, please e-mail Leigh Graham to arrange an informal discussion leigh.graham@sheffield.gov.uk We are investing in our workforce and are promoting opportunities to our under-represented groups. We value equality, diversity and inclusion and are focused on increasing the diversity of our workforce, particularly the number of Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic, Disabled and LGBTQ+ people, so that our teams reflect the communities in the city we serve. We are also supporting staff with unpaid caring responsibilities to work flexibly.It is a great time to join us and we welcome your application.Under the Guaranteed Interview scheme, applicants who are disabled, care leavers, or armed forces veterans will be guaranteed an interview if they meet the essential criteria and indicate their eligibility on the application form. Sometimes, if lots of people apply, we might not be able to interview everyone who qualifies for the Guarantee. In these cases, we’ll interview the candidates who best meet the essential criteria for the job.Full-time employees work 37 hours for 52 weeks of the year and we offer a generous holiday entitlement. We are open to discussions about a wide range of flexible working opportunities which benefit you and the Council, including reduced hour contracts, working part time or as a job share.If you are appointed to this role, your starting salary will be at the bottom of the grade. If you provide payslip evidence that your basic pay is greater than the bottom of the grade, we will consider starting you at the point of minimum advantage within the grade. Equality of pay is extremely important to us. All roles at Sheffield City Council are going through an evaluation process which may result in changes to some pay arrangements from 2026. Find out more on our Sheff news page. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all individuals, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for everyone and where appropriate to the role the successful applicant will be required to undertake relevant safeguarding checks.Basis: Full TimePackage: Permanent

We are looking for an organised, confident and experienced professional to join our Early Years service as a Planning & Strategy Officer. This is an important role supporting the effective delivery, governance and continuous improvement of funded early learning across Sheffield.About the roleYou will take a lead role in reviewing and maintaining Sheffield’s Funded Early Learning Code of Practice, ensuring that it remains accurate, accessible and aligned with current legislation, statutory guidance, local policy and operational practice. You will work with colleagues and early years providers to communicate changes clearly and support consistent implementation across the city.You will also coordinate and service Notice of Concern meetings, ensuring that cases are well prepared, records and actions are clear, and agreed follow-up activity is progressed. Alongside this, you will help oversee Early Years enquiries, supporting timely, accurate and consistent responses and identifying themes that can inform service improvement.What you will doLead the review, development and ongoing maintenance of the Funded Early Learning Code of Practice.Monitor national policy, legislation and statutory guidance, translating changes into clear local policy and practice.Coordinate and service Notice of Concern meetings, including preparing information, recording decisions and tracking actions.Support the effective management of Early Years enquiries, ensuring responses are accurate, timely and customer focused.Analyse enquiries, concerns and performance information to identify trends, risks and opportunities for improvement.Provide clear policy advice, briefings, reports and guidance for managers, colleagues, providers and other stakeholders.Build effective relationships across the Council and with early years providers and partner organisations.Contribute to wider Early Years planning, quality assurance and service improvement activity.About youYou will have experience of policy, strategy, service planning or quality assurance in a complex organisation. You will be able to interpret legislation and guidance, turn complex information into practical advice, and produce clear, high-quality written work. Knowledge of early years services, funded early learning or local authority responsibilities would be a strong advantage.You will be highly organised, able to manage competing priorities and confident in coordinating formal meetings and following through agreed actions. You will bring strong analytical, communication and relationship-building skills, with a commitment to improving outcomes for children and families and delivering a responsive service to early years providers.Why join us?This is an opportunity to make a practical difference to the way funded early learning is delivered across Sheffield. You will join a committed service working closely with providers and partners to support high-quality, inclusive early education for children and families. Interviews: Thursday 20th NovemberWe are investing in our workforce and are promoting opportunities to our under-represented groups. We value equality, diversity and inclusion and are focused on increasing the diversity of our workforce, particularly the number of Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic, Disabled and LGBTQ+ people, so that our teams reflect the communities in the city we serve. We are also supporting staff with unpaid caring responsibilities to work flexibly.It is a great time to join us and we welcome your application.Under the Guaranteed Interview scheme, applicants who are disabled, care leavers, or armed forces veterans will be guaranteed an interview if they meet the essential criteria and indicate their eligibility on the application form. Sometimes, if lots of people apply, we might not be able to interview everyone who qualifies for the Guarantee. In these cases, we’ll interview the candidates who best meet the essential criteria for the job.Full-time employees work 37 hours for 52 weeks of the year and we offer a generous holiday entitlement. We are open to discussions about a wide range of flexible working opportunities which benefit you and the Council, including reduced hour contracts, working part time or as a job share.If you are appointed to this role, your starting salary will be at the bottom of the grade. If you provide payslip evidence that your basic pay is greater than the bottom of the grade, we will consider starting you at the point of minimum advantage within the grade. Equality of pay is extremely important to us. All roles at Sheffield City Council are going through an evaluation process which may result in changes to some pay arrangements from 2026. Read about the new job evaluation process to be introduced at Sheffield City Council.We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all individuals, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for everyone and where appropriate to the role the successful applicant will be required to undertake relevant safeguarding checks.Basis: Full TimePackage: Permanent

