Registered Manager Childrens Home

Registered Manager, Children's Home – Esland

Location:

Preston, England

Compensation: £44,000 – £52,000 per year + bonus up to £8,500.

Our home is a 2‑bed nurturing residential care facility dedicated to children under the Education and Care (EBD) framework.

What we are looking for:

• Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management for Residential Childcare
• Minimum 2 years in a position relevant to residential care of children
• A compassionate, resilient leader who thrives on making a difference in children's lives

Successful employment is subject to satisfactory Full Enhanced Disclosure, right to work and reference checks in line with government regulations and Safer Recruitment Practices.

All young people are equally entitled to have their needs met in a fair and balanced way. Esland employees are responsible for promoting equal opportunities for all and for challenging any behaviour or practice which discriminates against any young person or colleague on the grounds of race, religion, disability, age, gender, sexual orientation, or any other perceived difference.

• Competitive salary up to £52,000
• Bonus structure with potential to earn up to £8,500
• 25 days annual leave
• A day off for your birthday (in addition to your holiday entitlement)
• Access to our green hybrid and electric vehicle scheme
• Healthcare cashback plan
• Brand new and improved management development programme
• Enrolment into the Esland pension scheme
• Comprehensive, paid induction training (accredited through the Bild Association of Certified Training)
• Ongoing training and development
• Fantastic career progression opportunities – over 50 internal promotions last year
• Cycle to work scheme
• £500 ‘Refer a Friend’ bonus
• Monthly recognition awards
• Casual dress code
• Access to big‑brand deals and discounts via our E‑Together employee benefits scheme
• Food available while on shift
• Free parking
• Free accommodation at our holiday home in the Peak District
• Opportunity to make a real difference in a child’s life