Do you want to make a positive difference to vulnerable children and their lives? Are you keen to work with an outstanding provider who offers clear development and progression opportunities? Apply here!
My client is looking for passionate support workers who have experience working in residential settings, with children/young adults with traumatic backgrounds, challenging behaviour and/or learning disabilities. They are the local council who have children’s homes in and around Leeds, supporting young people who have learning disabilities and those who have had challenging starts in life.
This is a role where you will be working with one of the most reputable care providers in the area and will benefit from ongoing training and support to ensure you have everything you need to become successful in the role.
Benefits include:
£28,598 per annum
Hourly Rate uplifts for working beyond 10pm and for working Weekends
OTE is £33,000 per annum
Public Sector benefits including annual pay reviews, enhanced pension benefit
Job security in a local council employer
Excellent progression opportunities within the council
About you :
A background working with SEN children/ Youth work/ semi-independent living/ children’s homes/ care leavers
A level 3 diploma is desirable however not essential for this role.
Ability to work shift patterns, nights, sleep ins, unsociable hours
Please note that we are unable to consider candidates who require sponsorship for this role.
If this sounds like it could be the next move for you, apply here!
Summer Smith – Recruitment Consultant
0118 948 5555....Read more...
Do you want to make a positive difference to vulnerable children and their lives? Are you keen to work with an outstanding provider who offers clear development and progression opportunities? Apply here!
My client is looking for passionate support workers who have experience working in residential settings, with children/young adults with traumatic backgrounds, challenging behaviour and/or learning disabilities. They are the local council who have children’s homes in and around Doncaster, with specialist homes supporting young people who have learning disabilities and those who have had challenging starts in life.
This is a role where you will be working with one of the most reputable care providers in the area and will benefit from ongoing training and support to ensure you have everything you need to become successful in the role.
Benefits include:
£28,132 per annum
5% unsociable allowance uplift guaranteed
£36 per sleep in
Public Sector benefits including annual pay reviews, enhanced pension benefit
Job security in a local council employer
Excellent progression opportunities within the council
About you :
A background working with SEN children/ Youth work/ semi-independent living/ children’s homes/ care leavers/ volunteer work with children
A level 3 diploma is desirable however not essential for this role.
A UK driving liscence is desirable for this role
Ability to work shift patterns, nights, sleep ins, unsociable hours
Please note that we are unable to consider candidates who require sponsorship for this role.
If you are looking for your next move, apply here!
Summer Smith – Recruitment Consultant
0118 948 5555/07436412945....Read more...
About the team
Are you a passionate support worker looking to work for a company that provides education, homes and therapeutic services to young people? To work with a dedicated team that ensures the children and young people are supported, encouraging them to learn life skills and help them develop social skills?
We are looking for a Residential Support Worker to join my clients’ children’s residential home in Worksop, Nottinghamshire.
My client is a reputable charity with over 100 years’ experience of offering care to children and young people with traumatic backgrounds and those who display challenging behaviours.
What’s on offer:
£30,221.88 - £34,405.80 salary
28 days annual leave
Sickness pay
Career progression
If you already hold a Level 3 Diploma for Residential Childcare or an equivalent recognised qualification then you will be offered a guaranteed interview and, subject to the satisfactory completion of your probation, a £500 bonus
Do you have:
A level 3 diploma in residential care is preferred but essential in order to be considered for this role.
Experience within residential homes working with children who display challenging behaviours are experiences that lend themselves well to the role.
If you do not have experience in residential, we can consider those with experience in supported accommodation, childhood trauma, youth work or working with vulnerable young people.
A valid UK driving licence and a willingness to drive company cars to activities.
For more information, please do not hesitate to get in contact.
Summer Smith – Recruitment Consultant07436 412 945....Read more...
Do you want to make a positive difference to vulnerable children and their lives? Are you keen to work with an outstanding provider who offers clear development and progression opportunities? Apply here!
My client is looking for passionate support workers who have experience working in residential settings, with children/young adults with traumatic backgrounds, challenging behaviour and/or learning disabilities. They are the local council who have children’s homes in and around Doncaster, with specialist homes supporting young people who have learning disabilities and those who have had challenging starts in life.
This is a role where you will be working with one of the most reputable care providers in the area and will benefit from ongoing training and support to ensure you have everything you need to become successful in the role.
Benefits include:
£28,132 per annum
5% unsociable allowance uplift guaranteed
£36 per sleep in
Public Sector benefits including annual pay reviews, enhanced pension benefit
Job security in a local council employer
Excellent progression opportunities within the council
About you :
A background working with SEN children/ Youth work/ semi-independent living/ children’s homes/ care leavers/ volunteer work with children
A level 3 diploma is desirable however not essential for this role.
A UK driving liscence is desirable for this role
Ability to work shift patterns, nights, sleep ins, unsociable hours
Please note that we are unable to consider candidates who require sponsorship for this role.
If you are looking for your next move, apply here!
