You’ll be joining a team with well-established colleagues, who will be able to support you to make your mark quickly. We are particularly keen to hear from candidates able to start quickly, with a level head and a keenness to learn. Reporting directly to the Customer Support Manager, the role’s key focus is ensuring customer satisfaction.
The team prides itself on responding to all inbound enquiries in line with business process policies and SLAs. This involves direct engagement with the customer which will include building product quotations, technical and administrative support, website walk-throughs, product guidance and licensing advice.
This role also provides central purchasing support across the division, as well as administrative support to the Sales team and occasionally to the Exec team. You’ll be involved in capturing opportunities for improvement, insights and intelligence from customers. Communicating these back to the business so we can provide the best possible experience for our customers is key.
To deal with initial enquiries from our customers (by phone, email and live chat) who use our online map shop to access and download a wide range of mapping data. These customers will vary from domestic “one-off” purchasers to regular business users who may require our services on a daily basis.
To ensure customer issues are followed through to resolution or escalated within the business if needed.
Assisting the sales team with the generation of quotations and, in some instances, supplying these directly to the customer, raising invoices, processing payments and contracts.
Raising purchase orders as required across the division.
Liaising with suppliers to obtain quotes and process orders.
To participate in meetings within the Support Team.
To accumulate useful feedback, relaying this to the Head of Operations, ensuring we continue to improve our products and services portfolio.
To ensure a high standard of administration on our systems, which will involve adding new users, office locations, billing details and account permissions.
An ongoing responsibility to learn and familiarise yourself with new products and services which are developed and launched.
Assisting with the ongoing updates of documentation for customer Support processes.
Welcoming office visitors & preparing meeting rooms as required.
Adherence to Idox Information Security policies and protocols
Training:This apprenticeship includes the completion of the Customer Service Specialist Level 3 course. Learning would be at Farnborough College of Technology, with college attendance for 1 day every other week during term time and will include an external assessment for completion. Training Outcome:Step into a varied and fulfilling position within our Customer Operations Team, where you’ll have great opportunities to develop your expertise and progress your career with Idox.Employer Description:Part of Idox plc, Idox Geospatial is a UK leader in location insight. From data to consultancy, or through our enterprise-class software platforms, we help to deliver a clear understanding of the risks and opportunities that organisations face every day. By bringing together a range of specialist geospatial companies and brands, we’re able to offer the most comprehensive location data services available. An unrivalled proposition for our customers that provides insight at scale and in detail. Together, we drive change. Because ultimately, we know that with location insight, there’s so much more that organisations can achieve.
Geospatial insight has the power to transform. To deliver a strategic advantage. And to enhance decision-making at the highest levels.
The Idox group also delivers specialist software solutions power the performance of government and industry, driving productivity and a better experience for everyone. Built around the user and designed in collaboration with experts who have worked through every detail of every process from end-to-end, our hard-working process engines deliver exceptional functionality and embed workflows that drive efficiency and best practice with a long-term focus for regulated environments. Through the automation of tasks, the simplification of complex operations, finding scalability as operations evolve, and more effective management of information, we help our customers harness the power of Digital, so they can do more.
Idox employs around 700 staff in the UK and worldwide, including Europe, North America and Asia, so some travel to meet colleagues may be required. Working Hours :Full-time.
Permanent.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Number skills,Initiative,Can-do attitude,Time management,Use of MS Office....Read more...
Working with the Direct Services Officer, the successful applicant will learn how to maintain, repair and install Council assets and open spaces. This includes buildings, play areas, street furniture, speed awareness machines and more. It is a varied role where no two days are the same.
To maintain all Town Council-owned amenities and open spaces to a high standard, contributing positively to the Town.
To maintain all Town Council-owned amenities and open spaces to a high standard, contributing positively to the Town.
Performance will be measured through visual evidence (e.g. photographs, site visits) and feedback.
Carry out gardening, maintenance and health & safety checks to agreed standards and timescales.
Use, maintain and safeguard Council equipment, preventing loss, damage or misuse.
Carry out tasks as directed by the Clerk and Line Manager.
Undertake duties appropriate to the role as required.
Playing Fields and other open spaces – Maintain all areas to a high professional standard, including:
Regular mowing of grass areas.
Maintaining trees and hedges; reporting specialist issues promptly.
Pruning and weeding as required.
Daily inspection of play and exercise equipment for cleanliness, damage and hazards; report and address issues promptly.
Carrying out repairs and maintenance to a high standard.
Monitoring the skating area and reporting any specialist repair needs.
Keeping parks free from litter.
Reporting anti-social behaviour immediately.
Maintaining playing pitches to a good standard.
Checking entrances daily for wear and tear and reporting concerns.
Treating wood, fences and seating annually.
Reporting missed bin collections.
Ensuring the toilet block is maintained by contractors to an acceptable standard.
Play areas, Gym and MUGA
Conduct weekly inspections and oiling of equipment.
Report and resolve issues promptly; make safe where required.
Escalate specialist repairs immediately.
Maintain cleanliness by emptying bins and clearing litter and dog fouling when required.
Maintain all play equipment in good condition.
Village:
Maintain the appearance of the village by:
Inspecting, cleaning and repainting bus shelters; reporting specialist issues.
Checking grit bins weekly.
Carrying out general weeding and pruning.
Inspecting Christmas trees daily during winter.
Maintaining Council-owned seating.
Attending village events (e.g. fair) and supervising equipment siting and removal.
Sweeping Council-owned footpaths weekly.
Maintaining and cleaning all Council-owned assets as required.
Assets and Equipment:
Maintain and safeguard all Council assets and equipment.
Check cameras and lighting daily; report faults.
Carry out a daily visual inspection of the pavilion.
Maintain the pavilion and set up the community room when required.
Collect supplies as needed.
Store chemicals and equipment in line with safety guidance.
Complete an annual stock report.
Training
Identify and report training needs to maintain safe and effective working practices, including:
Emergency First Aid.
COSHH.
Pesticide handling.
Use of plant and machinery.
Manual handling.
Risk assessment.
Health & Safety.
Training:
The release pattern for this course is once a week (term time only).