About the roleHelp Shape a Cleaner, Healthier SheffieldSheffield is the core city at the heart of the South Yorkshire region, a major employment centre and hub for high skilled jobs, global inward investment and knowledge-intensive businesses, with our economic reach extending across Yorkshire and over the Pennines into the North West.It's an exciting time to join Sheffield City Council. Momentum is building across the city, with significant investment already underway alongside an ambitious 10-year Growth Plan focused on economic growth, regeneration and creating opportunity for all.A key part of that vision is &slshquot;A City on the Move&slshquot;, improving connectivity, supporting sustainable growth and creating a transport network that works for residents, businesses and visitors alike. Central to this ambition is Sheffield's commitment to improving air quality, reducing emissions and creating healthier places for future generations.This role offers the opportunity to lead one of the city's most important transport policy programmes, taking ownership of Sheffield's Clean Air Zone and helping to shape the future direction of transport and environmental policy across the city and wider region.The RoleAs Principal Transport Planner (Clean Air Zone), you will lead the management, development and ongoing evolution of Sheffield's Clean Air Zone programme, ensuring it continues to deliver meaningful environmental, economic and public health outcomes.Key responsibilities include:Leading the development and implementation of Clean Air Zone policy and associated programmes.Monitoring performance, analysing data and providing evidence based recommendationsProducing strategic reports, briefings and policy papers for senior leaders and elected members. Managing relationships with key government and regional stakeholders.Working collaboratively across transport, regeneration and environmental services to align policy with wider city objectives. Leading and supporting a team of transport professionals to deliver high quality outcomes.You will work closely with organisations including Defra, the Department for Transport, South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) and neighbouring South Yorkshire authorities, representing Sheffield on issues of regional and national importance.About YouWe're looking for an experienced transport professional with a strong background in transport policy, strategy or programme management.You will bring:A transport planning or related professional background.Strong policy development capability. An analytical mindset, with the ability to interpret complex datasets and performance information.Experience producing strategic reports and policy recommendations. Excellent stakeholder management and partnership building skills.The confidence and credibility to engage with senior leaders, government departments and regional partners.This role is likely to appeal to candidates from local government, combined authorities, consultancies, transport bodies, environmental policy teams or government departments seeking a strategic leadership opportunity with genuine impact. Why Sheffield?Unlike many private sector roles, Sheffield City Council offers the opportunity to combine meaningful, city shaping transport work with an excellent work life balance, a highly competitive pension, flexible and hybrid working, and a strong commitment to employee wellbeing and professional development.This is a rare opportunity to influence transport policy at a city wide level while helping deliver cleaner air, healthier communities and sustainable economic growth.Join Sheffield's Transport and Infrastructure RevolutionIf you're passionate about transport policy, environmental improvement and creating places where people and businesses can thrive, we'd love to hear from you.To apply for the role visit the Penna advert for the role here and submit a CV and covering letter.For a confidential discussion contact:brian.gallagher@penna.comor 07716 098175We are investing in our workforce and are promoting opportunities to our under-represented groups. We value equality, diversity and inclusion and are focused on increasing the diversity of our workforce, particularly the number of Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic, Disabled and LGBTQ+ people, so that our teams reflect the communities in the city we serve. We are also supporting staff with unpaid caring responsibilities to work flexibly.It is a great time to join us and we welcome your application.Under the Guaranteed Interview scheme, applicants who are disabled, care leavers, or armed forces veterans will be guaranteed an interview if they meet the essential criteria and indicate their eligibility on the application form. Sometimes, if lots of people apply, we might not be able to interview everyone who qualifies for the Guarantee. In these cases, we’ll interview the candidates who best meet the essential criteria for the job.Full-time employees work 37 hours for 52 weeks of the year and we offer a generous holiday entitlement. We are open to discussions about a wide range of flexible working opportunities which benefit you and the Council, including reduced hour contracts, working part time or as a job share.If you are appointed to this role, your starting salary will be at the bottom of the grade. If you provide payslip evidence that your basic pay is greater than the bottom of the grade, we will consider starting you at the point of minimum advantage within the grade. Equality of pay is extremely important to us. All roles at Sheffield City Council are going through an evaluation process which may result in changes to some pay arrangements from 2026. Find out more on our Sheff news page. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all individuals, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for everyone and where appropriate to the role the successful applicant will be required to undertake relevant safeguarding checks.Basis: Full TimePackage: Permanent

