3 deputy manager jobs found in London

Deputy Nursery Manager We Are Recruiting: Are you an inspirational, dedicated, and passionate Deputy Nursery Manager?  Join our well-established team in Acton Park and be part of a nurturing environment where you can truly make a difference in children’s lives and develop your career in early years.    Position: Deputy Manager – reporting to the Nursery Manager Hours: 40 hours per week Salary: from £31,304 per annum Opening Hours: 7.30am to 6.00pm About Our Nursery: We are a family-run business with over 25 years of experience and eight beautiful nurseries across Buckinghamshire and West London. Our Acton Park setting is especially close to our hearts – a truly unique nursery nestled in the heart of the community and within a beautiful park.  The nursery offers a vibrant early years setting which has been thoughtfully designed with stunning rooms, exceptional resources, and exciting and inspiring outdoor garden, the...

Early Years Practitioner - Hackney - ASAP Start We are looking for a dedicated Early Years Practitioner with experience to join the team at this lovely nursery in Hackney. Room Leader and Deputy Manager positions are also currently available. It is essential that you hold at least a Level 3 qualification in Early Years or Childcare, and previous experience working in a nursery or early years setting is required. Working alongside other Practitioners who are dedicated to supporting Early Years, you will be playing a key role in preparing young children for their future, and supporting their growth and development during their most formative years.   This nursery is a wonderful place to work, with a caring management team who will support your career progression through fully funded further training and plenty of opportunities for professional development. Other benefits of working here include bonuses paid throughout the year, a cycle to work scheme, team social events, and...

As a Level 3 Nursery Practitioner you will be assisting the nursery management on the day-to-day running of the nursery. You will be supporting the room leader and the team to plan and deliver the highest standard of care throughout the nurseries as detailed in the childcare audit and OFSTED inspections. You will be flexible and will adapt to any of the rooms and setting as and when needed. You will maintain regular learning journals of all the children to measure their development and to able to efficiently and effectively hand over key person’s responsibility. You will proactively work with the nursery manager, the deputy manager and the room leader to promote positive and healthy working culture whilst inspiring the team to excel in their endeavours. You will be a key person for a group of children to ensure each child’s redevelopment is monitored and identify next stage of progression or if further learning support is required. You will support fellow key persons in your team...