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Support worker

GSL Education
Hampshire
3 weeks ago
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Support Worker

Location:  Bordon

Salary Scale: £13.80 to £ 15.00 per hour

Start Date: ASAP

About the Role:

GSL Education is seeking a compassionate and dedicated Support Worker to join a welcoming and inclusive school in Bordon. We are looking for a caring and enthusiastic individual to offer personalised support to students with a range of needs. In this role, you'll be an integral part of our team, helping students reach their full potential, both academically and personally.

If you're passionate about empowering others and supporting their success, this opportunity is perfect for you!

Key Responsibilities of a Support Worker:


  • Provide personalised support to students with a variety of physical, emotional, and developmental needs.
  • Assist students with personal care, including hygiene, dressing, and feeding, as needed.
  • Support students with daily living activities, fostering independence and promoting a sense of well-being.
  • Work closely with colleagues, families, and other professionals to create and implement care plans that meet the specific needs of each student.
  • Encourage and facilitate social interactions, community involvement, and leisure activities to improve quality of life.
  • Provide emotional support and build trusting, respectful relationships with students to ensure their safety and comfort.
  • Document and report changes in students' health, behaviour, or well-being as required.


Requirements for the Support Worker role:


  • Previous experience in a care/support role, especially with individuals who have complex needs, is desirable.
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to build positive relationships with patients and colleagues.
  • A patient, caring, and compassionate attitude toward working with vulnerable individuals.
  • Ability to work as part of a team and independently when required.
  • A commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of individuals.
  • Relevant qualifications, such as NVQ Level 2/3 in Health and Social Care, or a willingness to complete training.
  • Flexible and adaptable approach to work, with a strong focus on person-centered care.
  • A valid DBS check or willingness to apply for one.


To work with GSL Education as a Support Worker, you should:


  • Have the right to work in the UK.
  • Have an up-to-date CV with two relevant references from within the last 2 years.
  • Have a DBS registered to the update service or be happy to apply for one with GSL Education


Here at GSL Education, we offer competitive pay rates, bespoke service and dedicated Consultants who will support you in securing your new role. Whether you are at the start of your career or are looking for a more manageable work-life balance, rest assured we are here for you. As experienced Education Recruiters, we have helped hundreds of Candidates gain the relevant experience and training required to become Specialist Support Staff, Newly Qualified Teachers, Fully Qualified Teachers, Education Psychologists and even gain Senior Leadership appointments.

 Please be advised that this Support Worker role requires strong knowledge and understanding of safeguarding and child protection and that successful applicants must satisfy all background safer recruitment checks including an enhanced DBS on the update service.

For more information about this position, please visit our website to contact the relevant branch. To work with GSL Education in the role of Support Worker, please apply via the application link or visit gsleducation to apply online.

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