SEAS Advocate Reporting To: SEAS Programme Manager Hours: Part-time and full-time hours available; 14 - 37 hours Area: Kent Location: Hybrid (Some homeworking with travel across Kent and Medway) Office-Base: Home Salary: Up to £26,955.24 Full-Time; £10,403.12 Part-Time (14 hours per week); Rate per hour: £14.29 Are you compassionate, organised, and looking to make a real difference in people's lives Do you have experience of working or volunteering in welfare, support or health and social care and are looking for a new challenge This is an exciting opportunity to work in the innovative SEAS team delivering both one-to-one and group support for autistic adults as part of the South East Autism Support (SEAS) Programme in Kent. You will support individuals through self-advocacy sessions and regular peer support groups, both online and in-person. You will manage your own caseload, collaborate with local organisations, and help grow the service in response to member needs. About the SEAS Programme The SEAS Programme is built on the principles of self-advocacy. Our client creates safe, supportive spaces where people can share experiences, build social connections and build confidence. The programme is currently made up of two projects - All Together Autistic and the Touch Base Project. All Together Autistic (ATA) ATA offers a range of in-person groups across Kent and Medway, as well as a large variety of online groups. The exact nature of each area's groups is planned with local members and groups which include walks, art and creative, active events and are always building. The Touch Base Project (TB) TB offers six weeks of one-to-one self-advocacy for Members who are struggling with their mental health and feel that they need additional support. Our client works with Members to develop SMART goals and to build confidence to achieve these targets. Together they aim to help Members make lasting change happen for themselves. Main Duties and Responsibilities As a SEAS Advocate, your role will be varied and people focused. While no two days are the same, your responsibilities will broadly fall into the following areas. Group Facilitation and Community Building: • Lead and grow the All Together Autistic peer support groups in your assigned region., • Manage group logistics, including venue bookings, communication with Members, and welcoming new participants., • Promote inclusive, safe, and engaging group environments shaped by Member interests and needs. One-to-One Self Advocacy Facilitation: • Maintain a caseload of Touch Base interventions - offering six weeks of goal-focussed work., • Deliver sessions both remotely (via Zoom) or in-person., • Work with members to discuss their options, set targets, and build confidence in navigating services or systems. Teamwork and Organisation: • Attend regular team meetings, supervisions, and training sessions., • Cover groups or individual sessions for colleagues when needed., • Work in line with our client's policies, including safeguarding, data protection, and equal opportunities., • Travel across Kent and Medway as required, occasionally at short notice., • Work flexibly, including some evenings and weekends, to meet project needs. Person Specification Suitability for the role will be assessed through CV, Cover Letter, and at interview against the following criteria. Qualifications and Training: • Willingness to undertake training and continuing professional development., • A full, clean UK driving licence and insurance covering business use. Knowledge and Experience: • Experience working with autistic adults in a professional context., • Awareness of data protection, GDPR, and information sharing responsibilities., • Awareness and commitment to equal opportunities and inclusive practice., • Awareness of adult safeguarding procedures., • Experience of working independently or in a lone-working context. Skills and Abilities: • Ability to communicate effectively and sensitively with autistic adults., • A person-centred, non-judgemental approach., • Strong initiative and problem-solving skills., • Confident using online platforms such as Zoom, WhatsApp, and Discord., • Willingness to work flexibly, including some evenings and weekends., • Ability to travel freely across Kent and Medway., • Commitment to representing our client's values and promoting its work. Communication and Engagement: • Excellent verbal and written communication skills., • Ability to respond to enquiries in a professional and approachable manner., • Familiarity with online communication tools and virtual group facilitation., • Commitment to innovation and exploring new technologies to engage Members., • Understanding of how to use social media and digital tools to promote community engagement (desirable). Please note: This role is only open to applicants who already have the right to work in the UK. Our client is unable to offer sponsorship or assist with visa applications. This post is subject to an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. To apply, please send your CV and a Cover Letter now. JBRP1_UKTJ

