Social Care Worker Apprenticeship

About the role

🚀 Social Care Worker Apprentice (Adult Care Worker Level 2) 🚀

Ready to kickstart a career where you can genuinely make a difference? 🙌 Join Choice Care Group as a Social Care Worker Apprentice and help adults with learning disabilities and/or mental health disorders live their best lives! 🌟

What You'll Be Doing:

• Supporting residents with their daily routines, always respecting their dignity and choices. 💖
• Providing personal care, including bathing, toileting, dressing, and assisting with feeding. 🛁
• Administering medication safely, following all training and company policies. 💊
• Getting involved in residents' activities, hobbies, and outings – let's have some fun! 🎉
• Championing Choice Care Group's policies, procedures, and values in everything you do. 💯
• Building genuine connections with residents, helping them lead safe, happy, and fulfilling lives. 😊
• Creating open, honest, and supportive relationships. 🤗
• Protecting and promoting the welfare of everyone we support. 🛡️
• Keeping clear, accurate records and sharing information appropriately (confidentiality is key!). ✍️
• Completing all required training and staying up-to-date. 📚
• Being a vital part of a team that lifts each other up and supports our residents. 🤝
• Ensuring everyone we support and their families are treated with respect, dignity, and equality. ✨

Your Apprenticeship Journey:

You'll be working towards your Adult Care Worker Level 2 apprenticeship over 15 months, learning and growing while you make an impact. 🎓

Awesome Benefits You'll Get:

• Comprehensive training and development opportunities. 📈
• Wagestream: Access up to 30% of your earnings before payday! 💸
• Generous holiday entitlement: 20 days + 8 bank holidays + an extra day for your birthday! 🎂
• Monthly Prize Draw: A chance to win big! 🎁
• Refer a friend scheme: Earn up to £500! 💰
• Sick pay for peace of mind. 🤒
• Eligibility for a Blue Light Card. 💳

Apply now and start your rewarding journey with us! 👇

Key responsibilities

• Support adults with learning disabilities and/or Mental Health Disorders in their day-to-day life.
• Provide physical care and support to residents, including personal care.
• Administer medication in line with training and company policy.
• Assist and engage residents in daily activities, hobbies, or outgoings.
• Keep accurate written records, ensuring confidentiality, and safeguard the welfare of people supported.