Youth Support Worker

summary
- _ horsham, south east_
- _ £20,332 - £25,099 per year_
- _ permanent_- specialism
- social care- sub specialism
- social care- reference number
- PR-10745
- job details

Are you looking for a setting that can and will offer you a job for life?

Are you seeking an award winning and inspiring setting where you can spread your wings and thrive?

Do you dream of a happy and friendly working environment?

A highly regarded learning establishment is looking for a empathetic, passionate and kind Youth Support worker to support young adults with complex needs on a full time permanent basis. The setting offers incredible resources including a on site gym, horticultural area, on-site cafe and fully equipped Music and DT studios. The setting supports young adults from 19 years. Whatever a student's abilities or challenges, the setting aims to provide them with memorable experiences, life skills and stimulating learning activities that promote self-esteem and personal independence. The education centre are commended by parents, pupils staff and OFSTED and have recently been graded GOOD with elements of outstanding. Applicants for this role must be available Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. This role is needed all year round and is not a term time only role.

Interview date: Interviews will be held in the next 2 weeks

**Benefits**:

- Permanent youth support worker role
- Team Teach training provided by Randstad Education or the school
- Modern resources and equipment including on site gym
- Free meals onsite
- Superb and spacious grounds
- There is lots of room for progression in the roles, from senior support worker to skill development and other areas to branch into (therapies, inclusion support etc.)

All applicants for this position must have the following requirements to be considered:

- 6 months care or education experience
- Own Transport
- Due to locality of the school
- Eligibility to work in the UK

**Responsibilities**:

- Supporting young adults with SEN needs on a 1:1 and small group basis
- Communicating with parents and carers over childs progress and participating in departmental meetings, parents' evenings and whole setting training events

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Are you looking for a setting that can and will offer you a job for life?

Are you seeking an award winning and inspiring setting where you can spread your wings and thrive?

Do you dream of a happy and friendly working environment?

A highly regarded learning establishment is looking for a empathetic, passionate and kind Youth Support worker to support young adults with complex needs on a full time permanent basis. The setting offers incredible resources including a on site gym, horticultural area, on-site cafe and fully equipped Music and DT studios. The setting supports young adults from 19 years. Whatever a student's abilities or challenges, the setting aims to provide them with memorable experiences, life skills and stimulating learning activities that promote self-esteem and personal independence. The education centre are commended by parents, pupils staff and OFSTED and have recently been graded GOOD with elements of outstanding. Applicants for this role must be available Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. This role is needed all year round and is not a term time only role.

Interview date: Interviews will be held in the next 2 weeks

**Benefits**:

- Permanent youth support worker role
- Team Teach training provided by Randstad Education or the school
- Modern resources and equipment including on site gym
- Free meals onsite
- Superb and spacious grounds
- There is lots of room for progression in the roles, from senior support worker to skill development and other areas to branch into (therapies, inclusion support etc.)

All applicants for this position must have the following requirements to be considered:

- 6 months care or education experience
- Own Transport
- Due to locality of the school
- Eligibility to work in the UK

**Responsibilities**:

- Supporting young adults with SEN needs on a 1:1 and small group basis
- Communicating with parents and carers over childs progress and participating in departmental meetings, parents' evenings and whole setting training events**experience**:

- Adults -Learning Disabilities-
**skills**:

- understanding