Without doubt, one of the most rewarding careers is being a carer.
NVC Group Chairman Janine Reed said her organisation has opened its doors to a new intake of trainee carers, in the hope to help meet the surge in demand for aged care services.
“We have built our reputation on providing the highest quality of care to older people for close to 50 years,” she said.
“NVC Group’s services are in-demand because we are a service provider for the Australian Government’s popular Home Care Packages and because our community is ageing, and people understandably require more support.
“I hope young people desiring to enter the workforce or those people wanting to re-train strongly consider our traineeships, as we have a lot to offer to assist people wanting a career in health and community care.”
Some of the benefits of becoming a trainee carer include:
Kempsey resident Chris Tunnicliffe, 41, said he found his traineeship with NVC Group really rewarding.
“I became interested in working in aged care after moving here from Sydney six or seven years ago,” he said.
“I went to an open day at NV College and I approached staff there about whether or not I could work in Kempsey while I was studying. They were so encouraging and flexible and I was offered a carer’s traineeship and work at Cedar Place nursing home.
“My work satisfaction has really improved and I gained a lot of skills through studying at the college.”
How to get involved:
Step 1: Email an expression of interest and/or resume to admin@nvcl.org.au by 5pm, Friday 9 September 2022.
Step 2: Attend an interview
Step 3: Upon completion of your interview, selected applicants will be invited to undertake pre-employment training with NV College, the specialist in care training. Successful applicants will then transfer either into a part-time or full-time traineeship where they can continue their studies while gaining the benefits of being employed by NVC Group.
For more information or to apply contact (02) 6598 5000 or admin@nvcl.org.au
No prior experience is required, making this a great opportunity to take up.
Media contact: Elizabeth Spry – 0477 962 080.