Help us make a difference for deaf children and young people across SheffieldWe are looking for an experienced and inspiring qualified Teacher of the Deaf to lead and develop Sheffield Deaf Support Service. The Service supports deaf babies, children and young people, and children and young people with hearing loss, across home, early years, school and college settings.At the heart of the role is ensuring children and young people can access education, participate fully and achieve positive outcomes. You will champion their needs and rights, working in partnership with families, education settings, health and social care, and local authority colleagues.What you will be doingprovide strategic and operational leadership for integrated resource provisions and the specialist peripatetic team;lead, support and develop a high-performing specialist workforce and a culture of continuous improvement;ensure high-quality, equitable support, including early intervention, family guidance and effective transitions;strengthen inclusive practice through specialist advice, support and constructive challenge to settings;build strong partnerships and ensure effective contributions to statutory assessment, review and transition processes; andlead service planning, quality assurance, budgets and resources, using evidence and national standards to improve impact and shape sustainable deaf support across Sheffield.About youWe are looking for a qualified Teacher of the Deaf who combines strong specialist knowledge and teaching experience with collaborative leadership. You will understand progress, achievement and attainment, and how specialist support removes barriers to learning, participation and inclusion.leading, motivating and developing specialist staff to achieve high standards;working collaboratively with families, education settings and health and social care professionals;supporting early language and communication, family-centred intervention and transitions;using specialist approaches, signed communication and assistive technology effectively;using service, caseload and outcomes information to evaluate impact, set priorities and improve services; andapplying SEND, safeguarding, equality and HR requirements, managing budgets and communicating complex information clearly.What matters to usWe want a leader who puts children, young people and families at the heart of the Service and brings high expectations, strong professional values and a commitment to inclusion, openness, honesty and partnership.Interested?Please use your application to show how your experience, knowledge and leadership approach meet the role requirements.For an informal conversation, please contact: Jo.Laidlaw@sheffield.gov.uk We are investing in our workforce and are promoting opportunities to our under-represented groups. We value equality, diversity and inclusion and are focused on increasing the diversity of our workforce, particularly the number of Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic, Disabled and LGBTQ+ people, so that our teams reflect the communities in the city we serve. We are also supporting staff with unpaid caring responsibilities to work flexibly.It is a great time to join us and we welcome your application.Under the Guaranteed Interview scheme, applicants who are disabled, care leavers, or armed forces veterans will be guaranteed an interview if they meet the essential criteria and indicate their eligibility on the application form. Sometimes, if lots of people apply, we might not be able to interview everyone who qualifies for the Guarantee. In these cases, we’ll interview the candidates who best meet the essential criteria for the job.Full-time employees work 27.5 hours for 52 weeks of the year and we offer a generous holiday entitlement. We are open to discussions about a wide range of flexible working opportunities which benefit you and the Council, including reduced hour contracts, working part time or as a job share.If you are appointed to this role, your starting salary will be at the bottom of the grade. If you provide payslip evidence that your basic pay is greater than the bottom of the grade, we will consider starting you at the point of minimum advantage within the grade. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all individuals, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for everyone and where appropriate to the role the successful applicant will be required to undertake relevant safeguarding checks.Basis: Full TimePackage: Permanent

Location: SheffieldSalary: 48,738 - 53,051 per yearEmployment: Full timeCategory: Customer Service ManagerPosted: 2026-10-23Valid to: 2026-11-08Apply: https://ce0369li.webitrent.com/ce0369liwebrecruitment/wrd/run/ETREC107GF.open?VACANCYID=897734zsEC&WVID=658647Iqms&LANG=USAEmployer: Sheffield City CouncilJoin our Customer Experience CapabilitySheffield City Council is building its Customer Experience Capability, a team focused on improving how residents experience council services and how colleagues are supported to deliver them.The team brings together customer journeys, insight, workforce development, equalities, engagement and communications. Its purpose is to help the Council work in a more joined-up and customer-focused way, using feedback, data, digital tools, and practical improvement methods to make services easier to access and better to use.Help us turn customer data into better services We are looking for an experienced Performance Analyst to join our developing Customer Intelligence function. This is an opportunity to take a leading role in helping the Council understand how customers contact us, how effectively services respond and where changes could deliver better outcomes. You will bring together information from different customer and operational systems, identify what lies behind changes in performance and make practical recommendations that support improvement. Your work will cover key customer contact points, including the Core Customer Hub and other front-door services. You will help colleagues move beyond reporting activity and volumes towards a clearer understanding of customer outcomes, emerging risks, avoidable contact and the measurable impact of service changes. What you will be doing You will lead analytical work across a range of customer journeys, contact channels and operational services, including:Developing dashboards and reporting products that give managers a clear and balanced view of performanceInvestigating patterns in demand, customer outcomes, service variation and repeat or avoidable contactIdentifying emerging pressures, performance risks and opportunities for improvementAssessing whether service, digital, journey and knowledge improvements are producing the intended benefitsImproving the quality, consistency and reliability of customer performance informationPresenting complex findings as clear conclusions, options and recommended actionsWorking and advising colleagues at all levels from a range of services, supported by evidenceSupervising, supporting and developing colleaguesWhat we are looking for You will have a strong background in performance, data or business intelligence work, ideally gained within a complex operational, customer-facing