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The Graduate Network seeks a KS1 Learning Mentor to provide personalised support to Year 1 and Year 2 pupils in a Birmingham primary school. You will work alongside class teachers to deliver targeted interventions and foster confidence in early learners.
This full-time, temporary role runs immediately until July 2027, offering £85-£100 per day based in the Selly Oak ward. A degree in any subject is required, with a genuine interest in primary education and a calm, nurturing approach.
As a KS1 Learning Mentor in Birmingham, you will deliver personalised support to pupils in Year 1 and Year 2 through focused 1:1 and small group interventions. Working alongside class teachers, your duties span phonics, reading, writing, and early maths, plus emotional and behavioural guidance.
This full-time, temporary contract runs from an immediate start until July 2027, paying £85-£100 daily, based in the Selly Oak ward.
Candidates need a degree in any discipline and a genuine interest in primary education. You will foster a supportive setting where children build confidence and independence. The Graduate Network seeks someone ready to make a tangible difference to early learning outcomes.
Are you ready to provide personalised support to KS1 pupils through 1:1 and small group interventions?
As a KS1 Learning Mentor, you’ll work closely with class teachers to support pupils across Year 1 and Year 2. Your responsibilities will include delivering focused interventions in phonics, reading, writing, and early maths, as well as providing emotional and behavioural support where needed. You’ll help create a positive and engaging learning environment that enables children to grow in confidence and independence.
You should hold a degree in any subject and have a strong interest in primary education, particularly early learning. A calm, nurturing approach and the ability to build trust with young children are essential. Any experience in a school, nursery, or working with children in another setting will be helpful.
Located in the Ward of Selly Oak, this primary school has a warm and inclusive atmosphere, with a strong focus on pupil development and pastoral care. The KS1 team is experienced and supportive, offering the ideal environment for graduates looking to gain meaningful experience ahead of teacher training or further study in education or child psychology.