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Greenmount Foundations for learning have an experienced enthusiastic team who provide care to all the children. We are a home from home environment. We strive to ensure all our children have the best possible start and a great learning journey with us. We thrive as a dedicated team who provide a caring and educational environment for all our children with a warm and welcoming family atmosphere for families and employees.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join our small/ friendly team in a well-established nursery in Greenmount . You will be working in the nursery alongside a professional and experienced team, learning a range of skills to develop a career working in an Early Years setting. You must hold a Level 2 qualification in Early Years to apply.
You will be trained to a high standard in all duties required of you involving keeping the children safe and enhancing their learning and play. This will include:
You will receive the following training:
The starting salary is £15,808 a year for 38 hours Monday to Friday. Working hours are 7.30am to 5.30pm or 8am till 5.30pm. 4 days per week depending on ratio and the need of the nursery. Day off to be confirmed monthly..
The apprenticeship will run for 1 Year 9 Months.
We are based at BRICK BARN FARM, WHIPNEY LANE, GREENMOUNT, BURY, BL8 4HT
Please do not contact the employer directly, all applications and enquiries for the advertised vacancy should be made via Bury College.
If you wish to apply for multiple vacancies, please do so from the main Live Vacancies page here.
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