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Qualiteach Education Group is partnering with a mainstream secondary school in Waltham Forest to recruit a Learning Mentor for a September start. The role involves supporting students aged 11–18, assisting with in-class learning, and helping staff maintain a positive, orderly environment.
You will work with vulnerable students, provide practical academic support, and contribute to behavioural interventions while building constructive relationships with pupils and staff.
Are you looking for a learning mentor position to start in September?
Can you establish positive working relationships with staff and students?
Do you have experience providing in-class support for students aged 11 to 18?
If so, read on!
I am currently working with this mainstream secondary school based in Waltham Forest who are looking for a learning mentor to support their students across school starting September. The school are looking for a learning mentor to work with vulnerable students, providing them with practical support to improve their academic achievement where they will also be responsible for investigating incidents and recommending sanctions. The successful learning mentor will be required to establish positive working relationships in order to support teaching and support staff in maintaining discipline while providing in-class support for students.
This mainstream secondary school based in the London borough of Waltham Forest cater to students aged between 11 to 18. Overall this school caters to roughly 700 students where they have a Sixth form provision on site. The school is based a short distance from Leyton station, accessible by both tube and bus. The school are keen to invest into their students and classroom teacher where senior leaders are well-ordered creating a caring community committed where they are strongly focused on providing its young people with a rich and extensive education. Teaching and learning strategies have been put in place to ensure that all pupils have the best education they can both in and out of the classroom.