Children's Support Worker Swansea Are you an experienced and qualified Children's Support Worker with a QCF level 2 or above in Children and Young People? Are you looking for flexible part-time or full-time hours around your other commitments? And do you want to make lasting and transformative change to the lives of children and young people in your local community? If so, then Brook Street Social Care has the perfect role for you! Brook Street Social Care work with a large local organisation that has various services for children and families dotted across the Swansea area. You will have the opportunity to work with children and YP in a range of settings such as residential children's homes, respite services, emergency placements, contact centres and local hospitals. We will support you in your career working with children and young people with an extensive range of FREE training and the opportunity to progress in your career with access to qualifications as well. Pay rate ranges from £13- £16.50 an hour (with holiday pay on top!) depending on qualifications, the type of setting that you are working in and the length of time working with us. We pay via PAYE so there are no hidden fees or nasty surprises with umbrella payroll companies! Full time and part time flexible hours that can work around personal, family, educational commitments. This is an exciting opportunity for any experienced and qualified Children's Support Worker to gain more experience and extra work in children's settings in the local Swansea area. To be considered for the role - You MUST have at least a QCF level 2 or above in Children and Young People. You will be willing to complete additional training courses where applicable. Ideally, you will be a driver with access to your own vehicle and have business insurance. Up to date experience working with children in a similar setting for approx. 12 months.If you are interested in this role or would like some more information, please apply or feel free to call (phone number removed) and speak to Sheonagh. CFFJP