Summer Smith – Recruitment Consultant
0118 948 5555....Read more...
About the team
Are you a passionate support worker looking to work for a company that provides education, homes and therapeutic services to young people? To work with a dedicated team that ensures the children and young people are supported, encouraging them to learn life skills and help them develop social skills?
We are looking for a Residential Support Worker to join my clients’ children’s residential home in Worksop, Nottinghamshire.
My client is a reputable charity with over 100 years’ experience of offering care to children and young people with traumatic backgrounds and those who display challenging behaviours.
What’s on offer:
£30,221.88 - £34,405.80 salary
28 days annual leave
Sickness pay
Career progression
If you already hold a Level 3 Diploma for Residential Childcare or an equivalent recognised qualification then you will be offered a guaranteed interview and, subject to the satisfactory completion of your probation, a £500 bonus
Do you have:
A level 3 diploma in residential care is preferred but essential in order to be considered for this role.
Experience within residential homes working with children who display challenging behaviours are experiences that lend themselves well to the role.
If you do not have experience in residential, we can consider those with experience in supported accommodation, childhood trauma, youth work or working with vulnerable young people.
A valid UK driving licence and a willingness to drive company cars to activities.
For more information, please do not hesitate to get in contact.
Summer Smith – Recruitment Consultant....Read more...
• Office & Administration• Be the first point of contact (in‑person, phone, email); manage shared inboxes and enquiries.• Maintain accurate records for young people, parents/carers, volunteers and partners; update CRM/registers and consent/photography permissions.• Coordinate staff rotas and sessional worker timesheets; support onboarding/inductions for staff and volunteers (ID, references, training logs).• Prepare meeting agendas, take minutes, and track actions for internal meetings and Board/Advisory meetings.• Manage stationery/supplies ordering; liaise with suppliers and service providers.• Programme & Events Support• Administer programme bookings (e.g., holiday activities) and waiting lists; issue confirmations and reminders.• Compile session packs (registers, risk assessments, evaluation forms); collate attendance data after sessions.• Liaise with schools, parents/carers and partners to coordinate outreach, trips and events.• Support logistics: room bookings, equipment, refreshments, transport and trip paperwork.• Safeguarding, GDPR & Compliance• Maintain secure storage of safeguarding records, incident logs and consent forms in line with policies and GDPR.• Coordinate Enhanced DBS checks and training records; monitor renewals and mandatory training (e.g., Safeguarding, H&S, First Aid).• Support implementation of policies and procedures (safeguarding, data protection, health & safety) and report compliance metrics.• Finance & Procurement• Raise purchase orders; process invoices, expenses and petty cash in line with financial procedures.• Assist with budget tracking for projects/events; maintain accurate records for funder reporting.• Support grant administration: gather evidence, timesheets and outputs for monitoring/claims.• Monitoring, Evaluation & Reporting• Collect and clean attendance, demographics and outcomes data; produce weekly/monthly dashboards.• Prepare reports for senior leadership, trustees and funders (e.g., HAF returns, programme summaries).• Maintain calendars for reporting deadlines, audits and funding milestones.• Communications & Stakeholder Engagement• Draft newsletters, notices and social posts; update website/pages with programme information (in line with safeguarding consent).• Maintain contact lists/CRM; coordinate partner meetings and community outreach materials.• Support press/visits and VIP engagements by preparing briefs, risk assessments and schedules.• Facilities & Health & Safety• Assist with hub facilities checks (room setup, equipment logs, first‑aid kits, incident/near‑miss records).• Maintain venue bookings calendar; coordinate contractors for maintenance/repairs.• Ensure rooms are prepared and welcoming before sessions; oversee close‑down checklists after activities.Training:
Waltham Forest College - 707 Forest Road, Walthamstow, London, E17 4JB
1 day a week
On-site in college
Training Outcome:Admin Support/Senior Administrator.Employer Description:Project Zero WF CIC engages young people in positive activities to promote social inclusion, reduce anti‑social/offending behaviour and strengthen community cohesion. Our aim is to see a year with ZERO deaths of a young person due to knife or violent crime. From our youth hub at The Outset Centre in Walthamstow, we run weekly sessions, workshops and school‑holiday programmes (including HAF), and initiatives like the Youth Champion Programme, in partnership with local stakeholders and the London Borough of Waltham Forest.Working Hours :Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm, shifts, may work evenings and weekends.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative....Read more...
Join a Team That's Changing Lives and Making a Real Difference as a Bank Specialist Support Worker in DurhamDriving licence and access to a vehicle required.We do not offer sponsorships; Right to Work must be provided.Are you passionate about empowering young people to achieve their full potential? Do you thrive on making a meaningful impact in their lives? Join our dynamic team where honesty, commitment, flexibility, and integrity are celebrated!The Opportunity:Step into a rewarding role with the National Care Employer of the Year! We're seeking enthusiastic Bank Specialist Support Workers to join our innovative Transitions Project in County Durham.As a Specialist Support Worker, you'll play a pivotal role in providing vital support and guidance to young individuals, helping them navigate life transitions and acquire essential life skills.Key Responsibilities:
Provide personalised supervision and support to empower young people to live safely and independently.Assist in developing crucial life skills such as budgeting, cooking, accessing education, and training opportunities.Collaborate closely with our dedicated team to ensure the well-being and success of our service users.
