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At the Mary Hare Hearing Centre, we’re looking for a caring and motivated Hearing Care Assistant (HCA) to join our friendly team.

This role is open to both aspiring HCAs who wish to train in audiology and experienced HCAs already qualified in hearing care and wax removal. You’ll be joining an independent, patient-focused practice that values time, care, and genuine connection over sales targets.

We are seeking a Teaching assistant to work with our deaf children. Be part of the team helping the pupils at Mary Hare Primary School to learn to grow in understanding of themselves and to develop their knowledge skills through the curriculum – with the aim of making each child a confident, self-motivated, and independent learner.

Under the direction of the Operations Supervisor and together with the other members of the estates and grounds team, you would contribute to the smooth running of the school by delivering a range of duties and tasks to the highest standards, including preventative and reactive maintenance and small projects, grounds work, and security and supervision of the site and related equipment.  You will help maintain a built and natural estate that provides a safe, secure and well-maintained environment, encouraging learning and complying with all legal requirements and statutory responsibilities.

We are seeking to employ a teaching assistant to work 1-1 with a young child who has additional needs to their deafness. The aim and focus of the role would be to support the child to fulfil their potential for language through oral immersion and to enable further support of the role of the Teacher of the Deaf, Speech and Language Therapists and Occupational Therapists through targeted intervention.

At the Mary Hare Hearing Centre, we’re looking for a caring and motivated Hearing Care Assistant (HCA) to join our friendly team.

This role is open to both aspiring HCAs who wish to train in audiology and experienced HCAs already qualified in hearing care and wax removal.

As an HCA at the Mary Hare Hearing Centre, you’ll work closely with our experienced Audiologists to provide high-quality, person-centred hearing care.

Providing secretarial, administrative and clerical support under the direction of the Office Manager. The applicant’s main duties will be to cover reception and administrative tasks, including supporting with the EHCP Annual Review process, and to monitor the transport for pupils leaving the site.

Arlington Arts is a thriving and very busy arts and conference centre situated on the campus of Mary Hare School.  Our main mission is to support the various activities of Mary Hare, as well as providing funds for the charity to continue its work with deaf children and young people.

To be part of a team of casual bar staff to work behind the bar during events, serving alcoholic and soft drinks, hot drinks and snacks to audiences and all users of the facility, to a very high standard of customer care and service.

Do you enjoy working with young people and children?

Are you feeling disillusioned and are looking for a change?

Would you like a better quality of life whilst you regain and develop your professional passion?

We are seeking energetic, dynamic and enthusiastic people who can commit to being available to work shifts within our residential boarding houses. Our children and young people enjoy being supported by a team of adults who bring with them unique hobbies and interests and an enabling approach which encourages and supports then while away from their homes. You will form relationships with both staff and children and will become an integral part of the residential service as a whole.

Arlington Arts is a thriving and very busy arts and conference centre situated on the campus of Mary Hare School.

Main Duties & Responsibilities:

To provide technical services and assistance with performances, exhibitions, hires and events to include; 

lighting rigging, focusing, operation and basic design
working knowledge of live mixing and operating a digital sound desk
regular format and layout changes in the theatre

To work with incoming artists, performers, hirers, school staff and students to ensure that every user of the venue receives the best possible service for their event.

Arlington Arts is a thriving and very busy arts and conference centre situated on the campus of Mary Hare School.

The Role:

To be responsible for the smooth running of events and performances at any time of the day, but especially during evenings and weekends. To manage a small team of bar staff and volunteer stewards to ensure that all audiences, artists, students, groups, visitors and users of the venue in whatever capacity receive the best possible experience and the highest standards of customer care.