Additional sessions (including examinations) may be run in holiday periods if needed and by prior agreement with the apprentice and employer.
Training Outcome:The apprentice will move to a permanent role within the Town Council. Further qualifications and training will be available.Employer Description:Long Stratton Town Council is the third tier in local government and comprises of 13 Councillors who meet regularly to make decisions on how we can deliver essential services and infrastructure for the benefit of the local community. We are non-political. Once the Council have made the decision it is the Council officers to carry out their decision making. There are currently 8 members of staff. All roles within the Council are varied and no two days are the same. There is routine work that needs to be carried out however there is also a lot of adhoc work. All work carried out is in the public domain.Working Hours :40 hours 1st April – 30th September, 32 hours 1st October – 31st March, flexible working hours, some weekend work will be required.Skills: Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Patience,Physical fitness....Read more...
The apprentice will support Burford Town Council by assisting with administration, record‑keeping, and public enquiries. They will help administer projects, support the Council’s communication with the public through the website and social media, support the running of community events and provide frontline support to residents. They will work closely with the Town Clerk and learn how local government operates, develop professional office skills, and contribute to community services while progressing through structured training.
Responsibilities include:
Communications: assisting in the production of social media content, website updates and newsletters, liaising with other statutory authorities and external parties, and our volunteers
Office presence: meeting members of the public, facilities users and councillors, signposting and helping with enquiries
Administrative: preparation of reports and documents for the council and committees, other statutory authorities, and the public
Community Engagement: helping to support the work of the Clerk with community projects
Event Management: assisting the organisation with events and meetings
Facilities Management: working with the Clerk and the Town Maintenance team assisting in the management of buildings, sports grounds, open spaces, community assets
Filing: assisting in the upkeep of office files and management of office
Governance: understanding how local councils work and the laws which govern their processes, assisting with preparation of legal papers for meetings
Health and Safety: assisting in the work of health and safety at Burford Town Council, including reviewing the risk register on a regular basis and highlighting risks to council
Charities: assisting in the routine administration of the two charities that the Town Council is responsible for
Training:Duration:
15 months practical training period, plus 3 months for End Point Assessment
Delivery model:
Work-based training with your employer
10 days professional training at college
Regular meetings with your training coordinator to monitor progress and well-being
Approximately 12 on-site or/and Teams assessment visits per year
Apprentices will need to complete a minimum of 348 hours of off-the-job training during their apprenticeship
Qualifications included:
Level 3 Business Administration Apprenticeship
End Point Assessment:
Knowledge test
Portfolio based interview
Project/improvement presentation
Training Outcome:With 9000 town and parish councils across England and Wales, an experienced and qualified Town Clerk has a wide career opportunity in front of them. From a part time role in a small parish as the only employee, to a full-time role managing 50 staff and a £2M annual budget, the role of the Clerk has community at its heart.
Professional opportunities:
There are a number of sector specific professional qualifications:
Level 2 Intro to Local Council Administration (ILCA)
Could be undertaken as part of the apprenticeship programme
Financial Intro to Local Council Administration (FiLCA)
Could be undertaken as part of the apprenticeship programme
Employer Description:Burford Town Council has eleven councillors who are elected by the residents of Burford to represent them. Members are responsible for making the decisions that will deliver a wide range of objectives to the town.
Burford Town Council operates within a Code of Conduct and has also signed up to the
Civility & Respect pledge, believing that these should be at the heart of public life and that good governance is fundamental to ensuring an effective and well-functioning democracy.
Burford Town Council is funded primarily by taxpayers’ money and therefore has a huge responsibility to manage and spend those funds appropriately and with diligence.
What does the Town Clerk do?
The Clerk has a statutory duty to carry out all the functions of the Council, and to issue all the governance required by law; in Burford the Clerk is also the Responsible Financial Officer and manages all financial records and the careful administration of BTC’s finances.
The Clerk is responsible for ensuring that the decisions made by the Council are carried out. They must also advise BTC on its legal duties and limitations and produce the information required for making effective decisions and implementing those decisions. They are accountable to the Council for the effective management of its resources and reports to them as and when required.Working Hours :Four working days a week, 9.00am - 5.00pm.
Must include Mon, Wed and Friday (This includes time for college).Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Administrative skills,Team working,Time management skills,Professional,Willingness to learn,Discretion and confidentiality,Adaptable....Read more...
A Local Authority is looking for an Experienced Social Worker for their Intake and Assessments service in South Wales. This is a permanent and full-time position that is hybrid working.
You must have a Diploma/Degree in Social Work and have the right to work in the UK (no VISA sponsorship available)
About the team
This Intake & Assessment service is a fast-paced and dynamic team working with a diverse population across the area. Practitioners complete Well-being and Section 47 assessments and provide short-term interventions to support families and increase safety within the home. Cases are generally held for a short period before being transferred at the first planning meeting, allowing social workers to focus on assessment and intervention. The team is well established with experienced staff who support each other through challenging work and operate within a strengths-based model to achieve the best possible outcomes for children and families.
About the job
Completing Well-being and Section 47 assessments
Providing short-term interventions to support families and increase safety within the home
Holding cases for a short period before transfer at planning meetings
Contributing to care proceedings and private law proceedings where required
Working collaboratively with families and partner agencies to assess and meet needs
Maintaining accurate records and producing concise reports
Working creatively within a strengths-based practice model
About you
The successful candidate will have a social work degree with post qualification experience in Children's Social Work whilst having an up-to-date understanding of relevant fostering legislation. You must be registered with Social Care Wales
What's on offer?
Salary of £40,777 to £45,091 dependant on experience
£5,000 market supplement per annum paid monthly
28 days annual leave rising to 33 days after 5 years
Option to purchase up to 10 additional days annual leave
Hybrid working
Flexible working with flexi scheme
Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS)
Excellent CPD training & development opportunities
Supportive and established team environment
Further benefits
For more information, please contact Iona Skinner
07384466395 / iskinner@charecruitment.com
What do you get from working with me?
CV enhancement
Application form enhancement
Access to many jobs in the market
One central point of contact
Interview preparation assistance
Expert consultation
Questions answered
Offer negotiation
....Read more...
