Busy Bees Nurseries
Quality Advisor

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Job Title: Quality Advisor
Reports to: Director of Quality
Employment type: Full time, mat cover for 9 months
Based: Field based around Berkshire/Hertfordshire and London, must be flexible to travel
About The Role
As a Quality Advisor (QA), you are responsible for supporting the centres in meeting the delivery of the annual strategy for quality. The QA works closely with the Director of Quality and alongside the Area Directors (AD) to facilitate strategies in support of the vision, mission, core values, and quality of childcare throughout the UK.
The QA does this by using their individual skillset and experience alongside Bee Curious tools to support in the delivery of the best childcare and education, giving every child the best start in life. This is showcased in regulatory body inspections, achieving the highest possible outcome at inspection.
About Busy Bees And Our Culture
Established in 1983, we are now not only the largest but also the leading provider of childcare in the UK and the third largest provider worldwide, with over 1000 centres to date and continuing to grow. This is the most exciting time to join us!
Working at Busy Bees offers several benefits, including competitive pay, flexible scheduling, opportunities for professional development and advancement. We also offer a supportive and collaborative work environment where you can learn from experienced colleagues and make meaningful connections here.
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About The Benefits
- Sector leading Family Leave.
- Big Benefits. Dedicated 24/7 employee benefits platform ‘Hive’ (Reward Gateway) with retail, cinema, and travel discounts.
- 35% Childcare discount.
- 33 days holiday including bank holidays plus an extra day for your birthday.
- Health and Wellbeing. We know that sometimes life can be tricky, or you might need guidance, so you can lean on our Employee Assistance Program and our Peppy and Mental Health Apps.
- Further Training and development. Access to our own training company to help support you in your development and gaining further qualifications.
Responsibilities
- Work closely with the Area Directors, Centre Directors, and Educators to ensure the centre is performing to the standards set by the company, reporting to the DOQ with any concerns.
- Attend regulatory body inspections throughout the group to support the centre in achieving the highest possible outcome at inspection and to liaise with other external agencies where required. Support Educators and Centre Directors in safeguarding and the correct reporting procedures.
- Support and initiate any new strategies identified by the company, continuing to ensure Busy Bees is the leading childcare provider in the sector, and where necessary, lead and guide enhancements forward within the company. Analyse and compare data provided by the centres and use it to promote and develop working practices across centres.
- To offer focused support requested through the DOQ to centres of concern to improve outcomes and quality.
- Engage Centre-based educators through cluster meetings, support groups, inductions, and training opportunities to prepare and upskill them to achieve the best grade possible and give the highest quality outcomes for children.


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Key Skills And Experience
- Extensive knowledge of the EYFS and Ofsted’s Early Years Inspection framework.
- Previous experience of assessing a setting’s quality based on these frameworks.
- Minimum of 3 years working at a senior level within early years settings.
- You will be a confident communicator who is patient and thoughtful in your interactions but comfortable challenging practices where needed for better outcomes.
- Full driving license and the ability to travel to centres within the Berkshire/Hertfordshire and London areas.
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