or public service setting.You should be able to demonstrate experience of:Designing and improving performance measures, reports and dashboardsExamining data to identify trends, risks, causes of demand and opportunities for service improvementTurning detailed analysis into concise, accessible briefings for people without a technical backgroundWorking with managers, operational teams and technical specialists to define questions and develop useful analytical responsesUsing evidence to shape decisions and challenge assumptions constructivelyMaintaining high standards of data accuracy, documentation and quality assuranceTracking of benefits and improvementsSupporting, supervising or managing the work and development of othersWhy join us? This role offers the opportunity to help shape a growing Customer Intelligence function and influence how customer evidence is used across the Council. You will work with colleagues from a wide range of services, helping them understand performance, spot problems earlier and make changes that improve the customer experience. The post operates on a hybrid basis with an expectation to work from the office for a minimum of 40% of the contracted hours to facilitate networking, planned collaboration, meetings and service events. To arrange an informal discussion about the role, email your request to Rachel Labas, Customer Experience Lead - Intelligence rachel.labas@sheffield.gov.ukWe are investing in our workforce and are promoting opportunities to our under-represented groups. We value equality, diversity and inclusion and are focused on increasing the diversity of our workforce, particularly the number of Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic, Disabled and LGBTQ+ people, so that our teams reflect the communities in the city we serve. We are also supporting staff with unpaid caring responsibilities to work flexibly.It is a great time to join us and we welcome your application.Under the Guaranteed Interview scheme, applicants who are disabled, care leavers, or armed forces veterans will be guaranteed an interview if they meet the essential criteria and indicate their eligibility on the application form. Sometimes, if lots of people apply, we might not be able to interview everyone who qualifies for the Guarantee. In these cases, we’ll interview the candidates who best meet the essential criteria for the job.Full-time employees work 37 hours for 52 weeks of the year and we offer a generous holiday entitlement. We are open to discussions about a wide range of flexible working opportunities which benefit you and the Council, including reduced hour contracts, working part time or as a job share.If you are appointed to this role, your starting salary will be at the bottom of the grade. If you provide payslip evidence that your basic pay is greater than the bottom of the grade, we will consider starting you at the point of minimum advantage within the grade. Equality of pay is extremely important to us. All roles at Sheffield City Council are going through an evaluation process which may result in changes to some pay arrangements from 2026. Read about the new job evaluation process to be introduced at Sheffield City Council.We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all individuals, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for everyone and where appropriate to the role the successful applicant will be required to undertake relevant safeguarding checks.

Join the service shaping Sheffield’s digital future. IT and Digital Innovation combines secure and resilient technology with accessible service design, data, innovation and major programme delivery. Our work ranges from modernising business systems and improving customer journeys to using artificial intelligence, automation and emerging technology to transform how the Council operates and delivers services for residents, businesses and staff. Application Development and Support The Applications Development and Support Service provides specialist application support, technical expertise and service development for the systems that enable Sheffield City Council and schools to deliver high-quality education services. We work closely with schools, education teams, partners and suppliers to ensure critical education systems are reliable, secure and effective, supporting statutory responsibilities, operational delivery and improved outcomes for children and young people. Our work includes: Supporting and maintaining core education systems, including Management Information Systems (MIS), admissions, SEND, attendance and related applications. Providing technical expertise, system administration and application support to schools, academies and Council services. Managing system upgrades, configuration changes and application lifecycle activities to ensure services remain secure and effective. Working with education providers and partners to implement new technologies and improve digital processes. Delivering data integration, reporting and information sharing solutions to support operational and strategic decision-making. Supporting statutory education functions through the effective management of pupil, school and education-related information systems. Providing advice, guidance and training to system users, helping schools and services maximise the value of their technology investments. Managing relationships with software suppliers, ensuring service quality, contract compliance and continuous improvement. Supporting digital transformation initiatives that improve efficiency, reduce administrative burden and enhance user experience. Ensuring education applications comply with information governance, cyber security and data protection requirements while providing resilient and reliable services. This service plays a key role in enabling schools and education services to deliver high-quality, data-driven and customer-focused outcomes for children, young people and families across Sheffield. About the role As an Information Systems Specialist, you will design, develop, configure and support complex applications used to deliver essential Council services. You will translate service, legislative and operational requirements into effective system solutions, including workflows, forms, integrations, reports and access controls. This is a senior technical role involving independent judgement