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Residential Support Worker

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Role Overview
Do you want to empower and inspire SEN learners?
Do you want to support learners to achieve great things and give them the tools to have the best life possible now and in the future?
Do you seek a fun team where you can work collaboratively to make a difference?
If you answered yes, then look no further—this is the role for you.
Location
Surrey
Salary
GBP25,308.79 - GBP27,180.57k (Based on 44.25 hours a week)
About the Role
This award-winning part residential school is a specialist independent provision supporting learners with Autism and SEN needs. This setting is seeking a Support Worker to join the team on a full-time basis. This role is needed Monday-Friday or Monday-Sunday and full-time employees will work 44.25 hours a week. Part-time candidates will be considered and welcomed. This is a term-time-only role due to being a school and residential setting.
Shifts
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Monday to Friday (up to 44.25 hrs)
- 06.45 to 13.30
- 15.45 to 22.00
- Long day, split shift option of 06.45 to 13.30 followed by 15.45 to 22.00
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Monday to Sunday (up to 44.25 hrs)
- 06.45 to 13.30
- 15.45 to 22.00
- Long day, split shift option of 06.45 to 13.30 followed by 15.45 to 22.00
- 12.00 to 22.00
- 06.45 to 16.00
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About the Setting
This is a children and young people school and residential setting supporting learners between the ages of 5-25 years. This setting offers a bright, modern, and welcoming setting with facilities and technology that any school/day center would dream of. All therapies are done on site, and every learner is offered an individualized education and care plan. The school and residential setting values trust, empowerment, and building confidence. This setting truly believes in every learner and strives to offer them the best education, life skills, work experience, and support possible.
Benefits
- Free onsite meals
- Ready supply of tea, cakes, and biscuits in the modern and spacious staff room
- On-site training and fully funded qualifications
- Bright and spacious classrooms with top-of-the-range resources and technology
- Term-time-only role
- Supportive Senior leadership


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Requirements
All applicants for this position must have the following requirements to be considered:
- Relevant teaching Assistant, childcare, or adult care experience (desirable)
- Experience working or supporting young adults or children with SEN or personal experience with SEN (desirable)
- Eligibility to work in the UK (Essential)
- Unfortunately, this setting is not able to offer sponsorship.
Responsibilities
- Supporting young people with daily living skills and encouraging independence
- Supporting learners with severe and complex needs
- Building positive relationships that help young people feel safe and confident
- Encouraging participation in education, hobbies, recreation, and community activities
- Working closely with teachers, therapists, healthcare professionals, and families
How to Apply
If this is the opportunity you have been looking for, please do not hesitate to apply today. For more information on this role or other opportunities in your area, contact Robbie directly on [contact details].
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