FAQs
What is the role of a self-employed childcare provider with Tiney?
As a self-employed childcare provider, you will run your own childminding business from home, providing care and education to children in your community.
What are the flexible hours associated with this role?
You can set your own hours and work around your family's needs, allowing for a flexible schedule that fits your lifestyle.
What is the earning potential for Tiney childminders?
Most full-time Tiney childminders earn around £30-£40k annually, with the possibility of earning even more based on the number of children in your care and the rates you set.
What kind of support does Tiney provide to childminders?
Tiney offers training, mentoring, and access to a professional community, along with an all-in-one app that simplifies operations and minimizes paperwork.
What are the requirements to become a Tiney childminder?
You must be over 21, a caring person who loves supporting children's growth, live in a suitable home, be willing to be self-employed, pass a DBS check, have a smoke-free home, and have access to outdoor space.
Is there room for career progression in this role?
Yes, Tiney offers a comprehensive CPD package, webinars, INSET days, and opportunities to become a community coach, mentor, or consultant.
Do I need a specific type of living space to become a childminder?
Yes, you need to be a homeowner or renter (with landlord permission) living in a suitable space, such as a house or flat (no studio apartments).
How can I apply to become a childminder with Tiney?
You can join the Tiney community and start your application process by visiting our official website and following the application instructions provided.
What are the responsibilities of running a childminding business?
As a childminder, you will manage bookings, provide early years education, ensure a safe environment, and oversee daily care for the children in your charge.
Do I have to work full-time as a childminder?
No, you can work part-time or full-time depending on your schedule and the number of children you choose to care for.