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Top tips on how to prepare for a Live-in Care interview with The Good Care Group

Top tips on how to prepare for a Live-in Care interview with The Good Care Group

01 Feb 2023.
We all know how daunting interviews can feel. At The Good Care Group, we want you to feel relaxed and prepared to speak with our team of Recruiters. When you are invited to a final interview, our Recruiters will conduct a face to face video call. We want the opportunity to get to know you better and to have an insight into your previous experience and passion for care. We want you to go into the interview feeling comfortable and confident, that’s why we’ve provided some tips on how to best prepare for your Live-in Care interview at The Good Care Group. Preparation In the days running up to your interview, we recommend that you come prepared. Having an understanding ...
Live-in care has given me a sense of independence

Live-in care has given me a sense of independence

01 Dec 2022.
Ella is part of the Marketing team at The Good Care Group, and wanted to accompany Karen, Care Manager, on one of her visits to meet a carer named Hani, who is celebrating her clients three-year anniversary with us.   “I have worked in the care industry for a number of years, and I really wanted to join a care manager on a visit to meet a carer and client, witness their connection, and experience what it’s like to receive live-care in your own home. Care manager Karen covers our care packages in the North West, which is local to me. “I was eager to meet Hani and learn about her experience as a live-in carer, as well as her ...
Working with a regulated care provider in England

Working with a regulated care provider in England

25 May 2022.
When searching for a new role within the care sector you can be faced with a lot of choice, which may feel overwhelming.  So, how do you choose who to work with?  Unless you are wanting to work privately, one of the first things to think about is whether the company you are looking to work with is regulated, or not.  Being regulated means they are monitored and inspected by the Care Quality Commission in England. These regular inspections ensure that regulated care companies are always meeting requirements for the safety and quality of care that’s provided, and also for the support and training that they provide for their employees.   So, in practical terms, what does this mean for you? ...

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