INVESTING IN CHILDREN CIC Salary
Durham
THE SJOVOLL CENTRE FRONT STREET FRAMWELLGATE MOOR DURHAM DH1 5BL ENGLAND
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08428687Earnings on positions in INVESTING IN CHILDREN CIC
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registered care manager
3.8K £
▲6%
Changes in earnings for the position registered care manager
Average annual salary
Current
3750£
latest offer
Total change
+6%
since 2024
Latest change
+6%
vs previous period
Average period
3646£
out of 2 points
0900 £1.8K £2.7K £3.6K £
0900 £1.8K £2.7K £3.6K £
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Average salary in this position in the country
registered care manager
3645 £
-6%
3455 £senior residential support worker
2333 £
7%
2480 £National average salary
2950 £
Average salary in this company
3208 £
Estimated salary
£ 3541
Median salary at INVESTING IN CHILDREN CIC
£ 2333 Lowest salary
£ 3208 The average salary
£ 3750 Highest salary
INVESTING IN CHILDREN CIC is looking for employees for positions:
residential support worker
Working hours
- full-time | Permanent
Salary
- salary
Education
- GCSE or equivalent
- A-Level or equivalent
Responsibility
- your main goal will be to consistently deliver excellent levels of care and support for the young people
- in return you will have the support of a strong team with many years’ experience of working in extremely challenging environments
- residential Support Worker ) – Average earnings of £26.0000 - £27.000 per annum depending upon qualifications, experience and inclusive of sleep-in allowance
- residential Support Worker ) – Average earnings of £25.0000 - £27.000 per annum depending upon qualifications, experience and inclusive of sleep-in allowance
- we have an exciting opportunity for the right person to join our team as a Residential Support Worker We are looking to strengthen our existing staff team with like-minded, ambitious individuals, who strive for the best outcomes for our young people
- you will be part of a team working with children aged between 11-18 years old, to provide a nurturing, positive and homely environment
- able to work various shift patterns, including - evenings, bank holidays and weekends
- your focus will be on building positive relationships with the children in your care, meeting their needs, safeguarding them at all times, and working to the high standards we set out in our daily working practices
Requirements
- residential Care: 1 year
- residential Childcare: 1 year
- support Environment: 1 year