Early Years Educator Apprenticeship - Rainbow Wood Day Nursery
RAINBOW WOOD DAY NURSERY LTD · North West · PR2 5BE
Apprenticeship
Level 3
Education
SalaryΒ£25,115 yearly
LocationNorth West
PostcodePR2 5BE
Start date2 Nov 2026
Apply by30 Oct 2026
QualificationEarly years educator (level 3)
Training providerlet me play limited
Job ID56543
About the role
π Early Years Practitioner Wanted! π
Are you passionate about making a real difference in children's lives? Join our vibrant team at Rainbow Wood and help us create a safe, welcoming, and inclusive space for every child. β¨
We're looking for enthusiastic individuals to:
- Champion a positive and supportive environment for all kids. π§Έ
- Be a pro at understanding and following Rainbow Wood's policies and procedures. π
- Take ownership of the well-being of children in your dedicated room, setting up awesome systems for top-notch care. π
- Be super vigilant, protecting children from harm and reporting any concerns ASAP, following our safeguarding and child protection guidelines. π‘οΈ
- Master child-to-staff ratios and keep them spot on at all times. π―
- Reflect on your awesome practices and routines, personalizing them to meet each child's unique needs throughout the day. π
- Dream up and set up a variety of exciting activities that spark curiosity and fun! π¨
- Lead observations and activities, then use those insights to assess children's learning and development. Keep those records sharp, up-to-date, and share information effectively to ensure children get the support they need. π
- Build genuine connections with your key children and support your colleagues in fulfilling their key person responsibilities with sensitivity. π€
- Team up with parents and carers, building strong relationships based on trust, open chats, and getting them involved in nursery life. π€
Let's build something amazing together! πͺ
Key responsibilities
- Contribute to the creation of a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment for all children.
- Ensure adherence to Rainbow Woodβs policies, procedures, and child protection guidelines.
- Be responsible for the welfare of children and ensure consistent, high-quality care.
- Plan and set up activities, reflecting on practices and assessing childrenβs learning and development.
- Work in partnership with parents/carers and develop genuine bonds with key children.
Entry requirements
GCSE in: (English (grade 4/C or above), Maths (grade 4/C or above))