The role of a Learning Disability Support Worker is a very fulfilling job. The main purpose of the job as a Support Worker is to help the supported person live a fulfilling life. What this looks like will vary from one person to another, depending on the person’s abilities and interests. It could involve helping the person organise the finances, going to the supermarket to do the grocery shopping or going for a daily walk.
If you're interviewing for a Teaching job, you know that the interview process can be nerve-wracking. You want to make sure that you're prepared for any questions that might come up, so here are our top five interview questions for Teachers.
Excessive workload and the lack of a work-life balance remain key issues at work which drive poor mental health or wellbeing for education staff. This can have a dramatic impact on a Teacher’s life.
Here’s our top 5 tips to improve work-life balance.
Christmas is one of those times of year that should be great, but in reality, is a source of great stress for many people. For families of children with ADHD, the changes in routine, build-up of excitement and the interminable ‘waiting’ is sometimes just too much.
Here are 12 tips to support ADHD families through the festive period.