Are you passionate about supporting young adults with autism and learning disabilities? Do you want to work in an organisation rated 'Outstanding' by the CQC? We are currently recruiting for part and full time staff to work on new and established home and community-based programmes in Kingston upon Thames and London areas. You will work as part of a team supporting service users with primary diagnoses of autism and learning disabilities with a focus on life skills and community participation. We accept experienced graduates, professionals from other disciplines interested in supporting teenagers and young adults in their home and local community, and candidates who have previously worked in ABA or PBS settings. Beam ABA Services adopts a "positive risk taking" approach in ensuring the young people we support are provided with opportunities that increase their independence and improve their quality of life. For a Part Time role you must be able to work from 8.30am-3.30pm Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays in Kingston. For a full time role you must be available to work Monday-Sunday 8.30am-7pm across Kingston and London. You must be able to attend initial induction training and ongoing training at our London office. Benefit highlights Fully accredited training and qualifications offered for free after passing probation- including Behaviour Technician [previously Registered Behaviour Technician] training, BCBA and UK-BA(cert) and UKiBA clinical supervision, NVQ Level 3/5/7 courses. All staff receive an iPhone for work purposes. Please note: We can offer visa sponsorship for candidates already living within the UK if you already work in Health and Social Care sector OR if you are currently on a Graduate or Student visa. We CANNOT sponsor overseas candidates at this time. You must have availability to work across weekdays and experience supporting individuals with autism and learning disability is essential. We offer globally-recognised, industry-accredited training and support to give you the confidence and skills necessary to help make a significant positive difference to the lives of young people. You will be fully supervised and should be available to work some evenings and weekends. We require all Beam staff to adhere to our Code of Conduct. Requirements Duties To assist in the implementation of person centred programmes utilising Applied Behaviour Analysis and Positive Behaviour Support best practice To support service users by teaching functional skills, developing communication systems, enhancing social skills under a framework that provides choice and promotes empowerment. To monitor and take accurate data daily as per service users' targets To support individuals during times of crisis - e.g., behaviours of concern, providing support as per prescribed Behaviour Support Plan strategies and protocols. To ensure all programme materials are organised and accessible To assist service user with self-help skills including personal care and hygiene needs (e.g., toileting, nappy changing, feeding, bathing, nail cutting, and medication) To model best practice and professionalism at all times To attend mandatory trainings, team meetings and self-directed e-learning modules To promote safeguarding and wellbeing for service user to the highest standard To implement restrictive techniques per service users positive handling plan as required Flexibility to support service user during evenings and weekends Other duties as required by your manager Required qualifications and skills 2 years of applied experience working with individuals with a diagnosis of learning disability and/or autism Experience of supporting individuals who are non-verbal, with experience of promoting alternative modes of communication. Experience of supporting individuals through periods of dysregulation, including episodes of behaviours of concern. Preferred qualifications Undergraduate Degree in Psychology, Counselling, Social Work, or related field Clean drivers' licence 3 years of applied experience working with individuals with a diagnosis of learning disability and/or autism Registered Behaviour Technician - or working towards Experience utilising ABA methodology IND-BST-L Benefits Full-time positions are available, paid at an hourly rate of £12.82-£14 depending on qualifications and experience, Immediate salary for full-time staff from £25,000- £27,300 based on 37.5 hour working week - overtime hours available. Full training provided. 30 days' paid holiday per year pro-rata plus full training Discretionary contribution toward professional accreditation - opportunities to get Behaviour Technician [previously RBT] training, MSc in ABA, BCBA/UKBA(cert)/UKiBA supervision, NVQ Level 3, Level 5, Level 7 certification. DBS costs covered by BEAM Salary available immediately for eligible candidates. Cycle to Work scheme – if you wish to cycle to work, the scheme allows you to buy cycling equipment at a lower costs Tech Scheme - purchasing technology products at lower costs Blue Light Card – offers discounts for local stores and activities like Starbucks, Cinemas and H&M Behaviour Technician [previously Registered Behaviour Technician] training offered for free after passing probation. All staff receive an IPhone for work purposes.