Includes information on how to advertise or apply for an Early Years job vacancy
Dillington Advertising Services, Somerset County Council’s in-house advertising agency are now offering the opportunity for all early years’ providers to promote their vacancies to a wider audience on www.dasjobs.co.uk.
Placing an advert on DASjobs.co.uk costs £40 per advert, per month, for each vacancy posted, and offers many benefits including:
Please visit www.dasjobs.co.uk to view the site features
For more information, or to advertise on the www.dasjobs.co.uk site please phone the DAS team on 01823 357739 or email adverts@somerset.gov.uk
Sign up for free email alerts with DASjobs – visit www.dasjobs.co.uk/email-alerts to subscribe.
You can find job vacancies working in adults and children’s social care here.
Somerset Centre for Integrated Learning (SCIL) offers a variety of professional training opportunities to staff working with children in the early years and school sectors. We work in partnership with a variety of awarding bodies such as: Council for Awards in Children’s Education (CACHE), City and Guilds, Institute for Leadership and Management, to deliver the training courses practitioners need to respond to national and local changes. Some examples of the training we offer are:
To see a full list of training that is relevant to early years and school staff, please visit our training page.
Early Years Leadership Framework
This is a resource for the early years workforce. The toolkit is designed to help you run your business more effectively and support you in developing good strategies for improvement, efficient practices and a well-supported business and staff team. It brings together examples and statutory information to help you run your business with the requirements set out by the Government and the local authority.
The Somerset SCITT website provides full details on our foundation degrees and our practical and highly-rated PGCE courses in primary teaching and early years which give you a Qualified Teacher Status.
Children who take part in public performances or entertainment under a licence issued by the local authority must be supervised by an approved chaperone – unless they are in the care of their parent or an agreed tutor.
The role of the chaperone is to protect the child’s health, safety and welfare while they are where the performance is taking place.
Approved chaperones are essential to make sure that proper provision is made to secure a child’s health, safety and welfare while they are where the performance is taking place. Chaperones are required to undergo an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check as part of the approval process. There is a cost of £45 for this check and this will be invoiced to paid chaperones.
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