We support young people launching careers in health and social care – helping you gain experience and make a real impact on people’s lives.
If you’re finishing school and looking to start your career immediately, we have a variety of suitable roles, allowing you to gain hands-on experience and build a solid foundation for your future.
We offer roles specific career pathways so, no matter where you start with us, there is always an opportunity to develop your career.
We welcome new graduates to apply for roles and take their first career steps with us. We have fostered a supportive workplace culture where you will find a structured support framework to help you.
Whether you’re a newly qualified Occupational Therapist or Nurse, or are looking for a more open way into care, we have roles for you to explore.
School leavers may wish to explore the following roles:
We don’t offer graduate training programmes, but we do offer positions to Newly Qualified Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Psychologists, Social Workers, and Therapists.
Our Apprenticeships offer a great opportunity to build on your knowledge, skills, and behaviours, while earning a recognised qualification.
You can even fit them around your day job here giving you the chance to earn whilst you learn.
While some roles, such as those in nursing, require specific qualifications, many entry-level support roles do not.
We value people with a passion for care and a willingness to learn, and are committed to supporting your career progression while you work here.
We’ll help you navigate your career path and empower you to take advantage of every opportunity for growth.
Our partnerships with top universities and training providers ensure that you receive the best possible education and acquire valuable skills and knowledge that you can use throughout your career with us.
You can find and apply for all of our roles here.
Prepare for your job search with our practical advice and resources.
Learn how to write a compelling CV, master interview techniques, and understand the key skills needed for success in health and social care.
Whether you’re starting your career or transitioning into a new phase of your career, our resources can help you on your journey.
