Behaviour Mentor

Remedy Education; Essex; On-site; GBP 22,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

Remedy Education is seeking a Behaviour Mentor in Chelmsford to support students aged 11-16 with SEN needs. The role runs 8:30am-4:30pm in Chelmsford, with a daily rate of £120–£150.

The mentor will work across schools and community settings, providing consistent routines, emotional regulation support, and positive role modelling to help students stay engaged and make progress.

Qualifications

• 1:1 support for a child with SEN needs.
• Build trust, consistency and positive routines.
• Support emotional regulation and behaviour management.
• Encourage engagement in education and personal development.

Responsibilities

• Behaviour mentor allocated to one child with SEN needs (1:1 support).
• Behaviour mentor to build trust, consistency, and positive routines.
• Behaviour mentor to support emotional regulation and behaviour management.
• Behaviour mentor to encourage engagement in education and personal development.
• Behaviour mentor to act as a positive role model.

Skills

Patient

Resilient

Proactive

Passionate about young people

Job description

• Behaviour mentor required in Chelmsford supporting students aged 11-16 with SEN needs
• Behaviour mentor role: 8:30am-4:30pm in Chelmsford
• Pay: 120- 150 per day

Role responsibilities:

• Behaviour mentor allocated to one child with SEN needs (1:1 support)
• Behaviour mentor to build trust, consistency, and positive routines
• Behaviour mentor to support emotional regulation and behaviour management
• Behaviour mentor to encourage engagement in education and personal development
• Behaviour mentor to act as a positive role model

Working environments:

• Schools
• Community settings including youth centres, local libraries, community centres, and the child's home

Ideal behaviour mentor:

• Patient, resilient, and proactive
• Passionate about supporting young people
• Comfortable working as a behaviour mentor across different settings
• Committed to long-term impact and development