- To report to the pre-school leader/deputy and advise of any concerns - To carry out risk assessments of areas within the setting when requested, and report any problems back to pre-school leader - To liaise with pre-school leader/deputy regarding your personal development/training required
Desirable:
Worked with special needs children
Experience of working with the Early Years Foundation stage
Knowledge and experience of key worker system
Essential:
Working with young children in a playgroup/nursery setting
Experience of Early years foundation stage
Experience of planning fun and stimulating activities for pre-school children
Friendly, flexible and adaptable.
Honest and caring
Energetic and enthusiastic
Ability to work as part of a team
Commitment to settings ethos and equal opportunity and confidentiality polices.
Comply with health & safety practices.
To take responsibility for own personal development
First Aid qualification
Child protection training
Level 2 food safety
Fire safety
Essential:
Essential
NVQ2 or equivalent qualification
GCSE A-C or 9-4 in maths and english or equivalent
The candidate will be in a good position at the end of the apprenticeship to be considered for a role in setting if one is available at the time.
(*Destination data, based on apprentices completing in academic year 2016/17).
96% of our apprentices agree that they have the chance to develop new skills at their workplace*.
(*On-programme Survey 2018, apprentices)
97% of our apprentices agree that their course is helping their skills to get better.*
(*On-programme Survey 2018, apprentices)
96% of our apprentices agree that they are happy with their course.*
(*On-programme Survey 2018, apprentices)
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