What We Offer:
Comprehensive benefits package, including enhanced DBS check, healthcare plan, and excellent learning and development opportunities.Enjoy perks like our profit share scheme, recognition program, credit union saving scheme, and company events.Join a vibrant, inclusive culture that values your contributions and celebrates success.
Requirements:
Minimum Level 3 qualification in Health & Social Care (Children) or equivalent (or willingness to work towards it).Previous experience working with children, youth offending, care leavers, or substance/alcohol misuse preferred.Flexibility to work shifts, including evenings, weekends, bank holidays and some nights.
Join Us:If you're an experienced support worker or have relevant life experience, seize this opportunity to make a difference! Apply now or contact the team on 0330 335 8997 to embark on a rewarding career journey with us.ROC Transitions is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and service users. Pre-employment checks, including an enhanced DBS disclosure, will be conducted.....Read more...
Join a Team That's Changing Lives and Making a Real Difference as a Specialist Support Worker in SunderlandDriving license and access to a vehicle required.We do not offer sponsorships; Right to Work must be provided.Are you passionate about empowering young people to achieve their full potential? Do you thrive on making a meaningful impact in their lives? Join our dynamic team where honesty, commitment, flexibility, and integrity are celebrated!The Opportunity:Step into a rewarding role with the National Care Employer of the Year! We're seeking enthusiastic full-time Specialist Support Workers to join our innovative Transitions Project in Sunderland.As a Specialist Support Worker, you'll play a pivotal role in providing vital support and guidance to young individuals, helping them navigate life transitions and acquire essential life skills.Key Responsibilities:
Provide personalised supervision and support to empower young people to live safely and independently.Assist in developing crucial life skills such as budgeting, cooking, accessing education, and training opportunities.Collaborate closely with our dedicated team to ensure the well-being and success of our service users.
What We Offer:
Competitive salary: £26,500 - £28,500 dependent on experience and qualifications.Sleeps paid at £50 per nightComprehensive benefits package, including enhanced DBS check, healthcare plan, and excellent learning and development opportunities.Enjoy perks like our profit share scheme, recognition program, credit union saving scheme, and company events.Join a vibrant, inclusive culture that values your contributions and celebrates success.
Requirements:
Minimum Level 3 qualification in Health & Social Care (Children) or equivalent (or willingness to work towards it).Previous experience working with children, youth offending, care leavers, or substance/alcohol misuse preferred.Flexibility to work shifts, including evenings, weekends, bank holidays and some nights as part of a rotating schedule.
Join Us:If you're an experienced support worker or have relevant life experience, seize this opportunity to make a difference! Apply now or contact the team on 0330 335 8999 to embark on a rewarding career journey with us.ROC Transitions is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and service users. Pre-employment checks, including an enhanced DBS disclosure, will be conducted. ....Read more...
Child, Adult/Older Adult and Emergency opportunitiesFlexible work options to support your work/life balanceBeautiful views and all big city amenities in this fast-growing regional city Where you’ll be working You will be working at a public health service that has recently completed a $223.5 million expansion. This regional hospital has 365 inpatient beds, 14 medical and surgical beds, 6 intensive care unit beds, and 12 operating theatres. A growing Mental Health Program at this hospital includes acute inpatient care and community outreach services. There is a postnatal care unit, 2 allocated child and youth beds, a unit for adults receiving intensive treatment, and an older adult unit with 10 acute assessment beds for a short stay and 10 nursing home beds for people with complex needs. As Consultant Psychiatrist, you will provide comprehensive specialist services and deliver the highest quality, evidence-based care. You will work on a highly varied clinical casemix, and have the opportunity to contribute to the development and continued improvement of mental health services. You’ll participate in the planning and evaluation of services and programs in a highly supportive and patient-focused setting. You will also have the opportunities for the supervision and education of junior doctors, as well as your own continued professional development. Where you’ll be living You will be living in a fast-growing regional city in Victoria known as the region's entertainment capital. Here you’ll find award-winning dining options, wineries, vibrant nightlife, major sporting and music events, and a thriving, friendly community. You’ll also have forests, mountain-top views, lakes and beaches within arm’s reach. Residents enjoy a more balanced lifestyle with shorter commutes, a lower cost of living, and a more affordable housing market. This is a family-friendly region with excellent public and private education options. Melbourne is only a 2-hour drive away, and a nearby regional airport offers daily flights to major Australian cities. Salary information Consultant Psychiatrists can expect a salary in line with the VIC Award, plus a range of benefits, allowances and incentives. Requirements Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP), or equivalent. Psychiatrists eligible for the fast-track registration pathway are encouraged to apply. About us Elective Recruitment is a person-centred recruitment consultancy. Your career progression is just as important to us as your well-being and work-life balance. We are not just another recruitment company; we do things our way and we consult. We have a very clear vision: create great careers, better lifestyles, and add value - and we won’t stop until this is achieved. For access to Consultant Psychiatrist jobs in Victoria join our network today. For a confidential discussion contact the Elective Recruitment Team at +61 2 9137 4300, or apply now!....Read more...