A local authority are looking for a Social Worker to join their Family Safeguarding Service in the South West. This is a permanent and full-time position, with flexible and hybrid working arrangements available.
You must have a Diploma/Degree in Social Work, be registered with Social Work England, and have the right to work in the UK (no VISA sponsorship available).
About the team
This local authority has been on a significant improvement journey within Children’s Services, placing children at the heart of everything they do. Their Family Safeguarding Model is central to this transformation, bringing professionals together to focus on relationship-based practice, early intervention, and helping families create lasting change.
The service is committed to ensuring social workers feel supported, valued, and trusted to deliver high-quality practice. Managers prioritise staff wellbeing and professional development, whilst continuing to improve practice, invest in people, and create a culture where social workers can thrive. This is an exciting opportunity to join a service undergoing positive change and contribute to improved outcomes for children and families.
About the job
Working within the Family Safeguarding Model to support children and families
Completing assessments, care planning and direct interventions with children and families
Building strong, relationship-based partnerships with families to create sustainable change
Working collaboratively with multi-agency professionals and safeguarding partners
Managing risk and safeguarding concerns effectively
Supporting children to achieve positive outcomes and remain safe within their families wherever possible
Contributing to child protection planning and statutory social work responsibilities
Maintaining accurate records, assessments and reports
Participating in regular supervision and professional development opportunities
Supporting the ongoing development of the Family Safeguarding Service
About you
The successful candidate will have a social work degree with post qualification experience in Frontline Children's Social Work whilst having an up-to-date understanding of relevant legislation. You must be registered with Social Care Wales
What's on offer?
Salary of £45,091 - £51,356 dependent on experience and grade
Flexible and hybrid working arrangements
Relocation allowance of up to £8,000 (subject to eligibility)
Local Government Pension Scheme
Free parking at the central Swindon campus
Excellent transport links
Free access to research and practice resources
Supportive management and meaningful supervision
Excellent CPD training & development opportunities
Opportunity to be part of an improving and ambitious service
Further benefits
For more information, please contact Iona Skinner
07384466395 / iskinner@charecruitment.com
What do you get from working with me?
CV enhancement
Application form enhancement
Access to many jobs in the market
One central point of contact
Interview preparation assistance
Expert consultation
Questions answered
Offer negotiation
....Read more...
A local authority are looking for an Advanced Social Worker to join their Disabled Children’s Team in the South West. This is a permanent and full-time position, with flexible and hybrid working arrangements available.
You must have a Diploma/Degree in Social Work, be registered with Social Work England, and have the right to work in the UK (no VISA sponsorship available).
About the team
This local authority places children at the heart of everything they do. Through their Family Safeguarding approach, the service works alongside families to help children remain safe and supported within their family and community networks wherever possible.
The Disabled Children’s Team provides specialist support to children and young people with disabilities and their families, delivering consistent, relationship-based interventions from assessment through to long-term planning. The team is based at alongside partner agencies, enabling effective multi-agency working and ensuring children receive the right support at the right time.
About the job
Managing a caseload of children and families within the Disabled Children’s Team
Completing assessments, care planning, reviews and direct interventions
Undertaking safeguarding responsibilities and managing risk effectively
Supporting children subject to care proceedings and children in care where required
Working collaboratively with partner agencies to coordinate support for children and families
Building strong relationships with children, families and professionals
Providing guidance, support and supervision to less experienced colleagues
Supporting practice development and sharing knowledge across the team
Maintaining accurate records, assessments and reports
Promoting positive outcomes for children and young people with disabilities
About you
The successful candidate will have a social work degree with substantial post qualification experience in Frontline Children's Social Work. You will have a strong understanding of safeguarding, child protection, children in care and fostering legislation, alongside experience of quality assurance, reviewing processes, or independent oversight functions.
What's on offer?
Salary of £51,356 per annum
Flexible working arrangements
Relocation allowance of up to £8,000 (subject to eligibility)
Free parking
Excellent commuter links
Access to the Social Work & Leadership Academy
Structured learning, development and progression opportunities
Supportive and visible leadership team
Local Government Pension Scheme
Excellent CPD training & development opportunities
Opportunity to contribute to service improvement and transformation initiatives
Further benefits
For more information, please contact Iona Skinner
07384466395 / iskinner@charecruitment.com
What do you get from working with me?
CV enhancement
Application form enhancement
Access to many jobs in the market
One central point of contact
Interview preparation assistance
Expert consultation
Questions answered
Offer negotiation
....Read more...
A Local Authority is looking for a Social Worker to join their Family Support Team in South Wales. This is a permanent and full-time position that is hybrid working.
You must have a Diploma/Degree in Social Work and have the right to work in the UK (no VISA sponsorship available)
About the team
This local authority is committed to putting people at the heart of their own care, ensuring individuals receive the right support at the right time to help them stay safe, happy and achieve the best possible outcomes in life. The service is known for being resourceful, resilient and forward-thinking, with a strong focus on development and embracing new ideas.
The Placements Team is responsible for assessing and approving foster placements in partnership with the Fostering Panel. This includes a growing number of kinship placements, helping children remain within their wider family networks wherever possible. The team also provides ongoing support to foster carers, promotes local carer recruitment and retention, and identifies and commissions placements for looked after children through both internal and independent fostering resources. A dedicated therapeutic service within the team also works closely with children and carers to promote placement stability and prevent disruption.
About the job
Assessing and approving foster placements in partnership with the Fostering Panel
Supporting kinship placements to help children remain within their family networks
Providing ongoing supervision and support to foster carers
Promoting the recruitment and retention of local foster carers
Identifying and commissioning placements for children looked after across internal and independent fostering services
Working closely with the therapeutic team to promote placement stability and prevent disruption
Building strong working relationships with children, carers and partner agencies
Completing assessments, reports and fostering-related documentation
About you
The successful candidate will have a social work degree with post qualification experience in Children's Social Work whilst having an up-to-date understanding of relevant legislation. You must be registered with Social Care Wales.
What's on offer?
