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Community Care Assistant • Inverness
Fraser Home Care
Thank you for your interest in the position of Community Care Assistant
in Inverness
with Fraser Home Care.
Fraser Home Care
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1. Can you tell us a bit about yourself and what attracted you to this Community Care Assistant role? Can you tell us a bit about yourself and what attracted you to this Community Care Assistant role?
2. What do you understand about the responsibilities of a Community Care Assistant? What do you understand about the responsibilities of a Community Care Assistant?
3. Why do you want to work in the care sector, and what does making a difference in someone's life mean to you? Why do you want to work in the care sector, and what does making a difference in someone's life mean to you?
4. Do you have any previous experience in caring for others, either professionally or informally, such as caring for family members? Do you have any previous experience in caring for others, either professionally or informally, such as caring for family members?
5. How would you handle a situation where a client is resistant to receiving care? How would you handle a situation where a client is resistant to receiving care?
6. Describe a time when you had to demonstrate empathy and compassion in a difficult situation. Describe a time when you had to demonstrate empathy and compassion in a difficult situation.
7. This role requires a person-centred approach. Can you explain what that means to you and how you would apply it in your work? This role requires a person-centred approach. Can you explain what that means to you and how you would apply it in your work?
8. What do you think are the most important qualities a Community Care Assistant should possess? What do you think are the most important qualities a Community Care Assistant should possess?
9. How do you approach maintaining the dignity and independence of vulnerable individuals in your care? How do you approach maintaining the dignity and independence of vulnerable individuals in your care?
10. Are you comfortable with the shift patterns mentioned in the job description? Which shifts are you most interested in? Are you comfortable with the shift patterns mentioned in the job description? Which shifts are you most interested in?
11. How would you manage your time effectively while working across different clients and locations? How would you manage your time effectively while working across different clients and locations?
12. Imagine you are in a client's home, and they ask you to do something you believe is not in their best interest. How would you handle the situation? Imagine you are in a client's home, and they ask you to do something you believe is not in their best interest. How would you handle the situation?
13. If you noticed a colleague not following proper care protocols, what steps would you take? If you noticed a colleague not following proper care protocols, what steps would you take?
14. Since this role includes comprehensive training, what are your expectations from the training process? Since this role includes comprehensive training, what are your expectations from the training process?
15. Are you open to pursuing the SVQ qualification? How do you feel about the prospect of further learning and development within the role? Are you open to pursuing the SVQ qualification? How do you feel about the prospect of further learning and development within the role?
16. Working as a Community Care Assistant often requires collaboration with other team members. Can you provide an example of how you worked effectively in a team in the past? Working as a Community Care Assistant often requires collaboration with other team members. Can you provide an example of how you worked effectively in a team in the past?
17. How do you feel about being part of a team that includes on-call support from the office? How would you leverage that support when needed? How do you feel about being part of a team that includes on-call support from the office? How would you leverage that support when needed?
18. What do you think would be the biggest challenge in this role for you, and how do you plan to overcome it? What do you think would be the biggest challenge in this role for you, and how do you plan to overcome it?
19. Do you have any questions for us about the role or the company? Do you have any questions for us about the role or the company?
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{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nCommunity Care Assistant with Fraser Home Care in Inverness, UK\n\nFraser Home Care is expanding its team of Community Care Assistants, offering competitive hourly rates from £12.50 to £13.55 per hour. \nDo you already work in the care sector or are you interested in starting a fulfilling career in social care and earning a relevant qualification without attending college? Our company, an approved SVQ centre, can assist, guide, and mentor you through your award, providing the foundation and qualifications for a rewarding career in the social care sector. This is a career where you can make a real difference to the lives of vulnerable people in your local community.\n\nOpportunities are available across the following shift patterns:\nPart time mornings on rotation 7am to 2pm\nPart time evenings on rotation 4pm to 10pm\nFull time on rotation 7am to 10pm with a 2 hour break between 2pm and 4pm\nWeekends - hours available between 7am and 10pm\nBank/Relief\nTeam Lead\n\nRotation -\nWeek 1 - Monday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.\nWeek 2 - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.\n\nAbout the role:\nWe are seeking dedicated individuals to join our team providing holistic personal care. By adopting a person-centred approach, we assist, enable, and support the overall wellbeing of vulnerable community members, helping them maintain their dignity and independence. Our care services are delivered in clients’ homes across the Inverness areas of Smithton, Culloden, Balloch, Cradlehall, and Westhill.\nResponsibilities may include meal preparation, medication assistance, personal care .\nNo prior experience in care is required, as we offer comprehensive training and ongoing support. We are looking for empathetic and compassionate individuals who are eager to make a positive impact on the lives of vulnerable people and possess a proactive attitude.\n\nEssential requirements:\nValid driving licence\nAccess to your own car for work purposes\nCar insurance that includes business use\n\nBenefits of joining our Team:\nGuaranteed hours\nPermanent contract\nEmployer's pension contribution.\n28 days of paid annual leave, inclusive of bank holidays\nPaid PVG check\nPaid mileage at 45p per mile\nUse of manual transmission company cars on certain runs (over 21)\nComprehensive training and free learning and development opportunities\nPayment for completed induction training\nShadow shifts provided and paid at the full hourly rate\nFully supported role with our on-call/office team available between 6am-10pm\nFree uniform/PPE\nUnlimited use of the Refer a Friend Scheme (up to £200 per referral)\nBlue Light Card (offering a range of holiday, retail and leisure discounts)\nIn house support, guidance and mentoring for Social Service and Health Care SVQ2, with no requirement to attend college; the entire qualification can be completed with us."}