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An educational institution in London seeks a Guidance Adviser to provide academic support and future destinations guidance. The successful candidate will engage with students on various learning pathways, running study groups and facilitating guest speaker sessions. Candidates should have a background in youth work or education, excellent interpersonal skills, and be organized. Benefits include a competitive salary, pension scheme, and professional development support among others.
This is an exciting and varied role which is student facing and will involve responsibility for providing academic support and future destinations guidance to students across our different learning pathways. Guidance Advisers liaise with students, teachers, parents/guardians and stakeholders to ensure effective interventions that encourage personal growth, high aspiration and attainment. They support students with future destinations planning, whether this is university, apprenticeships or the world of work, developing the traits that will prepare and see them flourish in the next stages of their development.
You will also deliver one to ones with your students and a range of student projects that take place at different times throughout the College day, including the running of study groups, organising and facilitating delivery from guest speakers, running clubs and societies, supporting with themed assemblies and other similar initiatives. You will also be responsible for meeting your students as part of their weekly tutorial, where the delivery of our guidance curriculum as well as one to ones and information sharing are a key priority.
We are looking for a candidate with a background in youth work, education, or a similar field – but primarily you should enjoy engaging with young people, encouraging high aspiration and providing support and guidance to reduce or remove barriers to success. In order to be successful, you should have great interpersonal skills, be highly organised and able to work both independently and within a wider team.