Little Giggles Private Day Nursery
Room Leader

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Starting salary up to £13.96 per hour
Qualification Required
Minimum Level 3 in childcare
About Little Giggles
Little Giggles offers outstanding childcare for children aged 3 weeks – 11 years within its Nursery, Afterschool, Breakfast and Holiday Club care.
Working Hours
Per Week - 07.30am - 18.00pm variable hours between these times
Job requirements
- Be able to manage a small team
- Previous Room Leader experience
- Ensure all room paperwork is completed to a high standard
- Be an amazing role model to children and staff
- Create an enabling environment for the children within the nursery
Why is Little Giggles Different?
- An excellent salary package which is reviewed every April
- Teaching and learning support from Senior Leaders
- Opportunity to gain further qualifications and develop your career in a widely growing company
- Weekly and monthly employee recognition prizes and bonuses
- You will receive regular supervisions in which targets to further your career are set, gain bonuses, and a larger hourly rate will be explained and planned clearly.
- Free staff breakfast
- Bonus scheme
- Paid medical appointments
- Paid training which enables you to continue to learn and grow
- Online staff group to share ideas, practice and get to know everyone
- Annual awards ceremony with staff awards, recognition and company plans
- Staff discounts on childcare fees (this can be as much as 50%)
- Company pensions scheme
- Free staff carparking
- Excellent online systems so all your documents are at the touch of a button
- Online rota and clocking in/out system which enables you to see exactly how many hours you've worked and when
- Online holiday system making requested holidays easy
- Support in learning and development
- Promotions for hard working staff who would like to climb higher in their career path
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