Evening and daytime youth work programmes
Work with young people to develop their skills
Build the confidence and self-esteem of young people
Managing small youth work teams
Administration
Training:Youth Worker Level 6.
Training will take place at The University of Sunderland. Apprentices will be released for one day a week from their workplace to complete their university studies. Training Outcome:
Any industry that works with young people, e.g. teaching, youth work, criminal justice system
Leadership and management in a youth work setting
Employer Description:To promote the benefit of young person between 11 and 25 living in Washington and the surrounding areas without distinction of gender, politics, religion, or opinions in association with the local authorities, voluntary organisation and those young persons, in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interest of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation with the objects of improving the conditions of life of those young persons so as to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capabilities so that they may grow to full maturity within the community.Working Hours :As with the nature of youth work being varied and diverse, your working week will consist of a combination of days and evenings- no more than 30 hours per week. Exact working days and hours to be discussed.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Administrative skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience,Willingness to learn....Read more...
Do you have a passion for working children and young people? Do you have some professional experience working with young people? A job working for the council could be for you!
I am looking for passionate Support Workers with experience working with Children in some capacity to join a local council in their 4 bed home for young people with traumatic beginnings and associated behaviours.
The home is based in Tiverton so you will need to be a driver with a vehicle.
If you have experience with children and young people in SEN education, youth work, young offenders or fostering, a career in children's homes is for you.
The Residential Support Worker role is a permanent full time post on a 37 hour a week contract, paying £26,824 per annum plus £4,000 on top for sleep ins. You will also be eligible for public sector benefits including high input pension and annual pay increases.
Do you have:
Experience of working within children or young adults with learning disabilities, mental health, or behaviours that challenge - SEN School, youth work, community young people, children's learning disabilities, semi-independent services, care leavers, youth justice, children's homes
Level 3 in Residential Childcare or equivalent (or willingness to complete)
Ability to complete shifts patterns, weekends, and overnight stays.
To apply or for further information, please contact Jordan at Charles Hunter.
Please note, we are unable to consider applications from candidates who require sponsorship.
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