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£28.33 - £46.31 an hour
- The role involves providing autonomous primary medical care, managing clinical needs of patients discharged from secondary care, and ensuring excellent patient outcomes.
- The ideal candidate must possess advanced clinical assessment skills, experience in urgent care, and the ability to work independently within a multidisciplinary team.
- This full-time position is based in Bristol, providing flexible working arrangements and opportunities to collaborate with a diverse healthcare team.
£27,365 - £29,040 a year
- Lead the maintenance of a busy learning centre, ensuring safety and compliance while delivering an excellent experience for visitors.
- The ideal candidate will have hands-on maintenance skills, experience in a similar role, and a proactive, dependable attitude.
- This full-time role offers an average of 37.5 hours per week, set in a beautiful natural environment with excellent benefits, including a geographical allowance incentive.
- As a Trainee Manager, you'll undergo a 12-month development programme focused on operational, service, and leadership standards to prepare for becoming a Store Manager.
- The ideal candidate is dynamic, ambitious, and driven, with a commitment to learning and leadership within a retail environment.
- This permanent role requires a 44-hour workweek, including weekends, with travel flexibility to support nearby locations in the Cotswolds.
£39,995 - £48,117 a year
- This role involves leading a proactive health visiting service, promoting health, preventing illness, and delivering the Healthy Child Programme for families with children aged 0-5.
- The ideal candidate should be an experienced Health Visitor with strong interpersonal skills, a passion for community health, and a commitment to safeguarding and improving outcomes for children and families.
- Work is based in Trowbridge, with a supportive team environment, aiming to make a significant difference in children's health through collaboration with local partners and ongoing community engagement.
- Deliver swimming lessons to various age groups, focusing on skill development and ensuring pupil safety during sessions.
- Ideal candidates should possess relevant teaching qualifications, a friendly disposition, and strong communication skills to motivate learners.
- This role is based at St Ives Leisure Centre, requiring flexible hours with competitive benefits offered for employees.
- In this role, you will create engaging lesson plans and support students with social, emotional, and mental health needs, guiding them towards success.
- The ideal candidate will be proactive, collaborative, and passionate about teaching, with strong skills in lesson delivery and professional development.
- This part-time, permanent position requires working Monday to Thursday in a safe and nurturing environment, with a focus on inclusivity and student development.
- Key responsibilities include managing your workstation, creating menu dishes, and contributing creatively to specials.
- The ideal candidate should have culinary experience, a passion for quality, and be a team player.
- This is a full-time role of 48 hours per week with live-in accommodation available in a rural setting.
- Support lunchtimes for primary school children, ensuring a safe and positive experience while fostering a happy school environment.
- Ideal candidates should be enthusiastic, good communicators, and aware of child protection policies.
- The role is permanent, with 7.5 hours over 38 working weeks, located in Tidworth.
£16.89 - £18.04 an hour
- Lead shift operations in a vibrant Extra Care service, ensuring the well-being and support of residents with care needs.
- Ideal candidates will possess strong communication skills, empathy, and the ability to manage multiple demands effectively.
- This part-time role offers 24.5 hours a week, with scheduled shifts including early starts, late finishes, and enhanced pay for weekends and bank holidays.
- The Leaving Care Worker supports young people aged 16 and over in care, facilitating their transition to independent living by providing tailored support and guidance.
- The ideal candidate should have experience in social care or a related field, and possess strong interpersonal skills combined with a compassionate and trauma-informed approach.
- This is a full-time position based in Bridgwater, offering a permanent contract with a competitive salary and the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of young people.