Support Worker | CM11

Overview

A dynamic role focused on holistic person-centered support, working alongside parents and health and social care professionals dedicated to overcoming challenges and providing Frankie with every opportunity and experience. The team supports Frankie at school, facilitating his access to learning/education and enabling him to participate in all school activities. The SEN Support Worker will also support Frankie at home, and in the community. He has an extensive therapy programme supporting his rehabilitation (SLT, Physio, Dramatherapy, OT, etc.). All these programmes are implemented in a fun, imaginative, creative way by his team; full training is provided by his treating therapist. As mentioned, Frankie leads a busy life, with regular appointments, planned activities, play dates, and events. Your role will be to support him with all of this, along with his daily health, care, and medical needs. This position involves lots of play, interaction, team input, and collaboration. Full training provided.

What this job involves

The SEN Support Worker will support Frankie at school to facilitate access to learning and participation in school activities, and will also provide support at home and in the community. The role includes coordination with therapy programmes and implementing activities in a fun, imaginative, and creative way with the support team.

Who this job would suit

Working with young people will be your vocation. It is essential you are dedicated to and invested in Frankie’s development. You will be a bubbly, proactive, positive, and light-hearted SEN professional by nature. The key to winning Frankie over is to make him laugh and giggle (pretending to fall/trip, doing a silly dance, singing badly, or creating mischief). You must be confident and have a great sense of humour.

What’s great about this job

The opportunity to support Frankie and be part of his team is the best part of this role. Frankie is an amazing young man with huge potential. Frankie’s parents understand the importance of upskilling, continued professional development, and training; therefore, they invest in, and are wholly supportive of, each member who joins Frankie’s team. This is an opportunity not to be missed. Apply today, and Snap Care will be in touch to discuss your application further.

Role details

  • Location: Essex, CM11 (Nearest Tube/Station: Billericay)
  • Days & Hours: 2 x 12-hour shifts per week. 8:00 am to 8:00 pm. Rota provided 4 weeks in advance.
  • Start date: ASAP
  • Wage/Salary: Weekday: £16.48 / £197.76 per week; Weekend: £18.54 / £222.48 per week; Gross per hour/shift as applicable
  • Driver essential? Preferably. Manual WAV for use on duty
  • Essential: Early years childcare experience
  • Desirable: Experience in mini button / PEG management and working within a family home
  • Family/Client pets: Not applicable

Additional information

The recruiter for this role is Suhada and Jade. Contact emails: , Please see our website for more information. Note: we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies.

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