ABOUT US:
At Gofal Cymru Care, we are dedicated to providing exceptional support and care services. Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for individuals in our care by offering compassionate, person-centred care. Join our team as a Behaviour Support Apprentice working towards the Level 2 Apprenticeship in Business and Administration.
JOB PURPOSE:
To support the implementation of Positive Behaviour Support and other person centred practices within our services. The role involves assisting with administrative tasks, data analysis, and direct support activities to enhance the quality of life for the individuals we serve. The apprentice will gain hands-on experience and professional development while contributing to a dedicated team focused on improving outcomes for vulnerable adults and children.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Support administrative tasks such as data capture and Excel usage
Analyse data to identify patterns
Review behaviour monitoring forms to identify triggers
Utilize Matrix for analysis and intervention development
Assist in running workshops, training sessions, and meetings
Conduct positive monitoring
Build positive relationships with the people we support and our staff teams
Serve as a point of contact for team queries
Answer telephone calls and respond appropriately to queries
Assist managers with behavioural support administration as needed
General
· Always observe and follow health and safety guidelines.
· Participate in training, as required, for skill development
· Any other reasonable duties that may be required.
Desirable personal qualities:
We are seeking a positive and motivated individual to join our team as a Behaviour Support Apprentice. You will work closely with our Specialist Practitioner in a dynamic office environment and across our services in Cardiff and Vale.
Our Specialist Practitioner is dedicated to implementing:
Positive Behaviour Support
Active Support
Person-Centred Practices
Skills Teaching
Reducing Restrictive Practices
Our ultimate goal is to enhance the quality of life for everyone we support. This role requires a high level of enthusiasm and commitment.
As an apprentice, you will pursue a Level 2/3 Business Administration qualification, supported by work-based practices. You will be assigned a tutor who will guide you and conduct observations.
If you are proactive in learning new skills across various areas and eager to join a passionate team, this could be the perfect role for you!
Qualifications required:
Minimum of 5 GCSE’s grade A*-D or equivalent
Benefits of working for Gofal Cymru Care
Bupa healthcare (Private Health Care)
Earn a qualification while receiving a wage
Career development opportunities
Hands-on experience in both a busy office environment and working with vulnerable adults and children
Cycle to work scheme
Referral program
Welsh language requirements:
Desirable but not essential
Apprenticeship course:
Level 2 Apprenticeship in Business and Administration
Pay:
National apprenticeship wage
Contracted Hours:
18 month fixed term contract working 16-24 hours per week with the potential to increase to full-time.
Interview arrangements:
Candidates will be invited to Gofal Cymru Care for a first stage interview, if successful they will be called for a second stage interview (this is called a shadow shift) where candidates will be taken to one of our homes for a tour and have the chance to meet service users. This gives the candidates a good idea of what services we provide – it’s also an opportunity for the candidates to decide if we are a good fit for them.
Location: Head Office Bluebay House, 5 Ty Nant Court, Morganstown, Cardiff. CF15 8LW
This position is subject to an enhanced DBS Disclosure which will be completed upon successful application.
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