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Level 3 Community Home Care Support Worker Apprentice

LOTUS HOME CARE LIMITED · Midlands · LE3 3DG

Apprenticeship Level 3 Unclassified
Salary£15,600 yearly
LocationMidlands
PostcodeLE3 3DG
Start date12 Nov 2026
Apply by1 Nov 2026
QualificationLead adult care worker (level 3)
Training providerrnn group
Job ID44617
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About the role

Health & Social Care Apprentice 🌟

Ready to kickstart an amazing career helping others? We're looking for ambitious individuals to join our team as Health & Social Care Apprentices! This isn't just a job; it's your chance to make a real difference and grow with us. 🌱

What you'll be doing:

  • Providing top-notch, personalised care that puts people first. 🥰
  • Getting involved in creating and updating care plans – your ideas matter! 💡
  • Mentoring and supporting new team members. 🤝
  • Learning our awesome rota systems. 🗓️
  • Safely assisting with medication (once you're trained and approved). 💊
  • Connecting with families, healthcare pros, and other important folks. 📞
  • Keeping a close eye on well-being and reporting important updates. 📊
  • Supporting individuals with unique needs, like dementia, learning disabilities, or physical challenges. 💖
  • Being a champion for safeguarding, protecting vulnerable people. 🛡️
  • Travelling between clients' homes (we've got your mileage covered! 🚗💨).
  • Attending training sessions, workshops, and smashing your off-job learning for your Level 3 Apprenticeship in Adult Care. 📚

As a Level 3 apprentice, you'll gain more responsibility, coordinating care and preparing for senior roles like Lead Care Worker or Supervisor. 🚀

If you're dedicated, eager to learn, and want to join a supportive, close-knit team, hit that apply button! ⏩ This is a hot opportunity – don't miss out! 🔥

Key responsibilities

  • Deliver high-quality, person-centred care tailored to individual needs
  • Take an active role in creating and reviewing care plans
  • Administer or assist with medication (where trained and authorised)
  • Liaise with families, healthcare professionals, and external agencies
  • Uphold safeguarding responsibilities, acting promptly to protect vulnerable individuals