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Support Worker Apprentice

BAMBURGH HOUSE LIMITED · East Of England · CO1 2FP

Apprenticeship Level 2 Unclassified
Salary£23,601 yearly
LocationEast Of England
PostcodeCO1 2FP
Start date2 Nov 2026
Apply by24 Oct 2026
QualificationAdult care worker (level 2)
Training providercolchester institute
Job ID50171
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About the role

Support Worker: Make a Real Difference! 🚀

Are you looking for a job where you can genuinely impact someone's life? We're seeking passionate and dedicated individuals to join our team as Support Workers! ✨

What you'll be doing:

  • Providing person-centred support to amazing individuals with learning disabilities and autism, helping them to be as independent and in control as possible. 🌟
  • Assisting with everyday life, from whipping up delicious meals 🍲 to exploring the local community and all it has to offer. 🏞️
  • Keeping accurate records and documentation up-to-date using our digital systems. 💻
  • Helping individuals discover and pursue their passions in meaningful activities, education, or even career paths. 📚💼
  • Collaborating with a supportive team, adhering to our policies and procedures, and smashing your mandatory training. 🤝
  • Building awesome, professional relationships with the individuals we support, their families, and other professionals involved. 🥰
  • Supporting emotional wellbeing and responding with empathy and skill to any behaviours that might be challenging. ❤️
  • Ensuring a safe and tidy environment by following all health and safety guidelines. 🏠
  • Championing dignity, privacy, and safeguarding for everyone, always. 🙏
  • Actively participating in supervision and training to boost your skills and knowledge. 🧠
  • Communicating effectively with your colleagues and raising any concerns you might have. 🗣️

If you're ready to be a part of something truly rewarding, apply today! 🎉

Key responsibilities

  • Provide person-centred support to individuals with learning disabilities and autism, promoting independence and choice
  • Support individuals with daily living activities, including preparing meals, and accessing the community
  • Accurately complete daily records and documentation using digital systems
  • Work positively with colleagues and follow policies, procedures, and mandatory training requirements
  • Maintain a safe and clean environment, following health and safety procedures