Early years educator apprentice

  • Company: CASA TIERRA BILINGUAL CHILDCARE LIMITED
  • Location: London, SE15 3RP
  • Type: Apprenticeship
  • Salary: Apprenticeship Minimum Wage
  • Sector: Education and early years
  • Ref: NAS-2000058019
  • Application Deadline Date: 08/11/2026
  • Start Date: 12/11/2026
  • Positions Available: 1
  • Working Week: 20 - 40 hours (flexible) Monday - Friday. Shifts TBC.

Brief Description

Start your career in early years education with our Level 3 Apprenticeship! Gain hands on experience working with young children, learn from an experienced team, develop valuable skills and work towards a recognised qualification. You’ll be supported while making a difference to children’s learning, development and wellbeing.

Future Prospects


  • A warm, caring, and patient nature.

  • Be committed to safeguarding children effectively with the ability to work in a way that always promotes the safety and wellbeing of children.

  • Be committed to diversity and equality.

  • Good interpersonal, communication and professional skills in liaising with staff, parents, and other practitioners in the groups we visit.

  • The ability to work with young children and their families in a sensitive and positive way. 

  • A sense of responsibility and excellent time keeping are essential as we are such a small team.

  • Creative ideas for activities. 

  • Good written English skills for recording children’s progress.

  • An interest in child development.

  • Some basic meal prep skills for breakfast and tea (a chef cooks the main lunch) or a willingness to learn.

  • A willingness to support nature play.

  • Appropriate professional appearance (practical casual own clothes to be worn).

  • Demonstrates a high level of honesty and integrity.

  • Some basic Spanish would be an advantage but is not essential, as would any extra skills like the ability to play an instrument, arts and crafts or gardening/nature play skills.

Vacancy Detail


  • Helping to prepare and feed children simple meals and drinks (the cook prepares hot meals).

  • Changing nappies or helping with potty/toilet training.

  • Teaching general life skills, such as basic hygiene and manners. 

  • Helping to get the children safely access nature play at our house or in local green spaces. 

  • Closely supervising children during activities and ensuring the environment is safe. 

  • Developing positive relationships with children, parents, other staff, and members of the household to ensure children and parents feel happy and comfortable with the provision. 

  • Planning and delivering stimulating activities to enable the children to develop in all the EYFS key areas. 

  • Tidying away resources and cleaning up after meals in line with health and safety and food hygiene requirements. 

  • Helping to track and record the children’s development and experiences using an online software programme. 

  • Be familiar with all the policies and procedures such as safeguarding, data protection and emergency evacuation procedures and ensure they are adhered to. 

  • Be familiar with Ofsted requirements and how to ensure they are met (training provided).

Ready to start your adventure?