Recruitment Open Day · Calgary, Alberta

Change a young person’s life. Start with a conversation.

For eight years we’ve cared for children in the UK who’ve been through more than most adults ever will. We’re building that team here in Alberta now, and we’d rather meet you than read your résumé. Register your interest and we’ll send you a personal invitation to our Calgary open day this November.

By personal invitation Early-morning session too No experience needed
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Years caring for young people
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Services running in the UK
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People already on our team

When

Tues 17 & Wed 18
November 2026

Time

17th: 10am to 6pm
18th: 7am to 10am

Where

Central Calgary
Venue in your invitation

How

By invitation
Register your interest

Why we’re here

Doing What Others Won’t.

That’s our motto at Bespoke Guardians, and it describes our work. Over eight years in the UK we’ve built a team of 235 full-time staff across five services, caring for children with complex needs, the ones others find hard to support, to place, and to deliver outcomes for.

We’re establishing Bespoke Guardians in Alberta now, and we’re building the team that will do that work here. We want people who’ll show up for young people with complex needs, whatever they’re doing today, and we’ll train them for the rest.

A care company is only ever as good as the people in it. That’s why we’re starting with the team, and meeting people face to face rather than through a portal.

Doing what others won't
How it works

A proper introduction, by invitation

We keep the numbers manageable so everyone who comes gets real time with the people who run our services. It starts with two minutes on the form below.

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Register your interest

Tell us who you are and which role interests you. Two minutes, no résumé needed yet.

2

We send your invitation

If it looks like a fit, we’ll email you a personal invitation with a time that works for you and the venue details.

3

Meet Bespoke Guardians

A presentation on who we are, what we’re building in Calgary, and what the job actually involves, the hard parts included. They run every hour, so you’ll never wait long.

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Sit down with the team

Real time with the people who run our services, so you can ask them anything. An early-morning session on Wednesday 18 November for people already working.

What to expect

Four things we can promise you

A time that fits you

Your invitation comes with a slot that works around your life, including an early-morning session on Wednesday 18 November if you’re already working. No time off needed.

An honest description of the job

We’ll tell you what’s hard about this work as well as what’s good. Nobody makes a real decision from a brochure.

A proper conversation

Not a form and a handshake. Real time with the people who run our services, so you find out what the job is actually like before you commit to anything.

A straight answer

We won’t leave you hanging for weeks. Every single person who registers hears back from us, one way or the other.

Who we’re looking for

You don’t need care experience. You need the right attitude.

We’ll train you for the job. What we can’t train is mentality: turning up when it’s hard, staying calm when a young person is at their worst, and not taking it personally. If you’ve got that, come and talk to us whatever you’re doing now.

Youth Support Worker

The person who’s actually there. Day-to-day support for young people with complex needs: routines, school runs, difficult evenings, and being the steady adult who doesn’t walk away.

Team Leader

Runs the shift and holds the standard. You’ll support the workers on the floor, make the call when something changes, and make sure nothing important gets missed.

Supervisor

Accountable for a service and the people in it: rotas, quality, safeguarding and developing your team. A step up for someone ready to lead.

Good to know

Questions people have asked

Register your interest using the form on this page. If it looks like a fit, we’ll email you a personal invitation with a time and the venue. We keep the numbers manageable so everyone who comes gets proper time with our team.
You’ll hear from us either way. If it’s a fit, your invitation follows with the time, the venue and who you’ll meet. If the timing isn’t right, we’ll tell you honestly and keep your details on file.
Yes. As well as the main day on Tuesday 17 November (10am to 6pm), there’s an early-morning session on Wednesday 18 November from 7am to 10am, for people who can’t get away during the day. Tell us on the form which suits you best. Both run the same presentation and the same chance to talk to our team.
No, and that’s on purpose. The open day is about meeting each other properly, not sitting a formal interview. You’ll get the briefing and a proper chat with our team, and you can ask us anything about the job. You’ll hear back from us either way, and formal interviews follow shortly after.
No. We’ll train you for the job. What we’re looking for is mentality: reliability, patience, and the sort of person who doesn’t walk away when a young person is testing whether you will. Plenty of our best people came from something completely different.
No care qualification. Working with children and youth isn’t a regulated profession in Alberta, so there’s no licence or diploma you must hold before you start, and we train you from day one. What you do need: to be 18 or over; a Police Information Check with Vulnerable Sector Search (we’ll give you the employer letter you need to request it); a Child Intervention Record Check through Alberta Children’s Services; Standard First Aid and CPR Level C (we can help you get this); a valid Class 5 driver’s licence, as the role involves transporting young people; and two work references, one of them a former manager. Start the police check early, it’s usually about two weeks but can take longer if fingerprints are needed. Don’t let that stop you registering, we’ll walk you through it.
Yes. These roles are for people already living in Alberta and eligible to work in Canada.
In central Calgary. We share the exact venue, along with parking and transit details, in your personal invitation once you’re registered.
Register

Register your interest. We’ll send you an invitation.

Tell us a little about you and the role that interests you. If it looks like a fit, we’ll email you a personal invitation with a time that works and the venue details. We keep the numbers manageable so everyone gets real time with our team.

When you come, bring three things: photo ID (driver’s licence or passport), any certifications or clearances you already hold, and your questions, the harder the better.

Questions first? Email info@bespokeguardians.ca or call 403-538-2640 and we’ll talk it through before you register.

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Can’t make the 17th?

We’re always glad to hear from people who want to do this work. Explore careers or get in touch and we’ll keep you posted.