Salary of £37,280 - £46,142 per annum dependent on experience
Agile and flexible working arrangements
37-hour working week
Out of hours allowance paid in addition to salary
Opportunity to be part of a supportive and experienced team
High quality training & development opportunities
Opportunity to work within a therapeutic and child-focused placements service
Clear progression opportunities
Local Government pension
Further benefits
For more information, please contact Iona Skinner
07384466395 / iskinner@charecruitment.com
What do you get from working with me?
CV enhancement
Application form enhancement
Access to many jobs in the market
One central point of contact
Interview preparation assistance
Expert consultation
Questions answered
Offer negotiation
....Read more...
A local authority are looking for a Social Worker to join their Assessment & Child Protection Team in the South West. This is a permanent and full-time position, with flexible and hybrid working arrangements available.
You must have a Diploma/Degree in Social Work, be registered with Social Work England, and have the right to work in the UK (no VISA sponsorship available).
About the team
This local authority has been on a significant improvement journey within Children’;s Services, placing children at the heart of everything they do. The service focuses on providing earlier support to families, strengthening community-based interventions, and reducing the need for children to come into care wherever possible.
The Assessment & Child Protection Team works with children and families at critical points in their journey, delivering statutory interventions and safeguarding support. Social workers operate within a pod structure, promoting collaboration, shared responsibility, and strong team support. The authority continues to invest heavily in service improvement, professional development, and creating an environment where social workers can thrive whilst making a meaningful difference to children's lives.
About the job
Carrying out statutory assessments and child protection enquiries
Building effective relationships with children, families, and partner agencies
Creating clear and outcome-focused plans for children and families
Supporting families to achieve safer and more stable futures
Managing safeguarding concerns and assessing risk effectively
Working collaboratively within a pod structure and wider multi-agency teams
Participating in duty responsibilities alongside colleagues
Maintaining accurate records, assessments, and reports
Contributing to child protection planning and statutory social work interventions
Supporting positive outcomes for children through relationship-based practice
About you
The successful candidate will have a social work degree with post qualification experience in Frontline Children's Social Work whilst having an up-to-date understanding of relevant legislation.
What's on offer?
Salary of £45,091 - £51,356 dependent on experience and grade
Flexible and hybrid working arrangements
Relocation allowance of up to £8,000 (subject to eligibility)
Competitive salary and benefits package
Free parking
Excellent commuter links
Monthly reflective supervision
Manageable caseloads
Clear progression pathways
Access to the Social Work & Leadership Academy
Excellent CPD training & development opportunities
Local Government Pension Scheme
Supportive and collaborative team culture
Further benefits
For more information, please contact Iona Skinner
07384466395 / iskinner@charecruitment.com
What do you get from working with me?
CV enhancement
Application form enhancement
Access to many jobs in the market
One central point of contact
Interview preparation assistance
Expert consultation
Questions answered
Offer negotiation
....Read more...
A Local Authority is looking for a Supervising Social Worker to join their Fostering Team in South Wales. This is a permanent and full-time position that is hybrid working.
You must have a Diploma/Degree in Social Work and have the right to work in the UK (no VISA sponsorship available)
About the team
This local authority is committed to putting people at the heart of their own care, ensuring individuals receive the right support at the right time to help them stay safe, happy and achieve the best possible outcomes in life. The service is known for being resourceful, resilient and forward-thinking, with a strong focus on development and embracing new ideas.
The Placements Team is responsible for assessing and approving foster placements in partnership with the Fostering Panel. This includes a growing number of kinship placements, helping children remain within their wider family networks wherever possible. The team also provides ongoing support to foster carers, promotes local carer recruitment and retention, and identifies and commissions placements for looked after children through both internal and independent fostering resources. A dedicated therapeutic service within the team also works closely with children and carers to promote placement stability and prevent disruption.
About the job
Assessing and approving foster placements in partnership with the Fostering Panel
Supporting kinship placements to help children remain within their family networks
Providing ongoing supervision and support to foster carers
Promoting the recruitment and retention of local foster carers
Identifying and commissioning placements for children looked after across internal and independent fostering services
Working closely with the therapeutic team to promote placement stability and prevent disruption
Building strong working relationships with children, carers and partner agencies
Completing assessments, reports and fostering-related documentation
About you
The successful candidate will have a social work degree with post qualification experience in Children's Social Work whilst having an up-to-date understanding of relevant fostering legislation. You must be registered with Social Care Wales.
What's on offer?
Salary of £37,280 - £46,142 per annum dependent on experience
Agile and flexible working arrangements
37-hour working week
Out of hours allowance paid in addition to salary
Opportunity to be part of a supportive and experienced team
High quality training & development opportunities
Opportunity to work within a therapeutic and child-focused placements service
Clear progression opportunities
Local Government pension
Further benefits
For more information, please contact Iona Skinner
07384466395 / iskinner@charecruitment.com
What do you get from working with me?
CV enhancement
Application form enhancement
Access to many jobs in the market
One central point of contact
Interview preparation assistance
Expert consultation
Questions answered
Offer negotiation
....Read more...
A Local Authority is looking for newly and recently qualified Social Workers for their Locality and Child Health & Disability Team in South Wales. This is a permanent and full-time position that is hybrid working.
You must have a Diploma/Degree in Social Work and have the right to work in the UK (no VISA sponsorship available)
About the team
The service has been redesigned to follow the child’s journey, with locality teams based across the region allowing practitioners to work closely with communities and local services.
Newly qualified social workers benefit from a comprehensive support package, including independent mentors, dedicated practice assessors, structured training programmes, regular support groups, and access to high-quality supervision. This is the only local authority in South Wales to provide independent practice assessors to support progression through the consolidation programme, ensuring NQSWs receive excellent support throughout their first years in practice.
About the job
Working within Children’s Services teams including Locality or Child Health & Disability services
Completing assessments, care planning and direct work with children and families
Supporting children receiving care and support, child protection services, and looked after children where appropriate
Developing outcome-focused plans to improve outcomes for children and young people
Working collaboratively with families, carers and multi-agency professionals
Building strong relationships using restorative and strengths-based approaches
Maintaining accurate records, assessments and reports
Participating in training, supervision and professional development programmes
About you
The successful candidate will have a social work degree with Statutory placement and practice experience Frontline Children's Social Work whilst having an up-to-date understanding of Welsh legislation. You must be registered with Social Care Wales. If successful you will be required to be in the office potentially 5 days a week for induction, then potentially 3 days a week thereafter. Driving license and full use of your own car is essential.
