Care Jobs and Recruitment Support for Adult Social Care

Care Wizard is a free job platform designed specifically for people looking for care jobs in the UK. It connects job seekers with care homes, domiciliary care providers, and health and social care employers who are actively recruiting.

You can browse hundreds of care assistant jobs, support worker roles, senior care positions, and management opportunities across the UK. Employers can also post vacancies and connect with candidates who are passionate about working in care.

Yes. Care Wizard lists a wide range of domiciliary care jobs, including roles for care assistants, support workers, and community carers.

Many home care providers use Care Wizard to recruit staff who are comfortable working in the community and supporting people in their own homes. You can search for local domiciliary care jobs or roles that offer flexible hours.

Not always. Many employers offer entry-level care jobs with full training provided.

If you are compassionate, reliable, and willing to learn, you may be able to start as a care assistant or support worker without previous experience. Employers often provide induction training such as the Care Certificate to help new staff develop the skills needed to support service users safely.

Some care roles require qualifications, while others provide training once you start the job.

Common qualifications in the care sector include:

• Level 2 Diploma in Adult Care
• Level 3 Diploma in Adult Care
• Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management for Adult Care

Many employers support staff to gain these qualifications while working, helping them progress in their care careers.

Care worker salaries in the UK vary depending on the role, experience, and location.

Typical salary ranges include:

• Care Assistant: £11–£13 per hour
• Senior Care Worker: £13–£16 per hour
• Registered Manager: £35,000–£55,000 per year

Some employers also offer overtime, bonuses, and career progression opportunities within the care sector.

Yes. Care Wizard is completely free for job seekers.

You can search and apply for care jobs, support worker roles, and health and social care vacancies without paying any fees. Our goal is to make it easier for people to find meaningful careers in care.

Yes. Care Wizard is connected to training providers and learning resources that support people working in health and social care.

This includes access to information about care training courses, diplomas, and professional development opportunities that can help you grow your career in the sector.

Yes. Many care jobs offer flexible working patterns, including:

• Part-time shifts
• Evening or weekend work
• Flexible rotas
• Bank or agency shifts

This makes a career in care suitable for people looking for flexible employment or work-life balance.

Many people start their career in care as a Care Assistant, Support Worker, or Healthcare Assistant.

These roles provide hands-on experience supporting people with daily living tasks, personal care, and companionship. With experience and training, you can progress into senior care roles, specialist support roles, or management positions.

Care Wizard helps you discover entry-level care jobs and career pathways in health and social care.