As the first point of contact for customers, the Receptionist plays a vital role in ensuring smooth day-to-day operations while gaining valuable skills for future growth within the company.
Duties will include:
Communicating over the telephone and in person with customers, other agencies and colleagues
Managing email inboxes and calendars
Use excellent customer service continuously
Organise and report data
Use of spreadsheets
Managing in-house computer systems
Filing, scanning and archiving documents
Answering incoming calls to the office
Dealing with post
Data entry
Use of bespoke software
Any other admin duties as requested
Assisting with weekly compliance checks such as fire alarm tests, water flushing and temperature checks
As part of this apprenticeship you are required to complete a Level 3 Business Administrator qualification alongside the job role.
We follow a social enterprise model: revenue-generating activities (accommodation / hotels / gyms etc.) help fund our charitable services.
We are committed to inclusivity, adapting services to meet community needs, including strategic priorities of local authorities.Training Outcome:
Potential permanent role for the right candidate
Employer Description:YMCA Dulverton Group is a local community charity. We deliver life changing services to children, young people and families throughout local communities every day.
Based on a social enterprise model, all the income we generate goes back into funding our local community projects and initiatives.
Our vision is ‘to be a leader in transforming communities so that all children, young people and families can truly belong, contribute and thrive.’
Our work covers a wide range of areas including; accommodation, housing advice, counselling, childcare, health advice, youth clubs, volunteering and alternative education.
We are committed to excellence
We have an excellent track record of providing services to people with a range of needs across the county. We regularly adapt our services to help ensure we meet the needs of our community and the strategic priorities of the local authority. We strive to provide a consistent supply of high-quality housing and effective support.
Over 300 people every year use our supported housing, training and wellbeing services. Last year our supported housing team helped nearly 500 people to move on to independent accommodation.Working Hours :Monday- Friday, 9.00am- 5.30pm with an unpaid hour for lunch.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience....Read more...
Permanent full-time opportunities availableJoin an experienced team and have the opportunity to develop your sub-speciality interest Enjoy an unrivalled lifestyle, that combines tropical adventure with city convenience Where you’ll be working You will be working with a major public hospital in Far North Queensland, serving a population of approximately 275,000 people across a vast and diverse catchment area. The Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs Service (MHAODS) provides a wide range of inpatient, community, and outreach services. The service is supported by more than 30 permanent psychiatrists and 40 training registrars, delivering subspecialty care including child and youth, perinatal, consultation liaison, forensic, older persons, eating disorders, and community psychiatry. Recent infrastructure developments include a new 53-bed mental health inpatient unit, with further facilities such as a new adolescent mental health unit, and a mother and baby unit planned. The department is RANZCP accredited and has strong academic links with the local university, offering teaching, supervision, and research opportunities. Where you’ll be living Experience a lifestyle that combines tropical adventure with city convenience. Nestled between two World Heritage sites – the Great Barrier Reef and the Wet Tropics Rainforest – this region is a gateway to some of the world’s most spectacular natural wonders. The city provides all of the amenities of a modern city including excellent schools, vibrant dining, international airport access, and a strong multicultural community. The relaxed lifestyle, affordable living, and proximity to pristine beaches, waterfalls, and the outback make it an ideal location for professionals and families alike. Salary information Consultant Psychiatrists can expect a QLD Health salary package of up to $400k+ depending on seniority Requirements Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP), or equivalent. Psychiatrists eligible for the fast-track registration pathway are encouraged to apply. About us Elective Recruitment is a person-centred recruitment consultancy. Your career progression is just as important to us as your well-being and work-life balance. We are not just another recruitment company; we do things our way and we consult. We have a very clear vision: create great careers, better lifestyles, and add value - and we won’t stop until this is achieved. For access to Consultant Psychiatrist jobs in Queensland join our network today. For a confidential discussion contact the Elective Recruitment Team at +61 2 9137 4300, or apply now!....Read more...
Do you have experience working with SEN, learning disabilities, or young people in schools, youth work, or social care? Begin or take the next step in your career in children’s residential care and make a direct impact on the lives of vulnerable children in a nurturing, therapeutic environment supporting those with learning disabilities and additional needs. This is a full-time permanent role based in Hailsham, with a salary of £26,000–£33,696 per annum.
Please do not apply if you need sponsorship. To apply for this role you must have residence and right to work within the UK.