What's on offer?
Competitive salary of up to £40,777
£5,000 annual market supplement paid monthly in addition to salary
Comprehensive NQSW training and development programme
Independent mentor support
Dedicated practice assessor support
Regular supervision and support groups
Hybrid working arrangements
28 days annual leave rising to 33 days after 5 years
Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS)
For more information, please contact Iona Skinner
07384466395 / iskinner@charecruitment.com
What do you get from working with me?
CV enhancement
Application form enhancement
Access to many jobs in the market
One central point of contact
Interview preparation assistance
Expert consultation
Questions answered
Offer negotiation
....Read more...
A Local Authority is looking for newly and recently qualified Social Workers for their Locality and Child Health & Disability Team in South Wales. This is a permanent and full-time position that is hybrid working.
You must have a Diploma/Degree in Social Work and have the right to work in the UK (no VISA sponsorship available)
About the team
The service has been redesigned to follow the child’s journey, with locality teams based across the region allowing practitioners to work closely with communities and local services.
Newly qualified social workers benefit from a comprehensive support package, including independent mentors, dedicated practice assessors, structured training programmes, regular support groups, and access to high-quality supervision. This is the only local authority in South Wales to provide independent practice assessors to support progression through the consolidation programme, ensuring NQSWs receive excellent support throughout their first years in practice.
About the job
Working within Children’s Services teams including Locality or Child Health & Disability services
Completing assessments, care planning and direct work with children and families
Supporting children receiving care and support, child protection services, and looked after children where appropriate
Developing outcome-focused plans to improve outcomes for children and young people
Working collaboratively with families, carers and multi-agency professionals
Building strong relationships using restorative and strengths-based approaches
Maintaining accurate records, assessments and reports
Participating in training, supervision and professional development programmes
About you
The successful candidate will have a social work degree with Statutory placement and practice experience Frontline Children's Social Work whilst having an up-to-date understanding of Welsh legislation. You must be registered with Social Care Wales. If successful you will be required to be in the office potentially 5 days a week for induction, then potentially 3 days a week thereafter. Driving license and full use of your own car is essential.
What's on offer?
Competitive salary of up to £40,777
£5,000 annual market supplement paid monthly in addition to salary
Comprehensive NQSW training and development programme
Independent mentor support
Dedicated practice assessor support
Regular supervision and support groups
Hybrid working arrangements
28 days annual leave rising to 33 days after 5 years
Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS)
For more information, please contact Iona Skinner
07384466395 / iskinner@charecruitment.com
What do you get from working with me?
CV enhancement
Application form enhancement
Access to many jobs in the market
One central point of contact
Interview preparation assistance
Expert consultation
Questions answered
Offer negotiation
....Read more...
People & Development ManagerSalary: £50,000 to £55,000 plus pension & benefitsLocation: York (Hybrid working available) – must live within a commutable distanceFull timeClosing date 19th June 2026Why Join Us?
30 days holiday plus bank holidays, your birthday and Christmas closureExcellent pension scheme with 14.5% employer contributionFlexible and hybrid workingUp to 3 paid volunteering days per yearEmployee Assistance ProgrammeHealth cash plans, cycle-to-work scheme and a range of additional staff benefits
Join STEM Learning and help shape a high-performing culture.At STEM Learning, we believe great people create great impact. As the UK's largest provider of STEM education and careers support, we work with schools, colleges, employers, government and partners to inspire young people, support educators and build the skilled workforce of the future.We are looking for an experienced and proactive People & Development Manager to lead our people strategy, drive organisational development and champion a culture where colleagues can thrive.Reporting to the CFO and working closely with the CEO and Senior Management Team, this is a key leadership role with the opportunity to influence culture, raise standards, develop leadership capability and help shape the future direction of the organisation.This role combines strategic leadership with hands-on delivery. You'll lead our HR function, manage a small HR team and act as a trusted advisor across the business, ensuring our people practices reflect best practice while supporting organisational growth and change.The RoleStrategy & People Leadership
Develop and deliver a People & Culture strategy aligned to STEM Learning's vision and values.Partner with the Senior Management Team on workforce planning, talent development and organisational effectiveness.Drive improvements to systems, processes, policies and people practices.Strengthen our employee value proposition, helping to attract, retain and develop talented colleagues.
Performance, Learning & Development
Lead the development of a learning and development framework that supports continuous growth.Improve performance management processes, including objectives, feedback and appraisal cycles.Design and deliver leadership and management development initiatives.Embed a culture of accountability, learning and continuous improvement.
Culture, Engagement & Wellbeing
Promote a positive, inclusive and high-performing culture.Lead employee engagement, wellbeing and feedback initiatives.Support managers through coaching, guidance and best-practice people management.Champion inclusion, collaboration and effective communication across the organisation.
Governance, Compliance & Operations
Lead the HR function and manage a small team of experienced HR Assistants.Ensure compliance with employment legislation, safeguarding requirements and HR best practice.Oversee employee relations matters, policies, procedures and HR systems.Use people data and insight to inform decision-making and continuous improvement.Support payroll, pensions and benefits administration in partnership with the finance team.
Recruitment & Onboarding
Lead and continuously improve recruitment and onboarding processes.Support succession planning and future workforce capability.Ensure a positive and inclusive candidate experience.
Our ideal candidateWe're looking for someone with the energy, credibility and leadership skills to influence change and drive improvements across the organisation.Skills required:
Significant experience in HR, People or Organisational Development leadership roles.CIPD Level 5 qualification (or above), or equivalent experience.Strong knowledge of UK employment law and HR best practice.Experience developing people strategies, leadership capability and organisational culture.The ability to balance strategic thinking with operational delivery.Excellent communication, influencing and stakeholder management skills.A passion for learning, development and continuous improvement.The confidence to challenge the status quo and implement positive change.
