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Live in Lifestyle Assistant for a Games Design Graduate
Are you a recent graduate and not sure what to do next? Or are you someone with a passion for making a positive impact in others lives?
We have an amazing opportunity for you to become a Personal Assistant to a Computer Games Design and Development providing his care support to enable him to make the most of his life and job as a Junior Technical Designer following his recent MA Graduation.
Start Date:January 2025
Location: Guildford (GU1)
Shift Pattern: Two Weeks on / Two weeks off
You must hold a full UK driving licence and be 25+ due to insurance purposes. You will be required to drive our client's adapted vehicle.
Rate of Pay & Benefits
Pay: £140 per day / £980 per week worked / £1,960 per two weeks worked
Holidays: 5.6 weeks (pro rata)
Bespoke training in the clients particular requirements will be provided
On-call support from client coordinator
About our Client
Our client lives with Spinal Muscular Atrophy type 3, which impacts his lower body strength and mobility, requiring the use of a wheelchair. Despite this, he embraces life with enthusiasm, having completed a degree in Computer Games Design. Ben is a passionate fan of football and basketball, loves video games, and is an avid history enthusiast. Known for his open-mindedness and easy-going nature, he seeks carers to help him pursue his interests, although he admits he's not a morning person.
Written by our client
I have Spinal Muscular Atrophy which causes loss of strength in muscles, so I need someone who is understanding and adaptable as a wide variety of tasks are difficult for me. The exact tasks vary day to day depending on both how I feel that day and what I will be doing.
I am relatively outgoing and enjoy socialising with friends, so I always appreciate a carer who understands and is ready to support that. I am also a BIG sports fan, in particular Football and Basketball.
I am also a massive history nerd, be prepared to have random facts chucked at you! I also enjoy video games & TV.
About the Job
This is a fantastic opportunity to truly make a positive difference to somebody elses life. To assist our client to achieve their goals and aspirations. Therefore, this job offers the prospect of meaningful job satisfaction.
Our client requires a Personal Assistant to support with all aspects of daily life, from basic care requirements, to travelling with and assisting him in his wheelchair to social arrangements.
At weekends, our client may like to take various trips in his vehicle. Therefore, you will assist our client to get in and out of the car and be the driver of the vehicle. You will need to be 25+ Years of Age for insurance purposes.
Our client completes required physio sessions during the week, which you can be trained to carry out.
You may be required to attend medical appointments with the client.
You will be required to provide the highest quality of care and support. Our client knows what needs to be done and will direct you.
Care experience is not required as full training in our client's particular requirements will be provided.
You will need:
- Full Clean UK Driving Licence (Essential)
- +25 years old for insurance purposes (Essential)
- To be physically fit, calm, patient, friendly and caring
- Good organisational skills and the ability to work on your own initiative
- To have a good sense of humour
- A mature and responsible attitude
- Good communication skills
Application Process: To apply, please submit a cover letter describing your interests and explaining why you would be a suitable candidate for this unique and rewarding position.
About Us: AskJules is committed to fostering an inclusive environment. We are agents for university students with physical disabilities, providing personal, academic, and social support. AskJules is dedicated to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of vulnerable adults. All applicants must be willing to undergo appropriate screening, including checks with past employers and an Enhanced Disclosure via the Disclosure and Barring Service.
