Regional Trainer - Norfolk, United Kingdom - Castlemeadow care

    Castlemeadow care
    Castlemeadow care Norfolk, United Kingdom

    1 month ago

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    Regional Care Trainer

    Part-time 30hrs per week, with flexible hours to suit you

    This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced dynamic Care Trainer to co-ordinate and deliver staff training across our care homes. Naturally, the Care Trainer will have a proactive approach to work, will be able to motivate and inspire others and support their professional development.

    Benefits:

    • Be part of an expanding, forward-thinking family run company.
    • Annual leave 28 days including bank holidays pro rata.
    • Ongoing training and development opportunities.
    • Employee assistance programme to support your health and wellbeing
    • On-site parking
    • Financial planning services
    • Blue Light Card offering a number of discounts across retail and hospitality
    • Refer a friend scheme
    • Theatre Royal discounts

    Key responsibilities

    • Deliver a range of face to face training and induction programme to employees.
    • Promote an inclusive and positive learning culture.
    • Recognise and assist individuals with specific training needs and provide ongoing support to staff through coaching, mentoring, and refresher training sessions.
    • Providing additional support with mandatory eLearning.
    • Stay updated with the latest social care practices, legislation, and regulatory requirements and integrating these into training materials.
    • Contribute to the review and preparation of course materials and presentations.
    • Ensure that staff qualifications are maintained and up to date, in line with the regulatory bodies.
    • Play an active role in the designing and development of current and future training programmes.

    What We're Looking For:

    • Level 3 Award in Education and Training, or equivalent.
    • Relevant Train the Trainer qualifications, such as Moving and Handling, Fire Safety and Safeguarding.
    • Excellent organisational and communication skills
    • Able to work on their own initiative and within a team.

    A full clean driving license and access to your own vehicle is essential as up to 50% of your time is spent commuting to various sites in Norfolk and Suffolk.