Assistance Dog Trainer Role
Join Our Team and Make a Life-Changing Difference!
Autism Dogs Charity is seeking a passionate and experienced Assistance Dog Trainer to join our dedicated Training Team. This full-time role offers a unique opportunity to transform lives through our specialised Autism Assistance Dog Programme, recognised as the most successful of its kind in the UK.
About the Role: As an Assistance Dog Trainer, you will:
- Work primarily from our HQ in Congleton, with travel opportunities.
- Gain hands-on experience with our proven training methods, learning from qualified trainers.
- Be part of the journey to train, assess, and qualify Autism Assistance Dogs to our exceptional standards.
- Receive comprehensive training in autism, safeguarding, and dog-handling techniques.
Key Responsibilities:
- Training assistance dogs in basic obedience, public access, and advanced tasks specific to autism support.
- Conducting temperament assessments and socialisation activities.
- Collaborating with clients to ensure the best dog-handler match and supporting their training.
What We’re Looking For:
- A minimum of 1 year of dog training experience.
- A commitment to excellence in canine welfare and client support.
- Enthusiasm for contributing to a high-impact, rewarding programme
What We Offer:
- Competitive hourly wage.
- Full-time position (40 hours/week).
- Comprehensive on-the-job training.
- Work at our beautiful HQ in Congleton, Cheshire, with occasional travel as needed.
Why Join Us?
- Be part of a mission-driven charity transforming lives.
- Enjoy a dynamic and supportive work environment.
- Develop your skills in a role that offers purpose and professional growth.
How to Apply: If you’re ready for a demanding yet rewarding career that makes a real difference, we want to hear from you! Send your CV and a brief confirmation of your interest to Simon Smith at simon.smith@autismdogs.co.uk by 7th December 2024.
Make a Pawsitive Impact – Apply Today! 🐾
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