and responsibility for resolving complex incidents, implementing upgrades and system changes, protecting sensitive information, and ensuring systems remain secure, reliable and fit for purpose. You will work closely with service teams, ICT colleagues and suppliers, providing specialist advice and influencing how technology supports service delivery. You may supervise and develop Information Systems Officers, allocate and quality-assure work, and act as an escalation point for complex technical issues. We are looking for someone with substantial experience of developing and supporting information systems, strong analytical and communication skills, and the ability to lead improvements and manage competing priorities. We anticipate interviewing for this role w/c 30th November. For an informal and confidential conversation about the role, please contact Mark Turner, Information Systems Manager - mark.turner@sheffield.gov.uk We are investing in our workforce and are promoting opportunities to our under-represented groups. We value equality, diversity and inclusion and are focused on increasing the diversity of our workforce, particularly the number of Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic, Disabled and LGBTQ+ people, so that our teams reflect the communities in the city we serve. We are also supporting staff with unpaid caring responsibilities to work flexibly.It is a great time to join us and we welcome your application.Under the Guaranteed Interview scheme, applicants who are disabled, care leavers, or armed forces veterans will be guaranteed an interview if they meet the essential criteria and indicate their eligibility on the application form. Sometimes, if lots of people apply, we might not be able to interview everyone who qualifies for the Guarantee. In these cases, we’ll interview the candidates who best meet the essential criteria for the job.Full-time employees work 37 hours for 52 weeks of the year and we offer a generous holiday entitlement. We are open to discussions about a wide range of flexible working opportunities which benefit you and the Council, including reduced hour contracts, working part time or as a job share.If you are appointed to this role, your starting salary will be at the bottom of the grade. If you provide payslip evidence that your basic pay is greater than the bottom of the grade, we will consider starting you at the point of minimum advantage within the grade. Equality of pay is extremely important to us. All roles at Sheffield City Council are going through an evaluation process which may result in changes to some pay arrangements from 2026. Read about the new job evaluation process to be introduced at Sheffield City Council.We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all individuals, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for everyone and where appropriate to the role the successful applicant will be required to undertake relevant safeguarding checks.Basis: Full TimePackage: Permanent

Home First Community - Lead a team that helps people regain confidence, independence and control in their own homes.About the roleAre you a confident, compassionate and forward-thinking leader who wants to make a real difference in people’s lives? We are looking for an experienced Team Manager to lead and inspire Support Managers within our Home First Community Team, helping adults across Sheffield regain independence, stay safe, and continue living well at home.This is a varied and rewarding leadership role at the heart of Adult Care and Wellbeing. You will shape day-to-day operational delivery, support high standards of reablement practice, and work closely with colleagues and partners to deliver services that are responsive, effective and person-centred. You will bring energy, judgement and a strong improvement mindset to help the service continue to develop and thrive.What you’ll be doingLead, motivate and support a team delivering high-quality, strengths-based reablement services.Make sure everyday service delivery is safe, responsive, efficient and focused on positive outcomes for people.Use staffing, budgets and resources wisely to meet service priorities and customer needs.Drive service improvement through planning, quality assurance, performance monitoring and learning.Build strong working relationships with internal teams, external agencies, partners and stakeholders.Develop staff through supervision, appraisal, mentoring, coaching and clear performance support.Represent the service and deputise for the Registered Manager at meetings and working groups when needed.Contribute to change management, business continuity and out-of-hours arrangements.About youYou will be someone who leads with clarity, confidence and care. You will have strong operational management experience in social care and the ability to bring out the best in people, creating a positive team culture where staff feel supported, accountable and able to do their best work.You will understand the needs of older people and adults with complex needs, and you will be passionate about safe, effective and person-centred support. You will bring sound judgement, strong communication skills, experience of partnership working, and a commitment to continuous improvement.Essential requirementsExperience of supervising, managing and developing staff within social care provision.Experience of working with older people or adults with complex needs and their carers.Experience of multi-disciplinary working, service improvement and change management.Knowledge of care standards, health and social care frameworks, and customer-focused service delivery.Experience of budget, resource and performance management.A recognised Health and Social Care qualification at minimum NVQ Level 4 or equivalent.Why this role mattersHome First Community plays a vital role in helping people return home, rebuild confidence and live as independently as possible. As Team Manager, you will have the opportunity to influence practice, support committed colleagues, and make a visible difference to adults, carers and families across Sheffield.You will join a service that values collaboration, fairness, communication and fresh thinking — and where strong leadership helps people achieve better outcomes every day.How to applyReady to lead a service that changes lives? If you have the skills, experience and values to