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ENA Care Group
Suite 2 Wentworth Lodge
Great North Road
Welwyn Garden City
Herts AL8 7SR
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Becoming a live-in carer in the UK can be a great way of experiencing rewarding work in another country. You can meet new people and travel, while doing something meaningful. If you are eligible for a working holiday visa (tier 5), dual citizenship or ancestry visa you are likely to be able to work for ENA in the UK.

Live-in care jobs are ideal for saving money to travel and are perfect for recent graduates and globe-trotters, as well as those wanting to visit the nation of their ancestors.

Our recruitment team understand the doubts you may have about moving to a new country for work, and will walk you through the process to ensure you feel supported every step of the way. Finding work in a new country can be tricky if you don’t know where to start, which is why we will assist you with your paperwork before you are invited to attend training at our UK head-office based in Hertfordshire, just outside London.

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Certificate of Sponsorship

If you require a Certificate of Sponsorship in order to apply for a visa to work in the UK, please apply below.

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Apply

Simply click the apply button above to start your application process. One of our recruitment ream will receive your application and review it and, if successful, you will move on to the next stage.

Interview

The recruitment team will organise an interview over video chat to discuss the live-in role in depth, as well as answer any questions you might have.

Background checks

Once successful at interview, your recruitment advisor will obtain the pertinent information to process a background check. This is a vital necessity to work as a live-in carer supporting vulnerable adults. The checks will include 3 reference contacts, a recent police check from your own country and photocopies of your ID documents.

Invitation

Once your background checks have been completed, your recruitment advisor will discuss with you potential training dates in the UK. You will then need to apply for your visas (if you haven’t already) and book flights to arrive in the UK before training commences.

Training and assessment week

You will be taught the Care Certificate and other mandatory training over a five day period, giving you everything you will need to start your career with us. Your trainer will assess your performance and behaviour throughout, all of which you will need to pass in order to be employed with us. There are no training costs and accommodation is included during your five day stay.

Matching

We match our carers and clients together depending on: experience, hobbies, interests and personalities. After the training and assessment week, you will need to wait to be matched with a suitable client using the personal profile that you have provided. You will have the opportunity to speak to your potential client over the phone so they can make an informed decision about you.

Placement

Our care team will notify you when you have been accepted by a client and will give you all the necessary information about where to go as well as when you will start.

Working

On arrival at a new placement you will receive a full handover from the previous carer, so you can get to know the client’s preferences. The support from head office means you will also have access to a member of the care team as well as 24/7 emergency support.