SEN/SEMH Specialist (Children Support)

TipTopJob; Preston; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading educational support company seeks inspiring Tutors to provide tailored support for SEN pupils in the Cumbria region. The role involves working closely with students, following EHCP plans, and creating engaging lesson plans to enhance learning outcomes. Flexible hours and the option for online or face-to-face sessions make this an attractive opportunity for qualified educators.

Benefits

Flexibility to manage your own timetable

Free e-learning training modules

Opportunity for school holiday tuition delivery

Access to an online tuition delivery platform

Qualifications

• Experience in tutoring one-to-one or small groups.
• Proficient in creating individual lesson plans.
• Ability to assess student progress and provide tailored support.

Responsibilities

• Working with small group cohorts from 1:1 to 1:6.
• Following EHCP Plans and supporting SEN pupils.
• Delivering engaging sessions to support various learning styles.

Skills

Communication

Flexibility

IT Skills

Education

QTS or NQT

HLTA Certification

Level 1-3 Qualifications

Job description

Randstad is currently working with a number of schools in the Cumbria region, seeking additional tutoring support for their SEN pupils. This includes following an EHCP plan. Sessions are conducted face-to-face and online, aiming to build pupils' knowledge and confidence.

We are eager to hear from inspiring QTS, NQTs, Teaching Assistants with Level 1-3 qualifications, HLTA certification, or graduates considering a career in education. Ideally, you will have your DBS on the update service or be willing to acquire one.

We are looking for tutors in the Leeds area.

Being a Randstad Tutor Offers You

• Flexibility to manage your own timetable and workload
• The choice to deliver online or face-to-face tuition
• Free e-learning training modules
• Opportunity for school holiday tuition delivery
• Access to an online tuition delivery platform
• The opportunity to make a real difference to pupils' outcomes

Key Responsibilities

• Working with small group cohorts from 1:1 to 1:6
• Following EHCP Plans
• Working with SEN pupils with challenging behaviours
• Creating lesson plans tailored to students' learning styles
• Assessing student progress, identifying areas for improvement, and recording attainment levels using our internal reporting system
• Delivering engaging sessions to support various learning styles
• Driving measurable outcomes from each session to assess impact
• Collaborating with educational and care stakeholders to support students
• Working in accordance with KCSIE and safeguarding guidelines

Desired Experience

• Experience in tutoring one-to-one or small groups requiring additional support
• Constructive approach to supervision and correction
• Experience in inclusion units, special settings, or alternative provisions
• Experience working with students with SEN, undiagnosed SEN, disengaged youth, or looked-after children

Additional Responsibilities

• Demonstrating academic competence and creating individual lesson plans
• Assessing progress and recording attainment levels
• Assisting students with homework, projects, and exam preparation
• Helping students understand key concepts learned in class
• Contributing to students' learning and growth
• Maintaining a growth mindset in teaching practices
• Collaborating with schools, foster carers, and social workers for tailored support
• Adhering to KCSIE and safeguarding guidelines

Essential Qualities

• Inspirational, effective, and flexible communication skills
• Proficient IT skills with access to a laptop/computer, audio, and visual equipment
• Stable broadband and internet connection
• Ability to develop meaningful relationships, encourage, and motivate students

Pay scale: GBP 25.00 - GBP 28.00 P.A.Y.E