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JT Recruit is seeking an Attendance Officer (Traded Support) to join a public sector client in Walsall. The role involves supporting schools and families to monitor and improve attendance, with home visits and parental meetings as needed.
You will work within a statutory framework and a graduated system with a restorative approach, in a team, to reduce absence and raise participation. The position is 30 hours across 4 days, with remote/hybrid arrangements and term-time only through March 31st,
Pay Rate: Up to £17.85 PAYE (dependant on experience)
Working Structure : 30 hours across 4 days
Hybrid Arrangements: Remote working with home/school visits Term Time only - March 31st, 2027 with potential extension
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This is an exciting opportunity, to join the School Attendance Support Service.
The School Attendance Support Service works with schools in Walsall to monitor and enforce regular attendance. We work closely with families and schools to understand and address the reasons for absences and develop strategies for improving attendance.
We are looking for motivated, dynamic and ambitious Attendance Officers, someone that has strong organisational and communication skills as well as being a good team player.
Successful applicants will support, to work with schools and families, to ensure that children are receiving an education and achieving their potential.
As part of the attendance team, applicants will need to have experience within an educational setting and have experience with supporting attendance.
Applicants will be expected to work independently, within a statutory framework and a graduated system with a restorative approach.
Successful applicants will work closely with pupils, staff, parents, and carers to reduce levels of absence.
This will involve home visits, parental meetings and supporting schools to raise participation of children and young people at risk of becoming persistently absent.