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If you need sponsorship to work in the UK, please visit the Home Office website for information on sponsorship and visa status before you fill in the application form.
Please try to complete all parts of the application form, if some sections of the form do not apply to you, enter N/A (not applicable) in the spaces provided.
The majority of communication during the recruitment process is via email and text therefore please provide a correct email address and mobile phone number if you have one.
Each job we advertise with a job description and person specification. The job description lists the main types of duties and responsibilities of the post. The person specification outlines the skills, knowledge, experience and qualifications that you will need for the job.
Please read these documents before you apply for the position and take a look at the Trust values, as well as any other information provided.
Once you are familiar with the requirements of the post, please ensure your application accurately reflects where you match them. Applications are shortlisted using the person specification, therefore it is important to give examples to demonstrate how your skills and experience are relevant to the job you are applying for and how and where you have used them.
Dont forget to provide information on any relevant experience from your present or previous jobs. You can include skills and experience gained from community, voluntary or work experience.
Please do not ignore the Supporting Information section of the application form. It is an important part of the application, as this is the section where you can tell us further about you, your qualifications and experience.
Please make sure you provide accurate contact details for your references and let them know if a reference request is being sent to them. This often speeds up the process and avoids unnecessary delays to you starting your job.
Complete contact details is required i.e. full names, a contact address, telephone number and email address. Please note that most of our communication is done by email.
Your first referee should be your current employer if you are in work and the other should be from a previous employer/school/college.
If you have not worked for some time or have never worked, use referees who can comment on your ability to do the job, e.g. a teacher, course tutor or charity organiser. Dont give the names of family members or friends.
The information you supply via the employment monitoring form, which is towards the end of the online form, is used for reporting only. The recruitment team, hiring managers and interview panel cannot see this information. This information, once reported, helps us to see how effective our policies on promoting equal opportunities and valuing diversity are. It will never be used to decide who will be offered the job.
We are committed to increasing employment opportunities for disabled people and encouraging all people with a disability to apply for a job with us.
If you need special arrangements to get to the interview or selection test, please give us details in the space indicated on the application form.
You may also be entitled to receive support from Access to Work throughout the recruitment stages. For more information, contact Access to Work on 0345 268 8489 or visit www.gov.uk/access-to-work.
Once you have completed the form, please remember to proofread it and check that you have answered each section as fully as possible.
Submit your application and keep a copy, to help you prepare if you are shortlisted for an interview.
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