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Now look at the bottom cavity, capped by the pink GroES at the bottom. This will interact strongly with unfolded proteins by coaxing them into the cavity. Notice the stripe of carbon-rich 'hydrophobic' amino acids around the entry at the top. On the two in back, the carbon-rich amino acids, LEU, ILE, VAL, MET, PHE, TYR and TRP, are colored blue. In this picture, three of the subunits in each GroEL ring have been removed to show the interior, leaving four subunits in each ring. The large GroEL-GroES complex is available in PDB entry 1aon.

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When the DBS checking process has been completed we will contact you to arrange an appointment to view your DBS certificate and identity documents in person.Īfter your documents and DBS certificate has been checked and verified, we will issue your Chaperone ID Badge and covering letter by post.

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Please note: if the chaperone proves unsuitable, we may withdraw approvalĪfter your training, details will be given to pay the £9 volunteer fee or the £51 professional fee for the DBS check. Once we have completed our side of the DBS check, you will receive a further email asking you to complete your part of the DBS check. If your application is accepted you will receive confirmation via email which will include the booking details for your training workshop on the roles and responsibilities of being a chaperone in entertainment. We will contact you to request further information. Once we receive your application we will check that all information is correct, and if there is any missing information the application will be rejected.

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letter from Head Teacher or College Principal (16/19 year olds in full time education - UK only - we will only use this in exceptional circumstances if other documents cannot be provided).current passport card showing that the holder is a national of the Republic of Ireland (cannot be used with an Irish passport).letter from Head Teacher or College Principal of a UK institution - only to be used by 16 to 19 year olds in full time education if other documents cannot be provided.cards carrying the PASS accreditation logo (UK and Channel Islands).letter of Sponsorship from future employment provider (Non-UK only - valid only for applicants residing outside of the UK at time of application).P45/P60 statement (UK and Channel Islands).financial statement, for example pension or endowment (UK).council Tax Statement (UK and Channel Islands).child allowance, pension (issued in the UK) bank or building society statement (countries outside the UK - The branch must be in the country where the applicant lives and works ).bank or building society statement (UK and Channel Islands).bank or building society account opening confirmation letter (Issued in the UK).

central or local government, government agency, or local council document giving entitlement, for example from the Department for Work and Pensions, the Employment Service, HMRC (UK & Channel Islands).

passport, driving licence, birth certificate, marriage certificate, utility bills (you will need to upload three different types of identification - group 1, group 2a and group 2b)

a headshot photograph of yourself ready (this can be taken on a phone if it is able to be downloaded and saved).

full details including email addresses of two referees who can provide a personal reference with examples of you working with children (these cannot be your relative or partner).

name, address, date of birth, NI Number, previous address and surname history, email address etc.

all your personal information to hand e.g.Please ensure you have the following available before starting the application process: If you live in another local authority area you will need to contact your home authority for further information on their application process.Īs part of the application process we are required to undertake a Digital Barring Service (DBS) check and a Social Service records check as well as determining their physical wellbeing. To apply for a chaperone licence, you must be at least 21 years old and a resident of Cheshire West and Chester to be approved by this local authority as a chaperone.