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Make a great effort today. Start one of the many live-in care or care assistant positions offered by Brighter Tomorrow in the UK. Every day you go to work, you can impact someone’s life with your kindness and the training Brighter Tomorrow has provided.
You provide the goodwill; we’ll show you how to do it.
When you take on the role of a caregiver, you enable a vulnerable person to continue living in the security and comfort of their own home, where they have created some of their most priceless memories. Search through our current openings today to apply for live-in care, home care, and Brighter Tomorrow head office positions.
Why work for Brighter Tomorrow?
At Brighter Tomorrow, we are aware that becoming an expert in care is a process. We begin by giving you access to an online training course that you may take at home, but we don’t stop there. For your care certificate, you must complete two to six days of industry-required training. You will observe one of our seasoned caregivers if you are new to the field of care. You will have additional training classes for your development and online training throughout the year as you pick up the abilities you need on the job.
How do I become a carer?
To work as a caretaker in the UK, all you need is the legal ability to do so, a current DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service), and the desire to make a difference in someone’s life. If you don’t already have a DBS, we’ll help you apply for one.
What does a carer do?
You can work as a care assistant
Employment as a care assistant, sometimes referred to as home care or domiciliary care jobs, involve providing community members with visiting care. Typically, this entails assisting someone with daily duties and personal care.
You can work as a live-in carer
Live-in caregivers reside in the residence of the person receiving care. You assist clients with household chores, daily duties, personal care, and companionship from the moment they wake up until they go to bed, with periodic pauses.
What skills do I need to be a carer?
- Kindness.
- Empathy.
- Reliability.
- People skills.
- Patience.
- Good written skills for updating care records.