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Early Years Lead Practitioner Apprentice

HOCKLEY COMMUNITY DAY NURSERY LTD · Midlands · B18 7LG

Apprenticeship Level 5 Education
Salary£14,560 yearly
LocationMidlands
PostcodeB18 7LG
Start date2 Nov 2026
Apply by26 Oct 2026
QualificationEarly years lead practitioner (level 5)
Training providereducation and skills training & development limited
Job ID52405
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About the role

Early Years Practitioner Apprentice ✨

Are you passionate about making a real difference in the lives of young children? 🌟 Join our amazing team as an Early Years Practitioner Apprentice and kickstart your career in childcare! 🚀

You'll be working closely with our experienced Early Years practitioners and room leaders, diving headfirst into the world of early education. Your role will be super important:

  • Supporting Learning: Help little ones discover and grow through the magic of play! 🧸
  • Activity Awesome: Get involved in planning and delivering fun, age-appropriate activities that spark curiosity. 🎨
  • Tracking Progress: Observe and record children's development, celebrating every milestone. 📈
  • Daily Care: Assist with daily routines, ensuring comfort and well-being. 🍎
  • Fostering Independence: Encourage children to become confident and self-sufficient. 💪
  • Creating Magic Spaces: Help maintain safe, stimulating, and inspiring learning environments. 🌈
  • Building Connections: Develop positive and nurturing relationships with both children and their families. 🤗

As an apprentice, you'll be enrolled in a Level 3 or Level 5 Early Years apprenticeship programme with our trusted training provider. Your learning journey will be a dynamic mix of hands-on experience in our setting, practical application of your skills, and valuable off-the-job learning, all designed to meet apprenticeship standards. 💯

If you're ready to learn, grow, and have a blast while doing it, we want to hear from you! 🎉

Key responsibilities

  • Supporting children's learning through play
  • Helping to plan and deliver age-appropriate activities
  • Observing and recording children's development
  • Supporting daily care routines
  • Promoting children's independence

Entry requirements

GCSE in: (English (grade 4), Maths (grade 4))