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A leading educational institution in the UK is seeking an Inclusive Learning Advisor to support students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Responsibilities include providing direct support, conducting assessments, and developing SEND support plans. The ideal candidate will hold a degree and possess strong knowledge of SEND and inclusion practices. This role offers a competitive salary, professional development opportunities, and access to world-class facilities.
Inclusive Learning Advisor (SEND) (EL144s) Salary: £29,838 - £32,579 (per annum) Contract Type: Fixed term until 26 June 2026 Hours: 37 hours per week Location: Crewe Campus
Please complete our application form and return it to recruitment@ccsw.ac.uk by 9am, 8 December 2025. The selection process will take place week commencing 15 December 2025 at our Crewe campus. Cheshire College South and West is an equal opportunities employer and is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Successful applicants will be required to provide a DBS Disclosure, Right to Work evidence and original qualification certificates. References will also be sought.
Cheshire College - South & West is the largest provider of post‑16 education in the region, offering exciting opportunities to over 11,000 learners and 1,000 apprentices, who all have access to world‑class facilities as a result of a £160m investment in the latest technology and real working environments, at modern campuses in Crewe, Ellesmere Port and Chester. The college is in the process of implementing a £30m capital investment programme to ensure learners continue to have access to the best possible resources and environment. With strong links to local employers such as Bentley Motors, Vauxhall Motors, SP Energy Networks, Ecolab and Unilever, we provide placements and industry professionals and keep the curriculum relevant to local, regional and national needs.