what we do
Do you work in a nursery, or want to?
If you hold a recognised childcare qualification and/or experience in a childcare setting we’d love to hear from you. We have great jobs at all levels and will help you find that short term or permanent position you’re looking for in Essex, Middlesex, East Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Birmingham.
We’ll give you a £50 voucher for a shop/website of your choice if we can place a friend you refer to us. Get in touch to help your friends earn £200 – £500 more per month!
Do you manage a nursery?
Nurseries thrive when they have great staff. We’re passionate about helping you find properly screened, local day-to-day supply, long-term or permanent staff for your nursery in Essex, Middlesex, East Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Birmingham.
We work with experienced NVQ Level 3 and Level 2 Early Years Practitioners based across Birmingham, Brentwood, Billericay, Braintree, Chelmsford, Colchester, Slough, High Wycombe, Aylesbury, Beaconsfield, Marlow, Uxbridge and beyond.
You’ll find us to be proactive and responsive. We know the pressures you face to have qualified and caring staff in place – and we’ll do everything possible to help.
Level 3 qualified nursery nurses
Level 2 qualified nursery nurses
Room leaders
Nursery managers
Full-time roles
Part-time roles
Long-term staff
Short-term day-to-day supply staff
One to one SEN support
Permanent staff
Maternity cover
Great pay and competitive rates
featured jobs
our “how to” guides
useful information and other tips
12 signs that it’s time to look for a new job
Sometimes it’s harder than you think to recognise that work isn’t making you happy any more. When does the balance shift between it being better to stay – and it being better to go? 1. You’re already looking for a new job Lots of people keep an eye on the job...
how to: create a great CV
When nursery practitioners are required to have similar qualifications and work experience to get a job in the first place, it’s hard to make your CV stand out. Here are some best practice guidelines to follow so that you’re presenting your skills in the best possible...
how to: have a fabulous first day
So you’re about to start a new job. Congratulations! Your first day is drawing closer and you’re a bit nervous about making a good impression and a whole host of other things. Will they like you? Will you know what to do? What will the work be like? Don’t worry or...
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