FAQs
What is the role of a Wellbeing Advisor at City and Islington College?
The Wellbeing Advisor is responsible for delivering wellbeing services and support throughout the college, helping students achieve their learning goals and qualifications. This includes providing advice on wellbeing matters and serving as a designated child protection officer.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A relevant Level 3 or higher professional qualification is required, along with experience in delivering support services to students or young people, particularly in Mental Health Support Services.
What type of experience should a candidate have?
Candidates should have experience in successfully delivering mental health support services and a familiarity with current developments in community care and legislation relating to mental health.
Are there opportunities for professional development within CCCG?
Yes, CCCG is dedicated to providing the best possible education and training, and they recognize the hard work of their staff, which may include opportunities for professional development.
Does the college have a commitment to diversity and inclusion?
Yes, CCCG is committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion in all activities, welcoming applications from candidates from all backgrounds.
What are the key values of CCCG?
The key values of CCCG are Respect, Aspiration, Collaboration, and Opportunity, which guide the organization's principles and approach to their work.
Is a DBS check required for this position?
Yes, all successful candidates will need to complete a DBS check, with some roles requiring an Enhanced check as part of the safer recruitment processes.
Can you work in a hybrid format for this role?
The job description does not specify remote work options, but interested candidates are encouraged to apply early to clarify any work arrangements during the application process.
What is the mission of City and Islington College?
City and Islington College aims to transform lives through exceptional education and training, providing students with a wide array of academic and vocational courses to fulfill their educational and professional aspirations.
How large is the student population at City and Islington College?
The College caters to around 1,800 students wishing to progress to university, particularly at its Sixth Form centre, which offers a large choice of A Level subjects.