lead high-quality adult social care services, we would love to hear from you. For further details please contact Helen Martlew, Registered Manager 07717361795 or Sandra Dudek, Service Manager 07391738901.Please note- Previous applicants need not applyWe are investing in our workforce and are promoting opportunities to our under-represented groups. We value equality, diversity and inclusion and are focused on increasing the diversity of our workforce, particularly the number of Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic, Disabled and LGBTQ+ people, so that our teams reflect the communities in the city we serve. We are also supporting staff with unpaid caring responsibilities to work flexibly.It is a great time to join us and we welcome your application.Under the Guaranteed Interview scheme, applicants who are disabled, care leavers, or armed forces veterans will be guaranteed an interview if they meet the essential criteria and indicate their eligibility on the application form. Sometimes, if lots of people apply, we might not be able to interview everyone who qualifies for the Guarantee. In these cases, we’ll interview the candidates who best meet the essential criteria for the job.Full-time employees work 37 hours for 52 weeks of the year and we offer a generous holiday entitlement. We are open to discussions about a wide range of flexible working opportunities which benefit you and the Council, including reduced hour contracts, working part time or as a job share.If you are appointed to this role, your starting salary will be at the bottom of the grade. If you provide payslip evidence that your basic pay is greater than the bottom of the grade, we will consider starting you at the point of minimum advantage within the grade. Equality of pay is extremely important to us. All roles at Sheffield City Council are going through an evaluation process which may result in changes to some pay arrangements from 2026. Read about the new job evaluation process to be introduced at Sheffield City Council.We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all individuals, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for everyone and where appropriate to the role the successful applicant will be required to undertake relevant safeguarding checks.Basis: Full TimePackage: Permanent

Clinical Lead / Consultant Psychiatrist Full-time - Hybrid / Clinic-based To undertake structured ADHD assessments as part of a consultant-led service, contributing to safe diagnosis, risk assessment, and onward care planning for children aged 7+, young people, and adults, in line with NICE NG87 and CQC requirements. Working in a busy Sheffield based clinic providing assessments, reports and feedback sessions. • Conduct ADHD assessments using structured clinical frameworks, • Complete detailed clinical histories, including:, • Developmental history, • Mental health history, • Medication history, • Family and social context, • Administer and score validated ADHD rating scales, including:, • Conners, • SNAP-IV, • DIVA-5 (where trained), • Obtain and review collateral information from:, • Schools, • GPs, • Identify complexity and escape to MDT or Consultant review, • Undertake risk assessments including:, • Safeguarding, • Self-harm and vulnerability, • Identify physical health considerations relevant to ADHD and medication pathways, • Ensure consent and capacity are appropriately assessed and recorded, • Follow safeguarding and escalation procedures, • Present assessment findings at ADHD MDT meetings, • Work closely with prescribers to support safe care planning, • Support transition from assessment into:, • Medication initiation and titration (where appropriate), • Shared Care protocols, • Contribute to diagnostic reports and clinical summaries, • Ensure accurate, timely documentation in clinical systems, • Support clear communication with GPs, families, and schools, • Ensure compliance with Right to Choose and NHS reporting standards, • Formal ADHD training and experience, • Experience working with children and/or adults with neurodevelopmental conditions, • NICE NG87, • Safeguarding frameworks, • Consent and capacity, • Minimum of 1 year experience of assessing and producing ADHD reports., • Experience working in ADHD or CAMHS services, • Experience within Right to Choose or NHS pathways, • Compassionate, person-centred approach, • Strong clinical judgement within scope of practice, • Clear understanding of professional boundaries #J-18808-Ljbffr

JOB TITLE: Registered Nurse Unit Manager REPORTING TO: Deputy Manager RESPONSIBLE TO: Home Manager JOB PURPOSE: · To promote, supervise and ensure that high standards of personal and nursing care are adhered to – under your responsibilities as a registered nurse (under NMC) · To promote and ensure high standards of professional practise are maintained which are conducive to the physical, emotional, social, intellectual, and spiritual needs of the individuals · To ensure that all policies and procedures are adhered to throughout the service · To provide person centred care in a safe, warm and friendly environment – in conjunction with Towerview visions and values · To carry out the role of named nurse for designated individuals · To implement the requirements of the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in accordance with the Care standards Act 2000 and the Mental Capacity Act 2005 SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE & QUALIFICATIONS Required Hold a current nursing registration with active PIN Number with the Nursing Midwifery Council Working knowledge of the Care Quality Commission and Single Assessment Framework Up to date knowledge of the Health and Care Act, Mental Health Act and Mental Capacity Act Working knowledge and application of Best Interest Assessments Experience of nursing people with mental health, dementia and complex physical healthneeds with behaviours that may challenge services Good working knowledge of medication and medication management Ability to communicate effectively on all levels Ability to manage own workload Ability to lead and direct a team as the nurse in charge Satisfactory DBS check Desirable Work based assessor / mentor (NVQ / Nursing) Knowledge of safeguarding processes Experience with CQC inspections Experience in supervision of care team (conducting clinical supervision and appraisals) Good