Benefits
• Competitive salary of £26,000–£33,696 per annum • Full-time permanent role • Flexible shifts including evenings and weekends • Opportunities for training and career development • Supportive, therapeutic working environment • Contribution to positive outcomes for vulnerable young people
Responsibilities
• Support young people with learning disabilities and challenging behaviours • Assist with daily routines, personal care, and household tasks • Encourage and support young people to develop independence, social, and life skills • Support young people’s wellbeing through guidance, activities, and record-keeping • Work collaboratively with colleagues, therapists, and external professionals to meet individual care plans
Requirements
• Previous experience working with vulnerable young people, including those with challenging behaviours • Strong empathy, communication, patience, and interpersonal skills • Ability and commitment to work flexible shifts, including evenings and weekends • Passion to support and safeguard young people in their development
If you are looking for your next exciting and rewarding career, then apply directly or call in and ask for Laura. I can answer any questions and fast-track your application to my client.
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Key Responsibilities and Duties:
To work within a team to ensure that the club maintains a safe and welcoming environment for all children who attend
To assist in the effective running of the setting
To monitor and actively encourage high levels of behaviour amongst children who attend
To provide consistent motivation for other members of staff within the team and report issues to Deputy Manager/Manager
To prepare food for the children during snack times and to ensure appropriate behaviour from children during this period
To attend all staff meetings and actively participate in the production of upcoming activities/events. Also to provide constructive feedback on how to improve various aspects of the clubs
To monitor the children’s behaviour and deal with issues appropriately, and report any issues or concerns to Club Manager/Deputy Manager and or Club Owner immediately
To attend training courses when required
To have a clear understanding of the Policies and Procedures and put them into practice wherever possible
To contribute on a daily basis in cleaning/tidying of clubs to ensure a clean and safe environment for all
To assist in the recording of all accidents/incidents and to inform club manager/Deputy Manager immediately of said accident/incident
To assist in the recording of activities provided during course of session
To assist the Club Manager/Deputy Manager in promoting a happy workforce
Sign in and out of club when in attendance
Training:Playworker Level 2.Training Outcome:On successful completion of this apprenticeship, you will have developed the skills and experience needed to progress into a range of roles within childcare, education, and playwork settings.
Potential development opportunities include:
Progression to a Level 3 Playwork Apprenticeship
Progression to a Level 3 Teaching Assistant Apprenticeship
Further development into specialist roles such as Level 5 Teaching Assistant (Specialist Support in Teaching and Learning)
Opportunities to move into Club Supervisor, Deputy Manager, or Manager roles within wraparound or playwork settings.
This apprenticeship can also act as a foundation for wider roles in the childcare and education sector, opening pathways into early years, sports coaching, or youth work.Employer Description:First registered with Ofsted in 2006, Funtastic is here to provide quality out of school care for children in a secure and stimulating environment. Our goal is to develop children's self-esteem, values, skills and independence. We are based at Christchurch Infants School, Christchurch Juniors School and at Burton CE Primary SchoolWorking Hours :Hours to be confirmed at interview. The role will involve working during wraparound hours (before and after school), and may also include additional hours during school holidays.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Team working,Creative,Patience,Physical fitness....Read more...
Supervise and support children during breakfast club and after-school play sessions.
Help set up, deliver, and clear away engaging play activities both indoors and outdoors.
Encourage children’s participation in creative, imaginative, and physical play that supports social, emotional, and physical development.
Promote positive behaviour, inclusion, and respect among children.
Ensure children are safe and well cared for, following safeguarding and health & safety procedures.
Work collaboratively with school staff, parents, and carers to support the children’s needs.
Contribute ideas to planning and evaluating play activities as part of the team.
Undertake training and complete all requirements of the Level 2 Playwork Apprenticeship.
Carry out additional duties as required by the Playleader or school management.
Training:As an apprentice, you'll receive regular training alongside your job to help you develop the knowledge, skills, and behaviours needed for your role. At least 20% of your working hours will be dedicated to off-the-job training, which includes study time, workshops, and learning activities. You'll be working to complete the Playworker level 2 apprenticeship standard, which will include any required Functional Skills in English and maths.
Training is delivered either online or in person at our training centre in Hackney, offering flexibility to suit your needs. You'll be supported by experienced tutors and assessors throughout your apprenticeship, ensuring you stay on track and successfully complete your qualification.Training Outcome:Progression Pathways After Playworker Level 2:
1. Further Training & Qualifications
Level 3 Diploma in Playwork → To deepen skills and qualify for more senior playworker or supervisory roles.
Level 3 Early Years Educator (EYE) → If they’d like to move into nursery or early years classroom settings.
Specialist short courses → e.g. safeguarding, paediatric first aid, special educational needs (SEN support).
2. Career Progression in Playwork/Schools
Playworker (qualified, non-apprentice role) – working independently in breakfast/after-school clubs or holiday schemes.
Senior Playworker / Team Leader – supporting staff, leading activities, ensuring safeguarding standards.
Out of School Club Supervisor/Manager – managing wraparound care provision.
3. Wider Education/Childcare Pathways
Move into roles in primary schools as a teaching assistant (with further qualifications).
