Early years practitioner roles across London, Essex, Surrey and Hertfordshire — from baby room to pre-school, bank shifts to permanent contracts. You pick the days and the areas.
Practitioners leave the sector for reasons that have very little to do with the children: rotas that change without warning, settings that do not suit them, pay that arrives late, and managers who never ask what they want next.
Agency work fixes some of that if the agency is any good. You choose when you work and where. You see several settings before deciding where you want to stay. And if a placement is not right, you say so and we send you somewhere else.
We recruit only in early years, so the consultant you speak to understands the difference between a room you can work in and one you cannot.
Agency bookings are the cheapest way to find out what a nursery is actually like. When you find the one that fits, we can place you there permanently.
Term-time only, three days a week, mornings, bank shifts around studying. Set it in the app and change it whenever your life changes.
You get a named consultant. Message them in the app. They know your qualifications, your areas and the rooms you are good in.
Weekly pay, submitted from your phone. Access to training courses. A £50 gift card for referring a practitioner who starts with us, and £100 cash back if you take a permanent role through us and are still there four weeks after your first day.
We have been early years specialists since 2014 and are rated Excellent across 65 Google reviews.
London, Essex, Surrey and Hertfordshire — day nurseries, nursery schools, children’s centres, primary schools and residential care settings.
Every live vacancy we are recruiting for is on our job board — nursery, school and SEN roles across London, Essex, Surrey and Hertfordshire, updated as they come in.
In practice the titles are used interchangeably across settings. Both usually mean a Level 2 or Level 3 qualified member of the room team working directly with children. We place both, and the actual duties depend on the setting and the room.
Yes. A lot of our practitioners work term-time only, and we also supply holiday clubs if you want extra hours in the breaks.
Only if you want that. Many practitioners prefer to become regulars at one or two settings, and we book you back where you have worked well.
Tell your consultant. We would rather move you than have you dread going in. It also tells us something useful about matching you next time.
Yes, and many start as agency bookings. Working in a setting first is the best way to know whether you want a contract there.
Register, set your availability, and see what comes back.