About usAt STEM Learning, we work to improve lives through STEM education. We support teachers, inspire young people and connect schools with employers to help build the UK's future workforce.Guided by our values of Sustainability, Innovation and Proactivity, we focus our efforts where they can make the greatest difference.Next StepsClosing date: 19th June 2026First stage interviews (online): Week commencing 15 and 22nd June 2026 Second stage interviews (York): Weeks commencing 22 & 29 June 2026Subject to changeTo apply. Please submit an up-to-date CV including details of two refereesA cover letter (maximum one side of A4) explaining your interest in the role and why you would be a great fitSTEM Learning is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued, respected and able to be their best. INDHS Equals One is an advertising and recruitment agency working on behalf of our client to promote this vacancy. You may be contacted directly by the employer should they wish to progress your application. Due to the number of applications we receive, we are unable to provide specific feedback if your application is unsuccessful.....Read more...
A local authority are looking for a Quality Assurance Reviewing Officer to join their Children’s Services Team in the South West. This is a permanent and full-time position, with flexible and hybrid working arrangements available.
You must have a Diploma/Degree in Social Work, be registered with Social Work England, and have the right to work in the UK (no VISA sponsorship available).
About the team
This local authority has been on a significant improvement journey within Children’s Services, placing children at the heart of everything they do. The authority is committed to supporting children to remain safely within their families and communities wherever possible, whilst ensuring high-quality care is provided when children become looked after.
The Quality Assurance and Reviewing Service provides independent oversight, challenge and quality assurance across Children’s Services. The team plays a vital role in ensuring statutory and regulatory safeguarding requirements are met whilst driving continuous improvement in practice and service delivery. Working closely with professionals, families and partner agencies, the service champions children's rights and promotes strengths-based practice throughout the organisation..
About the job
Providing independent reviewing and quality assurance functions across Children in Care, Child Protection and Fostering services
Ensuring statutory and regulatory safeguarding requirements are met
Chairing and reviewing meetings to ensure high-quality planning and decision-making
Providing independent oversight, support and constructive challenge to practice across Children's Services
Monitoring the quality of service delivery and driving service improvement initiatives
Working collaboratively with children, families, carers and partner agencies
Promoting strengths-based and relationship-focused practice across the service
Championing children's rights and ensuring their voices are heard in planning and decision-making
Supporting quality assurance processes and identifying areas for development and improvement
Contributing to the continued development of the Family Safeguarding Model and wider transformation programme
About you
The successful candidate will have a social work degree with substantial post qualification experience in Frontline Children's Social Work. You will have a strong understanding of safeguarding, child protection, children in care and fostering legislation, alongside experience of quality assurance, reviewing processes, or independent oversight functions.
What's on offer?
Salary of £57,867 per annum
Relocation allowance of up to £8,000 (subject to eligibility)
Free parking
Excellent commuter links
Local Government Pension Scheme
Access to the Social Work & Leadership Academy
Ongoing CPD and career development opportunities linked to BASW competencies
Supportive and innovative working environment
Flexible work-life balance arrangements
Opportunity to contribute to an ambitious transformation programme
Further benefits
For more information, please contact Iona Skinner
07384466395 / iskinner@charecruitment.com
What do you get from working with me?
CV enhancement
Application form enhancement
Access to many jobs in the market
One central point of contact
Interview preparation assistance
Expert consultation
Questions answered
Offer negotiation
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1. Service Desk
Assist the Operations team in meeting the defined SLA’s and where these are breached escalate appropriately
Maintain and Update the ICT Asset Database, including accurate records on Joiners and Leavers
Ensure calls are logged and updated on our Halo Service Desk tool
Follow the ITIL framework to deal with user enquiries
The building and decommissioning of laptops and android devices
Fixing and replacing parts on RBC devices
1. Operations
Learn and complete daily operations checks to ensure systems are working correctly
Communicate regularly with the ICT Assistant Operations Manager regarding the current status of tickets and escalate any aging tickets
1. Manual Operations
The installation of desks with Monitors, power Bricks and rj45 connectors
Disposal of ICT equipment inline with policy, ensuring a WEE certification is obtained
Cabling and moving larger items including MFD, Servers, Switches and Data cabinets are dealt with in an appropriate manner to protect against data loss
1. Customer Services
Always establish and portray a professional image of the department with a ‘can do’attitude. Set expectations as appropriate for the resolution of issues whilst demonstrating the willingness to go the ‘extra mile’
Knowledge Base
Assist with the creation and amendment of the necessary support documentation to ensure known errors and trouble shooting guidance is recorded, assisting colleagues in resolution of ICT issues and ensuring a foundation of appropriate technical knowledge ismaintained
6. Technical Projects
Assist with carrying out technical project work, including the Annual Replacement Programme, ensuring targets are met and deliverables are to the requiredquality and standard
6. Administration
Assist with purchasing of consumable ICT items ensuring specification is in line with standards laid down by ICT
Assisting in taking notes and following up actions from the ICT management team
6. Training
To actively participate in your own development plan which will be agreed with your line manager and the assessor from the training provider
To achieve personal development targets, as agreed with your line manager
To complete and undertake mandatory Rushcliffe Borough Council training
Complete ITIL foundation course
Complete CompTIA A+ training
6. Other Duties
Carry out any other duties that are reasonably required and not exceeding the grading of the post
Where applicable: duties may include attendance at evening meetings and/or work outside normal office hours
User must have a driver’s licence and access to a car for work use
Training:We will provide a corporate induction which is a comprehensive induction to ensure the apprentice is aware of our policies and procedures, our Council structure, important systems, e-learning requirements, basic IT security, important information regarding payslips, booking annual leave, our rewards and benefits and our EAP information. We will also run through important health and safety important. The apprentice will also have a local induction with their line manager within the IT team so that they are aware of how the team operates and to ensure they can access any local systems within IT.
We will also require the apprentice to complete all the necessary mandatory training which includes the list below.