Progress towards Level 4/5 in Playwork or Early Years (e.g. Early Years Lead Practitioner Level 5 apprenticeship).
Consider pathways into youth work, sports coaching, or community education.
Employer Description:Next Step Training Ltd is an apprenticeship and skills training provider, funded by the Department for Education, delivering apprenticeships in London and across England. We have been in operation since 2012 and during this time have built an established reputation as a reliable and employer-led training provider. We work together with employers and individual learners to design and deliver training programmes that meets both learners and their employers’ needs. Our goal of is to empower as many individuals as possible to reach their full potential, helping them on their journey to find meaningful career that is rewarding. We help to empower businesses with industry-expert staff so they can provide the very best learning experience to their workforce to perform better.Working Hours :Monday - Friday.
Morning shift: 7:30am until 8:30am.
Afternoon shift: 2:30pm until 6:30pm.Skills: Communication skills,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience,Physical fitness....Read more...
Employment SpecialistLocations: Norwich (7 posts), North Norfolk (2 posts)Hours: 37 per week - subject to Four Day Week scheme following 6-months in postContract: 5-year programme (2025-2030)Salary: £29,970 per annumLeave: 23 days plus bank holidaysApplication Deadline: 21st October (midnight)Expected Start Date: Around 1st DecemberInterview Date: Wednesday 29th and Thursday 30th October(Including evening interview slots to accommodate availability)Reports to: reports to Connect to Work Project Manager About the RoleThis is a key position within Norfolk County Council's Connect to Work project, supporting disabled people and those with health conditions to secure sustainable employment. Using the evidence-based Individual Placement and Support (IPS) model, you will manage a caseload of participants with complex barriers to employment, providing person-centred support through their complete journey to work. The role combines direct participant support with employer engagement, building partnerships across health, community and voluntary sectors to transform lives through meaningful employment. Key Responsibilities
Manage an active caseload delivering the full 5-stage IPS model: engagement, vocational profiling, employer engagement, job matching, and in-work supportComplete vocational profiles and co-produce action plans focused on participant goals, strengths and support needsProvide practical job-search support including CV development, applications, interview preparation and careers guidanceProactively develop employer relationships, generating suitable vacancies and promoting inclusive hiring practicesAdvocate for participants, negotiating reasonable adjustments and exploring hidden employment opportunitiesDeliver ongoing in-work coaching and support, including workplace visits and retention planningEmbed with clinical teams and primary care settings, attending MDT meetings as an employment specialistCoordinate warm referrals and joint planning with VCSE partners, Jobcentre Plus, adult learning providers and community servicesWork peripatetically across community venues, health settings, partner premises and Future Projects officesMeet contracted targets for referrals, job starts, sustainments and employer engagementMaintain accurate records on CRM systems and comply with data capture protocolsFollow safeguarding procedures, equality practices and health & safety policies
About YouYou are a tenacious and resilient practitioner with strong emotional intelligence and experience delivering employment support programmes. You have knowledge of trauma-informed practice and understand the needs of people with health conditions and disabilities. Experience with IPS or supported employment approaches is essential, along with proven employer engagement and job brokering skills. Understanding of welfare benefits, the Equality Act 2010, and ICT systems including Excel and CRM platforms is required. You must be able to work independently, manage priorities effectively, and build trusting relationships at pace. About Future ProjectsFuture Projects is a Norwich-based charity dedicated to tackling poverty, exclusion, and disadvantage. We provide high-impact services across education, wellbeing, employment, and youth support. We are a Real Living Wage, Disability Confident, and Four Day Week Gold Standard employer. Additional Information
Nine roles available across Norwich and North NorfolkHighly mobile role requiring flexibility for evenings/weekendsNo line management responsibilitiesEnhanced DBS check and right to work in the UK requiredFull induction including IPS training providedProgramme delivery until 2030....Read more...
Key Highlights
Specialist Forensic Psychiatry Role Deliver high-quality psychiatric care across a range of forensic settings including inpatient, community, prison, and court services.
Multidisciplinary, High-Impact Service Join a skilled team of mental health professionals committed to evidence-based forensic psychiatric care across Western Australia.
Diverse Opportunities Across Subspecialties Positions available in Adult, Youth, and Child & Adolescent forensic psychiatry – aligned with your interests and clinical expertise.
About the Mental Health Service
The State Forensic Mental Health Service (SFMHS) is a specialised service providing comprehensive forensic mental health care across Western Australia. Operating under the North Metropolitan Health Service (NMHS), SFMHS integrates inpatient units, prison in-reach, court liaison, and community outreach programs.
The service plays a crucial role in supporting individuals involved in the justice system with complex psychiatric needs. It is nationally recognised for its multidisciplinary model and collaborative approach with the Department of Justice and Children’s Court.
Position Details
As a Consultant Psychiatrist – Forensic Psychiatry, you will:
Deliver expert psychiatric assessment, treatment, and case management across forensic mental health settings.
