Care
This list is not exhaustive. You still need to have contact with children or protected adults to meet the criteria for a regulated role.
Regulated role if contact with children or protected adults
- Careers advisor
- Community care assistant/worker
- Driver: Transport of patients or school children (as part of a contractual arrangement with a health body, local authority or independent school). Transport of children, or adults with disability or illness
- Foster carer
- Kinship carer
- Registered Social Service Worker
- Registered Social worker
- Support worker
Regulated role if contact with children only
- Children’s hospice worker or volunteer
- Child minder/child-minding assistant
- Children’s home workers or volunteers
- Children’s secure accommodation workers or volunteers
- Early learning and childcare practitioner/assistant
- Early years practitioner/assistant
- Nanny
- Nursery or day care worker or volunteer
- Play worker
- Youth worker or volunteer
Regulated role if contact with protected adults only
- Adult care home worker or volunteer (must have opportunity for unsupervised contact)
- Adult day care centre worker or volunteer (must have opportunity for unsupervised contact)
- Adult hospice worker or volunteer (must have opportunity for unsupervised contact)
- Adult placement service worker or volunteer
- Care assistant
- Care home owner/manager
- Carer/personal carer
- Placement Carer
- Shared lives carer