Support Worker (Nights) - opportunity to progress
Whether you have experience within the social care sector, or you fancy a career change, Care Through The Millennium (CTTM) can support you with the training and guidance to enable you to make a difference to vulnerable people s lives by joining a team of likeminded people.
CTTM was established in 1986 as a caring and supportive residential care provider offering support to adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and behaviours that can challenge. The organisation has continued to thrive and now employs over 330 people in our residential and supported living services across South Birmingham and Warwickshire. Many of our valued team members joined CTTM with no care experience and have now achieved care qualifications and promotions into management positions.
We currently have exciting opportunities working night shifts at our residential home supporting individuals with a learning disability in Dunchurch, Near Rugby.
As a Support Worker you will:
Working night shifts, an average of 42 hours per week on a permanent contract your shifts are on a rota basis so you will know in advance to plan your time accordingly.
About you
CTTM s reward to you
Starting salary of £27,780 (pro rata).
A comprehensive induction program with constructive/ reflective support and feedback to ensure thorough understanding of the role
Continued professional development and access to an Accredited Training programmes resulting in recognised qualifications including Care Diplomas and Apprenticeships up to Level 5.
Early Pay scheme allowing access to wages as you work
Access to a Blue Light Card which offers substantial discounts
Employee assistance scheme
Paid induction training
Pension scheme
Refer a friend bonus scheme
Applying
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT OFFER SPONSORSHIP
All applicants must provide their right to work documentation at interview stage, such as a valid passport which will be verified to check your eligibility to work and live in the UK
All roles will be subject to a disclosure at an appropriate level from Disclosure and barring service (DBS).
This is a great opportunity to start or develop your career in the care sector and to make a positive difference.
