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Earn while you train: flexible early years shifts with Kalendit

If you’re studying for an early years qualification, you can now pick up paid shifts in nurseries alongside your course.

Kalendit is an app that connects early years educators directly with nurseries across London, Surrey and Kent. You choose the shifts that fit around your timetable, placements and assignments. There’s no fixed rota and no agency in between.

As well as the income, it’s a chance to build experience in different settings, meet nursery teams and grow your confidence before you qualify.

To join, you’ll need [PLACEHOLDER: eligibility]. Every educator goes through Kalendit’s vetting, which includes [PLACEHOLDER: vetting steps], before taking a shift.

Find out more and register at https://kalendit.com/for-educators/?utm_source=partner&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=partner_pack

Paid nursery shifts that fit around your course

Studying early years? Kalendit connects educators directly with nurseries in London, Surrey and Kent, so you can pick up shifts that suit your timetable and build experience as you train. [PLACEHOLDER: one-line eligibility] Find out more at https://kalendit.com/for-educators/?utm_source=partner&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=partner_pack

Supporting early years students to earn while they train

Many of our early years students want to earn money and gain experience alongside their studies. One option we’re sharing is Kalendit, an app that connects early years educators directly with nurseries across London, Surrey and Kent.

Students choose the shifts they want to work, so they can fit them around their timetable, placements and coursework. There’s no fixed commitment.

Every educator goes through Kalendit’s vetting, which includes [PLACEHOLDER: vetting steps], before working a shift. Shifts take place in registered nurseries, alongside the nursery’s own team.

To join, students need [PLACEHOLDER: eligibility]. There’s no cost to the college or university for sharing this, and we don’t pass any student details to Kalendit. Students who are interested register themselves.

If your son or daughter is studying early years, they can find out more at https://kalendit.com/for-educators/?utm_source=partner&utm_medium=parent_newsletter&utm_campaign=partner_pack

Earning while training in early years

Early years students can now pick up flexible paid shifts in nurseries across London, Surrey and Kent through Kalendit. Educators are vetted before any shift and students choose when they work. [PLACEHOLDER: one-line eligibility] More at https://kalendit.com/for-educators/?utm_source=partner&utm_medium=parent_newsletter&utm_campaign=partner_pack

Earn while you train

Studying early years? Kalendit lets you pick up paid nursery shifts in London, Surrey and Kent, around your timetable. Choose when you work, gain experience across different settings, and build your CV before you qualify.

[PLACEHOLDER: one-line eligibility]

Find out more and register: https://kalendit.com/for-educators/?utm_source=partner&utm_medium=vle&utm_campaign=partner_pack

1. What it is. If you want to earn some money alongside your course, there’s an app called Kalendit. It connects early years educators directly with nurseries in London, Surrey and Kent. Nurseries post shifts and you choose which ones to take. There’s no fixed rota, so it can fit around your timetable and placements.
2. Why it’s worth it beyond the money. Working shifts in different nurseries means you see how different settings run, meet different teams, and build references and experience before you qualify. That’s useful when you start applying for jobs.
3. How to get started. You’ll need [PLACEHOLDER: eligibility]. Kalendit will check your details and carry out vetting before you take a shift. Go to kalendit.com/for-educators or scan the QR code on the poster. Keep your studies first and only take the shifts that work for you.

Earn while you train. Pick up paid nursery shifts in London, Surrey and Kent, around your course. Scan to find out more and register.

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