Assistant Educational Psychologist: Training & Impact

Leicestershire County Council; Glenfield; Hybrid; GBP 40,000 - 43,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Induction and training

Ongoing professional supervision

Well-appointed County Hall base

Flexible, family-friendly working

Social team events

Job summary

Leicestershire Educational Psychology Service (LEPS) is seeking an Assistant Educational Psychologist to join a growing team at County Hall, Glenfield. You will assist with planning, delivering and evaluating educational psychology services across schools and settings, under supervision from a qualified EP.

You will contribute to training, project work, and partnership work with schools and local agencies, supporting inclusivity, SEND compliance and safeguarding while developing your practice

Qualifications

• Honours degree in Psychology (2:1 or above) and GBC are required.
• Experience with children and young people in educational settings is desirable.
• Understanding of SEND and safeguarding legislation is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Assist with development, planning and delivery of Educational Psychology services in Leicestershire.
• Plan and deliver training and project work, including materials, evaluation and reports.
• Undertake supervised delivery of Educational Psychology services in schools.
• Prepare written feedback and information related to children and young people under supervision.
• Work with schools and agencies to support inclusive practice and belonging.
• Engage in training, CPD and professional supervision.
• Follow legislative requirements and Code of Practice related to SEND and safeguarding.
• Support the Directorate’s goals and participate in team activities.

Skills

Communication

Collaboration

Independence

Project delivery

Education

Honours degree in Psychology (2:1+)

Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC)

Job description

Leicestershire Educational Psychology Service (LEPS) is seeking an Assistant Educational Psychologist to join a growing team at County Hall, Glenfield. You will assist with planning, delivering and evaluating educational psychology services across schools and settings, under supervision from a qualified EP.

You will contribute to training, project work, and partnership work with schools and local agencies, supporting inclusivity, SEND compliance and safeguarding while developing your practice