Provide clinical leadership to multidisciplinary teams across inpatient units, prisons, courts, and community services.
Contribute to high-level decision-making around forensic risk assessment and legal liaison.
Supervise and mentor psychiatry trainees and junior medical staff.
Participate in ongoing service development, teaching, research, and clinical audits.
Be actively involved in enhancing patient-centred, recovery-oriented forensic mental health care.
This role offers flexible arrangements including full-time, part-time, sessional, or casual work.
Benefits
💰 Competitive Remuneration: MP Year 1–9 $321,258 – $417,020 p.a. pro rata
🎓 Professional Development: Opportunities for teaching, research, and participation in national forensic psychiatry forums.
✈️ Relocation & Visa Support: Assistance for interstate and international candidates, including eligibility for the RANZCP Accelerated Pathway.
🧘 Lifestyle & Flexibility: Flexible work options and support for work–life balance within a dynamic and meaningful clinical field.
Essential Requirements
MBBS or equivalent, with current or eligible registration with AHPRA.
Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP) or equivalent specialist qualification.
Demonstrated experience in forensic psychiatry or relevant subspecialties (Adult, Child & Adolescent).
Strong clinical leadership, communication, and multidisciplinary team collaboration skills.
Commitment to recovery-oriented and trauma-informed care models.
About Us
At Paragon Medics, we prioritise your career growth and personal well-being. We are committed to helping healthcare professionals find fulfilling roles that align with their expertise and aspirations.
This is a unique opportunity to join one of Australia’s leading forensic psychiatry services and make a lasting impact in a complex and rewarding field.
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Key Highlights
Specialist Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Role Deliver high-quality, patient-centred psychiatric care across inpatient, outpatient, crisis, and gender diversity services.
Multiple Vacancies Across CAMHS Opportunities available in Perth Children’s Hospital Inpatient Unit, CAMHS Crisis Connect, Community CAMHS, and Gender Diversity Service.
Shape the Future of Youth Mental Health Engage in teaching, research, and service development while working within a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment.
About the Mental Health Service
The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) in Perth is a leading provider of mental health care for infants, children, and adolescents across Western Australia. Operating under the Child and Adolescent Health Service (CAHS), CAMHS delivers care through inpatient units, emergency/crisis services, community mental health teams, and specialised outpatient clinics.
CAMHS offers an integrated model of care supported by multidisciplinary teams, with a strong emphasis on equity, collaboration, and clinical excellence. As part of CAHS, the service is deeply committed to improving the mental health and wellbeing of young people and their families.
Position Details
As a Consultant Psychiatrist – Child and Adolescent, you will:
Provide comprehensive psychiatric care to children and adolescents across various clinical settings, including inpatient, crisis, gender diversity, and community services.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure integrated and family-focused mental health support.
Participate in the supervision and mentoring of junior doctors and psychiatry trainees.
Contribute to clinical education, research, quality improvement, and service development initiatives.
Deliver psychiatric expertise within a recovery-oriented and trauma-informed care model.
Work in a service committed to child and family advocacy, diversity, and continuous improvement.
Benefits
💰 Attractive Salary Package: MP Year 1–9 $352,448 – $448,210 p.a. pro rata
🌏 Relocation Support: Generous relocation package available for eligible interstate and international candidates.
🎓 Professional Development: Opportunities for ongoing education, research involvement, and completion of the Certificate in Advanced Training in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
🧘 Work-Life Balance: Flexible work types available – full time, part time, sessional, and casual.
🤝 Supportive Team Culture: Work in a diverse, collaborative, and forward-thinking mental health service.
Essential Requirements
MBBS or equivalent, with registration or eligibility for registration with AHPRA.
Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP) or equivalent.
Significant experience working in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
Completion or near-completion of the Certificate in Advanced Training in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (RANZCP) or equivalent.
Strong leadership, clinical, and communication skills.
A commitment to family-inclusive and culturally safe mental health care.
About Us
At Paragon Medics, we prioritise your career growth and personal well-being. We are committed to helping healthcare professionals find fulfilling roles that align with their expertise and aspirations.
Whether you're looking to take the next step in your specialist career or seeking a lifestyle change, we're here to support your journey.
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Consultant Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist – Exceptional Multi-Site Opportunities
Help Shape the Future of Youth Mental Health Care
We’re seeking passionate and experienced Consultant Psychiatrists with subspecialty interest or experience in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry to join one of Australia’s most progressive Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS). These roles offer both clinical diversity and meaningful impact, across multiple specialist areas, including:
Acute Care & Crisis Response
Specialist Inpatient Psychiatry
Community Child & Adolescent Mental Health
Gender Diversity Psychiatry
Multiple full-time and part-time positions are available across inpatient, community and specialist outpatient services. These roles offer genuine flexibility, strong peer support, and access to research and leadership opportunities.
