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Personal Assistant Application Form Submission

Where did you hear about our PA vacancies? (required): Job Centre

 

I confirm that I have the right to work in the UK and am able to prove my eligibility status when required to do so. (required): Yes

Please read the Job Description carefully before providing information in this Section of the Application Form. Give details of your previous employment or experience which you think would help you to do this job. (required): I have experience that has helped me develop skills which are highly relevant to the Personal Assistant role. I am reliable, patient, and organised, and I understand the importance of providing support in a respectful, person-centred way. Through previous work and personal experience, I have supported individuals by assisting with daily tasks, maintaining routines, and ensuring they feel comfortable, listened to, and respected. I am confident following instructions, respecting privacy and confidentiality, and adapting my approach to suit individual needs and preferences. I have good communication skills and am able to build positive, trusting relationships. I understand the importance of being punctual, dependable, and consistent, particularly when someone relies on support to maintain their independence. I am also able to work on my own initiative while knowing when to ask for guidance or clarification. In addition, I am organized and able to manage multiple tasks effectively, remaining calm and focused in different situations. I am committed to providing high-quality support that promotes dignity, independence, and wellbeing, and I am keen to learn and develop my skills further within this role.

What qualities do you think are important when working as a personal assistant with a disabled person? (required): When working as a personal assistant with a disabled person, it is important to be respectful, patient, and reliable. Every individual has different needs, preferences, and routines, so being flexible and person-centred is essential. A good personal assistant should listen carefully, follow instructions, and support the individual in a way that promotes independence rather than taking over. Good communication skills are also very important, including being able to communicate clearly, ask questions when needed, and respect confidentiality and privacy at all times. Building trust is key, and this comes from being consistent, honest, and dependable. Empathy and understanding are essential qualities, as well as remaining calm and supportive in different situations. A personal assistant should be observant, proactive, and able to adapt to changes while maintaining a positive and professional attitude. Above all, it is important to treat the individual with dignity, respect, and kindness, and to support them in living the life they choose.

How do you think you can contribute towards the needs and the independence of a disabled person? (required): I believe I can contribute to the needs and independence of a disabled person by providing support that is respectful, flexible, and centred around their individual preferences. I would take time to listen and understand how they like things done, following their routines and choices rather than making assumptions. I would support the person to do as much as they can for themselves, offering help only where it is needed. This could include assisting with daily tasks, providing encouragement, and adapting my support to suit their abilities, helping them maintain confidence and independence. Good communication and reliability are also key. By being consistent, punctual, and trustworthy, I can help create a safe and supportive environment where the person feels comfortable and in control. I would respect their privacy and dignity at all times and ensure their wishes are always central to the support I provide. Overall, my aim would be to empower the individual, promote independence, and support them in living their life in the way they choose.

What is it about PA work which appeals to you? (required): What appeals to me about PA work is the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in someone’s daily life. I value work that is person-centred and focused on supporting someone to live independently, and I like that PA work is based on building trust and understanding an individual’s needs and preferences. I find it rewarding to provide practical support while also offering companionship and reassurance when needed. I appreciate that the role allows me to support someone in maintaining their independence, confidence, and choice, rather than following a one-size-fits-all approach. PA work also appeals to me because it requires responsibility, reliability, and good communication, which are qualities I take pride in. Knowing that my support can help someone live the life they choose is motivating, and I would take this responsibility seriously.
What are your hobbies/interests? (required): My hobbies and interests include spending time outdoors, going for walks, and keeping active, as I find this helps me maintain a positive mindset. I enjoy listening to music and watching films, as well as reading and learning new things. I also like staying organised and planning activities, which I find useful both personally and in a work setting. I enjoy social interaction and supporting others, whether that is through conversation, shared activities, or helping someone take part in things they enjoy. I am open to trying new activities and adapting to different interests, which I feel is important when supporting someone with individual preferences

Would you consider a casual position if you are unsuccessful with this job? (required): Yes

Do you speak any other languages? if so what do you speak?  (required): Bangla

Do you drive? (required): No

Are you a vehicle owner?  (required): No

Do you smoke? (required): Yes

Are you able to undertake training? (required): Yes

What days/nights are you able to work, or prefer to work?  (required): Any

Are there any circumstances which would prevent you from providing cover or swapping a shift? (required): Yes

If you would like to expand on the answers given above? Please use the box below.: Monday and Wednesday I have Class , And I have right to work 20 Hours a week

 

Do you have portable DBS (which has been paid for and renewed for the current year)? (required): Yes/

Is there is any such information you wish to disclose, relating to any cautions or convictions which will appear on your mandatory DBS check? (required): Yes/

Please provide details if necessary:
I agree that there is nothing which would prevent me from doing this job. (required): Yes

I consent to the above (required): Yes

I agree that the information I provide will be posted to the Dewis CIL PA noticeboard (all personal information will be withheld).: Yes

What geographical area’s are you able to cover?:

How many hours of work can you offer per week? (required): 20

Please indicate the approximate times that you are available for work throughout the week.: Tuesday AM/Tuesday PM/Tuesday Overnight/Thursday AM/Thursday PM/Thursday Overnight/Friday AM/Friday PM/Friday Overnight/Saturday AM/Saturday PM/Saturday Overnight/Sunday AM/Sunday PM /