working knowledge of GDPR processes Principle responsibilities · Meeting and adhering to the NMC professional Code of Conduct · Day to day running of the unit. · To maintain professional integrity of the home and represent its interests in any dealings with other bodies, groups or individuals · To ensure that the highest standards of care are applied by staff · To co-operate with CQC inspector and inspections · To supervise and carry out all nursing procedures to the standards expected by NICE guidelines and other associated best practice principles · Promote and support effective communication throughout the home internally and externally · Ensure training is attended and up to date · Ensure revalidation and PIN remains in date · Maintain infection prevention and control measures and procedures are followed · Receive Clinical and Management supervision a minimum as per policy and NMC code · Be responsible for medication ordering, stock control and auditing with the pharmacist in accordance with Health Authority Regulations Care and support of individuals · To support in decision making ensuring appropriate capacity is known and appropriate support sourced if required · To ensure that positive, therapeutic relationship are formed with all individuals whom you are caring for · Have working knowledge of all individuals who you support care plans, risk assessments and treatment pathways in place · To be an effective presence on the home with daily contribution to the care and support of individuals · To promote relationships which enable each resident to participate in social activities both within the home and in the community supporting and directing good quality of life · To ensure the provision of health care arrangements – access to GP, chiropodist, dentist, and other health care professionals · To ensure the safe storage, management, and administration of all medications in accordance with legislation, CQC and Policies · Maintain good / accurate written nursing care reports on all individual's daily care · Ensure all records are filed correctly and securely · Complete Safeguarding and CQC notifications as required · Ensure that incidents and accidents are recorded and reported · To undertake audits as directed by the Matron · To undertake personal care to ensure that skin integrity is maintained at all times · To ensure that on admission residents are checked and a body map completed and signed by the nurse in charge Unit Manager · To complete reviews and risk management plans are up to date · To implement and direct Resident of the Day during working day · To effectively manage the care planning, risk assessment and treatment pathway for allocated individuals · To communicate on with family, next of kin, person identified as important to the individual no less than once per month · To spend weekly 1:1 time with your allocated individuals · To ensure that all relevant documentation is completed and up to date for you allocated individuals · To ensure all financial matters are managed appropriately and that the individual has the required and legal support needed Staff management · To manage deployment of staff ensuring homes are adequately staffed · To ensure staff have an effective induction into the home · To complete Clinical Supervision of health care support staff within the team – ensuring staff education, knowledge and training is up to date · To work alongside the staff team and provide support and leadership for staff · To provide and support staff with training and skill development – maintaining training records and support NVQ completion · Ensure all team members are aware of any changes in care to be given, liaise with Matron on all changes implemented Premises and Service · Be diligent in all aspects of health and safety polices (awareness of your responsibility under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974) and COSHH regulations, identify and record / report any concerns · Participate in the implementation and maintenance of quality assurance policies and systems · Respect and maintain confidentiality of all matters they may learn in the source of their employment. Under the requirements of the GDPR guidelines · Ensure all internal and external audits are completed and any issues to be reported to the Home Manger and Matron. · It is an expectation of all staff to have vaccines or other essential health treatments, in line with Public Health guidelines and in relation to health and safety in an effort to protect yourself as well as others. Infection Prevention & Control · Infection prevention & control is everybody's responsibility, it is a requirement for all Towerview Care staff to comply with all the infection control policies and procedures. · All Towerview Care staff should ensure that they fulfil their responsibilities for infection prevention and control, that they provide leadership where appropriate in infection control matters and that they challenge poor infection control practice in their workplace. · All staff must adhere to Towerview Care's Hand Decontamination Policy · All staff are expected to behave in a manner which protects residents, public and colleagues from infection risks within the scope of their role · All staff should have infection control training at induction and annual infection control updates Health & Safety: · Report immediately to the Home Manager, or Person in Charge, any illness of an infectious nature or accident incurred by a resident colleague, self, or another. · Understand and ensure the implementation of Towerview Care's Health and Safety policy Emergency and Fire procedures. · Report to the Home Manager, or Maintenance, any faulty appliances, damaged furniture, equipment, or any potential hazard · Promote safe working practice in the Home General: Ensure that all information of confidential nature gained in the course of duty is not divulged to third parties · Notify the Home Manager, or the Person in Charge, as soon as possible of your inability to work, and on your return to work from all periods of absence · Ensure the security of the Homes is always maintained · Adhere to all Company policies and procedures within the defined timescales · Ensure all equipment is clean and well maintained · Carry out any other tasks that may be reasonably assigned to you TPBN1_UKTJ

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