Bank Night Senior Care Assistant

Licensed visa sponsor —
Agincare UK Limited is on the Home Office register of licensed worker sponsors (Skilled Worker), so it can sponsor a work visa. This particular advert does not mention sponsorship, so confirm with the employer before you apply. Applicants from Nigeria and elsewhere, in the UK or overseas, may apply.

Agincare is seeking a dedicated Bank Night Senior Care Assistant in Weymouth, a role perfect for experienced care professionals, including Nigerians and other African immigrants who require UK work visa sponsorship. This position offers a competitive hourly rate of £13.46 and excellent opportunities for career development and fully funded training. With visa sponsorship explicitly available, this is a significant chance for international applicants to advance their careers in the UK care sector.

As a Bank Night Senior Care Assistant, you will be a crucial part of the Agincare family, dedicated to making a tangible difference in residents' lives every single day. Your compassion and experience will help foster a comfortable, valued, and truly cared-for environment within the care home.

Your primary responsibilities will include delivering and leading high-quality, person-centred care, assisting residents with personal care while respecting their dignity and independence, and accurately administering medication. This role requires a confident and caring team player with strong leadership qualities, ready to support and uplift both residents and colleagues.

• Minimum 12 months right to work in the UK (or eligible for Skilled Worker visa sponsorship)
• Level 2 Health & Social Care qualification (or actively working towards Level
  3)
• Flexibility to work night and weekend shifts as and when required (night shifts are 8pm to 8am)
• A caring, confident team player with proven leadership qualities
• Demonstrated experience in a care professional role

• Competitive hourly rate of £13.46
• Refer a friend scheme (up to £1000)
• Outstanding career development and fully funded training up to QCF Level 5
• Blue Light discount package and Company pension scheme
• On-demand pay option

For Nigerians and other African immigrants eyeing this Bank Night Senior Care Assistant role, preparation is key. Ensure your CV is meticulously tailored to highlight your care experience, leadership skills, and any relevant UK-specific qualifications like NVQs or QCFs. Focus on practical examples of person-centred care, medication administration, and team leadership. A strong Linked In profile, optimized for UK employers, can also significantly boost your visibility.

Gather your professional references and be ready to discuss your Level 2 Health & Social Care qualification (or progress towards Level
3). For those requiring visa sponsorship, prepare to articulate your commitment to a long-term career in UK care and how your skills align perfectly with the role's demands, demonstrating a clear understanding of the UK's care standards and regulations.

• Ensure your CV is in a UK format, detailing all relevant care experience and qualifications.
• Prepare to discuss your experience with medication administration and leading care teams.
• Be ready to provide professional references from previous care roles.
• Familiarise yourself with UK care standards and CQC regulations.
• Practice articulating your commitment to long-term work in the UK and your understanding of visa sponsorship requirements.

Visa / Skilled Worker (Tier
2) sponsorship is AVAILABLE for this role, making it open to foreign and overseas applicants who need a UK work visa. Foreigners (non-UK residents) are explicitly encouraged to apply. If your right-to-work status is borderline or complex, clearly state your situation in your application and be prepared to discuss it during the interview process.