Apprentice Support Worker – Copperclay Mews

We are looking for Apprentice Support Workers with a ‘can do’ attitude, outgoing and caring but have a calm demeanour. You don't need to have experience but it's essential that you share our values. If you have a positive attitude and want to improve the lives of those we support, we'll support you with progression opportunities.

• Communication skills
• Problem solving skills
• Logical
• Team working
• Patience

• GCSE · Any other subject · 3 · Essential
• GCSE · English · 3 · Essential
• GCSE · Maths · 3 · Essential

<ul> <li>Support and feedback through 1:1 supervision</li> <li>Enhanced overtime rates (&pound;1.50-&pound;2 per hour)</li> <li>6 weeks holiday</li> <li>Level 2/3 Diploma and Care Certificate funded by us</li> <li>Free mandatory training days</li> <li>Promotion opportunities</li> <li>Salary Sacrifice Pension scheme</li> <li>Cycle to work scheme</li> <li>Discounts at a range of retailers</li> <li>Refer a friend scheme</li> </ul>

Candidates need to be 18 or over.&nbsp; GCSE Maths/English (Grade 4/C) is desirable, however, a minimum of Level 1 in maths and English is essential for this apprenticeship with a requirement to upskill to Level 2 functionals skills.&nbsp;&nbsp; Easingwold is located in the middle of the countryside and has limited transport links. There are no direct public transport routes to the site, so travelling by bus or train can be difficult and may require multiple connections. As a result, having access to your own transport is usually the most practical and reliable way to commute to the location. We welcome applications from candidates living within a 1 hour commute of the workplace.

Hesley Group is a specialist provider of education, care and support services for adults with learning disabilities, autism and intensive specialist support needs. With services across Yorkshire and the East Midlands, Hesley Group is dedicated to helping the people they support lead fulfilling, independent lives through person-centred care, specialist education and therapeutic support. The organisation employs over 1,100 colleagues across a range of care, education, clinical and support roles, all working together to make a positive difference every day.

YORK COLLEGE · Care services · Level 2