Part‑Time Support Worker – Skilled Worker Sponsorship
Time To Shine is seeking Support Workers for its new Respite and Short Breaks service in Kettering (NN15). The role offers part‑time hours (up to 20 hrs per week) and requires a commitment to person‑centred care for clients with autism, learning disabilities and physical disabilities. The successful candidate will work with a small, friendly team and may become the key worker for named individuals.
Responsibilities
- Assist clients with all elements of daily living, including personal care and accessing community opportunities such as dining out, swimming, cinema, and bowling.
- Plan and deliver activities at the provision, including baking, sensory play, fun projects and movie evenings.
- Support named individuals as key workers, ensuring risk assessments and support plans reflect their wishes.
- Participate in training and ongoing professional development, including Crisis Prevention Institute courses and other recognised programmes.
Requirements
- Minimum 1 year of care experience (preferably 3 years).
- Driving licence (preferred).
- Level 2/3 Diploma or a certificate in Health and Social Care (required or working towards).
- Willingness to work flexible hours and be part of a small team.
- Licensed sponsor status for Skilled Worker visa holders.
Benefits
- Flexible part‑time schedule (up to 20 hrs per week).
- Small supportive crew and approachable management.
- Free enhanced DBS checks.
- Structured 12‑week introduction programme covering mandatory staff training.
- Continuous internal and external training opportunities, including CPD and recognised courses.
- Apprenticeship opportunities in Health and Social Care Levels 2‑5.
- Access to an online learning and development site.
- Industry‑specific qualifications and leadership & management programmes.
- Company pension plan.
- Casualwear and referral programme.
Location
NN15, Kettering – residential care. Alternative address: 174 High Street, North London, E6 2JA, United Kingdom.
Job Type
Part‑time (up to 20 hrs per week).
