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Full-time Travel across our services Salary: £40,000 PA
What's in it for you
Why join CoActive Care?
This is an opportunity to take an important role within a growing care organisation, helping us develop a consistent and high-quality approach to learning across existing and future services.
You will have the opportunity to influence how we induct, train and develop our workforce and help build a strong learning culture across CoActive Care.
About the role
CoActive Care are looking for an experienced and enthusiastic Group Learning Systems & Development Lead to help shape learning, training and staff development across our organisation.
This is a varied role combining Learning & Development, digital learning systems, staff induction, training delivery and practice development.
Key Responsibilities
About you
Essential requirements
If you are passionate about developing people and improving the quality of care through excellent training and learning, we would love to hear from you.
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