Nursery Nurse and Early Years
All types of jobs for all types of people looking to work in Early Years
There is a huge range of opportunities waiting for people looking to work within early years. Starting a childcare role is the chance to support children as they learn, develop and prepare for school. It’s a job that you can turn into a career and makes a difference in your local community.
Our nursery and early years clients rely on us to find emergency and short term cover when there is illness or unavoidable absence. To minimise disruption they need people who can jump in and make a difference at short notice. So if you are flexible and adaptable short-term supply is definitely for you!
For you, daily supply work is a great option if you want flexibility or need to combine work with other responsibilities, study or outside interests. Ideally, we want people who are typically available for at least 3 days a week, but you can manage your own availability and take the work that suits your lifestyle.
To be a success at daily supply you need:
Organisation
Flexibility
Good behaviour management skills
Good listening skills
There is a huge demand for nursery nurses and other early years staff to take on long-term roles. While still temporary in nature (i.e. paid through weekly timesheets), long-term supply involves many of the same responsibilities you would have as a permanent member of staff. Long-term roles can quickly turn into permanent jobs, so if you are looking to enhance your career a long-term job is definitely for you.
Nursery Nurses
Nursery Assistants
Nursery Practitioners
Playworkers
Nursery Managers, Deputy Managers & 3rd-in-Charge
Room Leaders
SENCOs and Nursery SEND staff
Protocol Education can help you find work in the full range of Early Years establishments:
Nurseries
Children's Centres
Play Schemes
Holiday Clubs
Creches
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