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Chilwell School in Nottinghamshire is seeking an enthusiastic Learning Mentor to join our Learning Support team. Working under the Learning Support Manager, you will support pupils to engage in school life and become confident, independent learners, with a mix of in-class support, targeted interventions and keyworker sessions.
You will help with literacy and numeracy, support pupils with behaviour and wellbeing needs, assist transitions and contribute to plan-do-review interventions.
Salary or Hourly Rate
Pay range: NJE Grade 3, 5-7 FTE: £26,427-£27,274, Pro-Rata: £22,631-£23,356
Type of vacancy
Permanent
Work pattern
Full Time - Term Time Only
Work Base
Chilwell School, Chilwell, NG9 5AL
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Closing Date
08 October 2026 10:00
Chilwell School is looking to appoint an enthusiastic, caring and proactive Learning Mentor to join our Learning Support team.
Working under the direction of the Learning Support Manager, the successful candidate will support pupils to engage fully in school life and become confident, independent learners. The role will involve working with individual pupils and groups, providing a combination of in-class support, targeted interventions and keyworker sessions to help pupils overcome barriers to learning and make progress.
You will work closely with pupils, families and colleagues to support pupils' academic, social and emotional development. This will include providing literacy and numeracy support, helping pupils with behaviour and wellbeing needs, supporting transitions and contributing to the delivery and monitoring of interventions through the plan, do, review framework.
We are looking for someone who has experience of working with children and young people, ideally within an educational setting, including experience of supporting children with SEND. You will need excellent communication skills, the ability to build positive relationships with pupils and families, and a good understanding of the different needs and barriers that can affect a young person’s access to education.
Applicants should have a good standard of education, including GCSE English and Mathematics at Grade C/4 or above (or equivalent), and be confident using ICT, including Microsoft Office, Excel and Google Workspace.
For further information about the role, please see the attached Job Description and Person Specification.