• GDPR 1,2 and 3
• Fire Awareness
• Display Screen equipment
• Sexual harrassment
• Safeguarding Children
• Safeguarding Adults
• Information Management Certification
• Cyber Crime
• Managing information
• Freedom of Information
• Information Classification
• Prevent Training
As a Council we like to support carer progression through training and development, the apprentice will have regular 121s and an annual performance development review (appraisal) with their line management to discuss any support or training they feel would be beneficial for their role and their development.Training Outcome:
At the end of the agreed apprenticeship we can not guarantee employment within the Council and the apprentice would need to apply for vacancies which become available
Employer Description:About Company
Rushcliffe Borough Council is a modern forward-thinking authority providing high quality services to over 119,000 people across South Nottinghamshire, England. Our modern purpose built head office is based in the thriving town of West Bridgford steeped in sporting history and home to Trent Bridge cricket ground and Nottingham Forest Football club. The borough also includes the towns of Bingham and Cotgrave as well as numerous villages and surrounding rural areas. In addition to our offices based in West Bridgford we have two depots and manage Rushcliffe Country Park in Ruddington.
We are a high performing Council who strive to deliver the best services possible to our residents.
Rushcliffe Borough Council offer a fantastic benefits package including:
- Reduced membership fees to our onsite leisure centres at Rushcliffe Arena and Bingham
-Free parking at our sites
-Local government pension scheme
-Employee Assistant programme and Rushcliffe rewards benefit platform
-Generous annual leave entitlements starting at 26 days excluding bank holidaysWorking Hours :Working hours will be fixed to 9am- 5 pm shifts Monday- Thursday, 9am- 4pm on Friday but flexible hours may be required.
This role is primarily Office base, with Work From Home days for completion of coursework (4 days in the office 1 Day at home)Skills: Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,IT Literate,Flexible, hard working,Work on own initiative,Able to follow instructions,A professional approach,Excellent communication skills,Customer focused....Read more...
What you’ll do at work:
As an apprentice, you’ll work at a company and get hands-on experience. You’ll gain new skills and work alongside experienced staff.
What you’ll do at work:
To contribute to the creation of a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment for all children and learn how to do this
To carry out the policies, procedures and ethos of the setting, to promote positive values and attitudes, ensuring these are being carried out throughout the setting
To demonstrate and then ensure that they are responsible for the needs of all children in their designated room, following systems to ensure consistent, high-quality care
To be vigilant and protect children from harm or abuse, reporting any concerns immediately - in accordance with safeguarding or whistle blowing policies
To learn and then ensure that they can use resources effectively, maintaining ratios in their room
To learn how to reflect on their practice and routines, tailoring them to meet the individual needs of each child throughout the day for their key children
To learn how to plan and ensure that there is a provision of a stimulating range of developmentally appropriate activities and ensuring their room is well-resourced and creatively set-up
To learn how to and then carry out observations and the assessment of children’s learning and development, ensuring records are kept up-to-date, are of a high standard and are shared effectively
To develop genuine bonds with their key children and support their team’s key person system responsibilities, when this skill has been learnt
To work in partnership with all parents/carers, building and maintaining relationships that encourage trust, open communication and involvement in nursery life whist remaining professional at all times and maintaining confidentiality
Having a mentor to show them what this looks like in practice before they are left to do this on a one to one with families and children
Training:Your training plan:
Level 3 Early Years Educator Apprenticeship Standard
Level 2 Functional Skills in maths and English
End-Point Assessment (EPA)
Employee Rights and Responsibilities (ERR)
Personal Learning and Thinking Skills (PLTS)
First Aid Training
On and off the job training and location to be confirmed
Training Outcome:For the successful candidate, there may be the opportunity of ongoing employment and further progression. We have a very high rate of progression within the organisation and a number of our apprentices are now part of our management team.Employer Description:Welcome to Dream Catchers Day Nursery – Treeton
The Treeton nursery was established in May 2025 and has allowed us to further expand the delivery of high quality childcare that our Dream Catchers team are proud to provide.
We continue our ‘home from home’ ethos across our Treeton site and have a family orientated ethos where we cater for the needs of each child individually, supporting each child to reach their full potential during their time with us.
Our staff team all receive mandatory training in line with government guidance including food hygiene, safeguarding and paediatric first aid as well as accessing further focused training provided by Rotherham early years sector and other training providers.
At Dream Catchers your child will be based in a room specific to their age, stage and individual needs. Our ‘Explorers’ room is a warm and welcoming environment where babies can gain confidence and thrive. This room caters for children from birth upto when they are walking and ready for their next step. Our ‘Mini Discoverers’ room is the next step for older babies who are confidently walking and ready to explore on a larger basis. This room continues to offer the cosy and homely environment that younger children require whilst also challenging them to reach their full potential. Our ‘Discoverers’ room is for our toddlers aged up to around 30 months old. This room offers lots of physical opportunities to stimulate the brain and support it in making further connections that they will come to need further in life. Our ‘Inventors’ room is for our preschool children up to when children leave us ready to start their school journey. This room focuses on preparing the children for their next step with a flexible routine throughout each day. All rooms are extremely well equipped and children will have access to a wide range of resources and activities relating to their current interests and developmental levels.
At Dream Catchers each child will be allocated a key worker prior to starting with us. The role of the Key worker is to ensure that every child has the best start to their educational journey. They will work closely with each individual child and their families to ensure the best outcomes. At Dream Catchers Nurseries we passionately believe that nurturing children’s personal, social and emotional wellbeing is paramount in ensuring children thrive. We enjoy a language rich environment where children can flourish.
All our observations, photographic evidence and tracking is stored on an electronic data system called learning journeys. Each parent will be given access to the online app where they will be able to track their child’s progress as well as seeing ‘wow moments’ of their child’s journey in our setting. Learning Journeys allows us to ensure that children’s progress is monitored to the highest standard. Parents/carers are also invited to attend regular review meetings with their Key worker to ensure that each child’s achievements are recognised and their progress can be discussed. At Dream Catchers we pride ourselves on the strong relationships we build with our families and enables us to build on a child’s natural interests.Working Hours :The setting is open Monday to Friday, 7.30am to 6.00pm, so you will be working a 37 hour week during these times.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...
We are looking for Qualified Social Workers for this organisation’s Children Looked After, Corporate Parenting service.
You must have a Diploma/Degree in Social Work and the right to work in the UK (no VISA sponsorship)
About the team
This organisation is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of Children and families with a child-centred approach. This team has flexible and creative ways of working.
