SANDWELL METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL Careers and Employment
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Primary School Teacher
£28,147 per year
Social Worker
£32,212 per year
Customer Service Representative
£20,823 per year
Education & Instruction
Primary School Teacher
£28,147 per year
High School Teacher
£28,816 per year
Learning Specialist
£30,115 per year
Community & Social Service
Social Worker
£32,212 per year
Support Practitioner
£19,669 per year
Youth Worker
£19,893 per year
Rating overview
Rating is calculated based on 59 reviews and is evolving.
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Reviews
Youth Worker in Oldbury/Smethwick
on 16 November 2020
Delivering Youth Work with an amazing team
One of the few functional youth services in the Midlands.Operating on a shoestring but delivering amazing youth work interventions in the community.Youth centres and 2 mobile youth buses.
Administration Assistant in Oldbury, West Midlands
on 4 November 2020
Stressful
A failure to deal with complaints properly. Lack of equal opportunities for training and progression. This was my personal experience. I found the environment oppressive.
Home Support Assistant in Great Barr, West Midlands
on 25 August 2020
Working patten is good 4 days on and 4 days off
Good place to work, working 4 days and get 4 days off Management are supportive, helpful counciling service available where you can talk about things that bother you.
Caretaker in West Bromwich, West Midlands
on 15 April 2020
Nice job
Nice place to work, people are laid back, there is a culture of tale telling by employees to management, but has I say do no wrong and what tales can they tell, line manager is ok, top manager is spot on, firm but fair, I’m enjoying my time here, plenty of overtime and the majority of people are ok.
Gas Service Officer in Sandwell Rd
on 29 March 2020
Depressing and negative attidudes
Meetings and more meetings, increased workload. Managers not understanding the pressure put on the people who have to implement the procedures forced on the work force who have to carry out the duties, that have changed, the work force some times have to carry out these duties knowing full well that they will not succeed. Having worked at Sandwell for 20 years I have seen many changes, the creation of Sandwell Homes, I wonder how long it took for the Higher management to realise that they were creating there own jobs to be made redundant. Hence the return to Sandwell MBC.
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Interview insights
Insights from 13 Indeed users who have interviewed with SANDWELL METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL within the last 5 years.
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Interview is average
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Interview questions
Pass work history ,improving tenants quality of life health & safety previous training
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