Your Role
As a Consultant Psychiatrist within this well-supported CAMHS program, you will:
Deliver high-quality psychiatric care across a range of service settings (inpatient, crisis, community, and outpatient)
Provide clinical leadership within a multidisciplinary team
Contribute to service planning, quality improvement, and research
Supervise and mentor junior medical staff, including registrars and medical students
Participate in case conferences, family meetings, and care coordination
Support an evidence-based and trauma-informed approach to care
Available Subspecialty Streams
🏥 Inpatient Psychiatry Unit
Work in a Tier-4 specialist inpatient mental health service for young people under 16. Join a multidisciplinary team of psychiatrists, nurses, allied health and medical staff delivering high-acuity, high-impact care.
📞 Acute Care & Crisis Response
Provide immediate mental health support via video and phone consultations for children and adolescents in crisis. This includes triage of urgent referrals and liaison with hospital emergency teams.
🏳️🌈 Gender Diversity Service
Join a unique specialist team supporting young people and families navigating gender identity and gender diversity. This role is outpatient-focused and offers opportunities for innovation and advocacy.
🏘️ Community CAMHS
Work across diverse metro locations in outpatient clinics serving children and adolescents experiencing moderate to severe mental illness. You'll collaborate closely with families, schools, and local services.
Position Details
Multiple permanent and fixed-term consultant roles available
Flexible FTE options – part-time, full-time, sessional and job-share models supported
Attractive salary: $352,000 – $448,000 p.a.
Generous professional development support and relocation assistance
Multidisciplinary support, regular supervision, and CPD time
A strong, values-driven CAMHS leadership team
You’ll Need
Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP) or equivalent
Specialist registration with AHPRA, or eligibility for registration
Completion (or near completion) of Advanced Training in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (or equivalent overseas experience)
3+ years of specialist-level experience (overseas equivalents from UK, Ireland, NZ, USA, or Canada welcome)
Strong commitment to team-based care, quality improvement and family engagement
Must meet vaccination and child protection screening requirements
About Us
At Paragon Medics, we’re focused on supporting psychiatry professionals in securing rewarding, flexible and purpose-driven roles across Australia. We partner directly with leading mental health services to offer career-enhancing opportunities that combine clinical excellence, professional support, and lifestyle alignment.
This opportunity places you in one of Australia’s most innovative CAMHS programs, where you'll be supported by experienced peers and a leadership team genuinely committed to clinician wellbeing and service excellence.
Let’s Talk
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Staff Specialist – Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
Location: Northern Sydney, Australia Employment Type: Permanent Full-Time Hours Per Week: Up to 40 Remuneration: Competitive, with relocation assistance, incentives, and salary packaging Visa sponsorship available for international specialists Apply via Paragon Medics
The Opportunity
The Northern Sydney Local Health District (NSLHD) is seeking a consultant Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist to join a specialised 12-bed inpatient service within the Child & Youth Mental Health Service (CYMHS). This role focuses on early intervention for first episode psychosis, supporting young people up to 25 years old.
This is a rewarding opportunity to contribute to evidence-based interventions, supervise junior staff, lead clinical care, and make a lasting impact on the mental health of adolescents. International candidates are encouraged to apply, with full support for AHPRA registration, specialist recognition, and relocation.
Your Role
Provide expert psychiatric assessment, diagnosis, and management for adolescents with complex or acute mental health needs, including first presentations of psychosis.
Lead a multidisciplinary team, including supervision of junior doctors and trainees.
Participate in on-call rosters and service coverage across CYMHS as required.
Collaborate with other NSLHD mental health services, general hospitals, and external agencies to ensure continuity of care.
Contribute to research, quality improvement, and teaching of medical students, trainees, and multidisciplinary staff.
About You
Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP) or equivalent, and eligibility for AHPRA specialist registration.
Certificate of Advanced Training in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry (RANZCP) or equivalent international qualification.
Experience in inpatient and community child & adolescent mental health services, including acute care and first episode psychosis programs.
Knowledge of the NSW Mental Health Act (2007) and commitment to LHD, State, and National mental health priorities.
Strong leadership, communication, and teamwork skills in multidisciplinary settings.
Commitment to culturally safe, patient-centred care and professional development.
Lifestyle & Location
Work and live in Northern Sydney, offering:
Access to beaches, national parks, and a safe, family-friendly community.
Vibrant cultural and recreational activities, as well as excellent schools and services.
Opportunities to balance career satisfaction with personal wellbeing.
Benefits
Competitive salary with salary packaging and financial incentives.
Professional development and education leave.
Employee Assistance Program (EAP) and wellness support.
Visa sponsorship and relocation assistance for international specialists.
Opportunity to work in a highly supportive, multidisciplinary environment with strong teaching and leadership opportunities.
International Candidate Pathways
Paragon Medics supports international psychiatrists to:
Achieve AHPRA registration and specialist recognition in Australia.
Complete supervised practice or RANZCP recognition pathways where required.
Access relocation, settlement, and community integration assistance.
Begin practice in a structured, fully supported environment.
About Paragon Medics
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