FAQs
What is the pay rate for the Residential Children's Support Worker role?
The pay rate for this role is between £14 and £18 per hour.
Where is the job located?
The job is located in Telford.
What kind of experience is required for this position?
Applicants should have experience supporting children or young people in crisis, preferably in a residential setting.
Is a driver's license required for this role?
Ideally, yes, having a driver's license and business insurance is preferred as it may be necessary for transporting children or young people to activities and appointments.
What are the primary responsibilities of a support worker in this role?
Responsibilities include providing day-to-day support, engaging with children or young people in activities, maintaining accurate records, and ensuring the safety and well-being of those in care.
What skills are important for this position?
Important skills include the ability to handle crisis situations calmly, use de-escalation techniques, communicate effectively, and maintain professional boundaries.
Is training provided for new support workers?
Yes, there is access to training for professional development, including PMVA training, either prior to or upon joining.
What kind of support can a new worker expect from the team?
New staff can expect excellent communication and support from a close-knit team and their Randstad local specialist team.
Are there opportunities for career development within this role?
Yes, there are excellent opportunities for professional development within the children's services sector across the UK.
How can I apply for this job?
You can apply for this job by calling 0121 212 2292 and asking for Sailalitha, or you can submit your application online.
Is there a requirement for a DBS check?
Yes, candidates must have a DBS on the update service or be willing to support a new application for a DBS check.
What qualities are valued in candidates for this role?
Candidates should demonstrate calmness during crises, resilience, non-judgmental attitudes, and a deep commitment to supporting vulnerable children and young people.