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Come and work with us
Our team is growing, and we're always looking for people who share our values to join Courtesy Care. Apply today and we'll be in touch within 48 hours.
Join our team
Our carers make a positive difference every day they come to work, enabling people to remain in the comfort of their own homes. When you join Courtesy Care, you'll be welcomed into a supportive and dedicated team, where everyone is passionate about their work.
We provide you with the training you need to feel comfortable and confident when visiting clients and are always on hand to offer guidance where required. We're looking for friendly, kind and compassionate people who enjoy spending time with people.
Reasons to Join Courtesy Care
1
Fair Pay
Carers make an invaluable contribution to those they support. Our pay is competitive, with enhanced weekend rates and Bank Holiday rates.
2
Flexible contracts
Our customers have their own individual schedules, which is why we can offer both full and part time hours that can fit around your commitments and life-style.
3
Full support
We don't throw you in at the deep end. From day one, you'll always know who you can turn to for guidance and advice at any time. You're never on your own!
4
Daily satisfaction
Nothing beats the feeling of knowing you've improved the lives of your clients and supported their loved ones. You'll bring daily smiles to them, and yourself.
5
Ongoing Training
We provide regular, comprehensive training courses to equip you with new skills and knowledge throughout your career as a carer and beyond
We expect the best of all of our staff, but with patience and kindness, we allow people to make mistakes and support them to learn from them.
FAQ's
Do you need qualifications to be a carer?
We will only accept applications from carers that have undertaken recent mandatory training. Please get in touch with us to find out exactly which training courses we require to have been completed.
What are the benefits of being a carer?
Caring is often considered to be a very rewarding role. Carers have the time to build relationships with their client, they have a regular income, the opportunity to work in different settings and the ability to gain experience of a variety of medical conditions.
What are your main duties and responsibilities as a carer?
Carers can assist with many things, they are generally responsible for light domestic chores, cooking, running errands and doing laundry. Usually, they are also responsible for assisting clients with bathing, showering, grooming, and other personal hygiene tasks. They can also assist with taking medication and incontinence care.