Early Years Apprentice
Daisy Chain Day Care Nursery · East Of England · CM9 5DA
Apprenticeship
Level 3
Education
Salary£15,600 yearly
LocationEast Of England
PostcodeCM9 5DA
Start date2 Nov 2026
Apply by26 Oct 2026
QualificationEarly years educator (level 3)
Training providereducation and skills training & development limited
Job ID52170
About the role
Job Title: Early Childhood Educator 🚀
About Us: We're a vibrant and inclusive team dedicated to creating a fun, safe, and stimulating environment for young minds to thrive! ✨ We believe in nurturing every child's unique potential and fostering a love for learning.
What You'll Do:
- Child Champion: Provide exceptional care and supervision for children, ensuring their safety and well-being in a supportive and encouraging atmosphere. 💖
- Activity Architect: Learn to design and deliver awesome, hands-on activities that are super engaging and perfectly suited to each child's interests and developmental stage. 🎨
- Family Connector: Collaborate closely with parents and guardians to discuss and track each child's growth and development, celebrating their milestones together. 🤝
- Team Player: Master effective communication skills to work seamlessly with your colleagues, sharing insights and contributing to our commitment to best practices. 🗣️
- Inclusion Advocate: Champion equality and inclusion for all children, actively challenging any form of discrimination and ensuring everyone has a fair shot at reaching their full potential, no matter their background, abilities, or beliefs. 🌈
What You'll Gain:
- Skills Development: Get hands-on training and mentorship to become a confident and capable early childhood educator. 🌟
- Impactful Work: Make a real difference in the lives of children and their families. 🌱
- Supportive Environment: Join a team that values your growth, creativity, and dedication. 🤗
Key responsibilities
- Caring for and supervising children in a safe, nurturing environment
- Assisting with the planning and preparation of engaging activities tailored to individual needs
- Learning to work closely with parents to set and review developmental targets
- Communicating effectively with colleagues to support best practice
- Promoting equality and inclusion, challenging discrimination and ensuring equal opportunities for all children