About you
The successful candidate will have post qualification experience (and an ASYE if applicable) within frontline teams (court) post qualification and whilst having an up-to-date understanding of relevant legislation.
What's on offer?
£39,862 - £47,181 dependent on experience
Free onsite parking
Health & Wellbeing packages
Relocation package
Access to various discounts
Flexible working
Local Government Pension scheme
Excellent Training & development opportunities
Hours: Full time / Part time / Permanent
For more information, please contact Jamil Olweny
07587 031 098 / jolweny@charecruitment.com
What do you get from working with me?
CV enhancement
Application form enhancement
Access to many jobs in the market
One central point of contact
Interview preparation assistance
Expert consultation
Questions answered
Offer negotiation
....Read more...
All About UsWe are looking for a Manager, Brand & Communication who is responsible for campaign creative, branding, and design projects at the PNE.All About The RoleWho we are…The Pacific National Exhibition is an iconic institution in BC, famous for bringing generations of people together to celebrate and build memories. This 116-year-old, non-profit organization has an annual operating budget of over $70 million dollars and generates revenue through four activity streams: the 15 day annual summer Fair which averages more than 700,000 people annually, Playland amusement park which welcomes 400,000 guests annually including Fright Nights, and a busy year-round portfolio of events including concerts, trade shows and film, cultural and community events. In total we bring over 2 million people through the site each year. The fourth activity stream is park care and facility maintenance. The PNE is proud of the work it does at Hastings Park and has a vibrant team that is passionate about events, guest experience and delivering memorable experiences. At the PNE, we strive to create an environment that reflects our organization’s core values: Enthusiasm, Excellence and Evolution. With a focus on these core values, we are committed to achieving our mission which is to “Deliver Memorable Experiences” for all who interact with the PNE whether it is our guests, our employees or the community. The PNE’s Sales, Marketing & Business Development Department oversees the company’s marketing, corporate partnerships, group sales, facility sales, business development and TicketLeader. Our team are hardworking and motivated individuals that have a passion for the Events Industry and the PNE. The Manager, Brand & Communications, reports to the Director of Marketing and is responsible for campaign creative, branding, and design projects at the PNE. The Manager is responsible for developing marketing programs to drive ticket sales, elevate the look of the site, and increase brand affinity amongst key stakeholder groups. They will play a key role across the entire organization by facilitating the communications strategy as it pertains to content, platforms, and audience groups both internally and externally. This position will work with key internal stakeholders to centralize and focus on messaging across guests, clients, suppliers, partners and employees. Why join our team?
Inspires an exhilarating and fun-loving workplaceSupports a flexible work environmentInnovates in both concept and processThrives and promotes a fast-paced sales & marketing cultureCollaborate with all departments in a positive and proactive wayProud to be a part of the growth of one of Vancouver’s most iconic institutionsProud to be ranked in the top 10 as one of BC’s most loved brands – BC Business 2020
What will you do this year? In your role as Manager, Brand and Communications your primary accountabilities will be to:
Understand the vision and standards of the PNE corporate brand and sub brands and champions it across the companyResponsible for overall look of the site through site enhancements such as signage, banners, building wraps, food & beverage naming and design, providing direction on materials and colours for renovations, and naming and design of new rides.Plan and produce all signage, printed materials and site look initiativesInspire team to maximize their potential and productivity through optimization of processes and technology.Member of and owns relationships with tourism industry – shares and gathers information and ensures that PNE brands are promoted through the industryOversee all community communications including newsletters, website content, social content and provide exceptional neighborhood-guest experience. Provides a fresh outlook on broader communication strategy for the organization. Establishes interdepartmental relationships to help support ongoing communications partnerships. Oversees and evaluates the organization’s internal communications performance on a regular basis, establishes proper measures of performance, and as needed provides feedback for modification. Supports the PNE Media Relations and Government Relations leads to ensure that all key public messages are translated across key communication channels (internal and external business community relationships) to ensure consistency. Provides internal departments with external communication tools like key speaking points, frequently asked questions and organizational updates for their suppliers, clients, vendors, partners and guests. Oversee the planning, writing and management of the design, content, and production of the PNE Annual Report. Modeling the PNE’s core values of Excellence, Enthusiasm and Evolution and leading the team using CART (Communication, Accountability, Respect and Trust)
What else?
Must have a degree or diploma in marketing, corporate communications, public relations, or journalism.Must have at least 5-8 years of proven working experience in brand marketingKnowledge of unionized working environments and/or large decentralized teams is an assetAbility to have high understanding of the printing process and available materialsMust have strong analytical skills and data-driven thinkingUp to date with the latest trends and best practices in marketing and designAbility to foster effective working relationships with peers, subordinates, and external vendors.Strong communication skills both written & verbal, with firm attention to detail.Excellent writing skills and oral communication with the ability to easily establish new relationships internally and externally. Intellectual rigor to tackle complex comms and reputational issues and support the development of robust solutions.Ability to influence and affect change. Ability to model the PNE’s core values and lead the team to prioritize CART (Communication, Accountability, Respect and Trust) with the full PNE team.This is a hybrid role but must be available to work on-site at minimum 3-days/weekSuccessful candidates must undergo a Criminal Record Check•
Who are you?
Strategic and creativeResults-oriented collaboratorTactful change makerCommitted to striving for excellenceMotivated team playerAppreciates an environment that runs actively on weekdays, evening and weekends all year
Where and when to APPLY? Applications can be submitted via the PNE website at www.pne.ca/jobs and will be accepted until the role is filled. Additional Information The PNE's compensation offerings are in alignment with a pay-for-performance pay philosophy that recognizes individual, and teamwork performance. The role is a permanent, full-time position with a typical salary range of $75,000- $90,000 per annum. The starting salary will be based on the successful candidate’s competencies, including but not limited to knowledge, skills, experience, and internal pay structures. As a part of the PNE's total compensation package, this position may be eligible for other benefits subject to program eligibility requirements. The PNE is proud to be an equal opportunity employer, committed to creating an inclusive workforce that reflects the diverse community we proudly serve. All applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, colour, national or ethnic origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, or age. If you require any support or accommodations throughout any stage of the recruitment process, please contact the People & Culture Department at hr@pne.ca. ....Read more...
