Learning Support Assistant: Path to Child Counsellor

Academics Ltd.; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 20,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent on-site training and support

Job summary

An innovative mental health school in Newbury is seeking a Learning Support Assistant to provide essential support to vulnerable students aged 4 to 18. This role is perfect for those aspiring to become child counsellors, as it offers invaluable hands-on experience in behaviour management, emotional support, and active listening. You will play a crucial role in helping students overcome learning barriers and develop social skills while implementing positive behaviour strategies. Join a dedicated team that empowers young people to feel safe and secure, fostering their belief in success. This opportunity is ideal for graduates in Psychology, Sociology, Counselling, or Criminology.

Qualifications

• Experience with vulnerable young people and special educational needs.
• Ability to implement positive behaviour strategies.

Responsibilities

• Support students with social, emotional, and mental health challenges.
• Help build self-esteem and emotional resilience in students.

Skills

Empathy

Active Listening

Behaviour Management

Emotional Support

Social Skills Development

Education

Degree in Psychology

Degree in Sociology

Degree in Counselling

Degree in Criminology

Job description

An innovative mental health school in Newbury is seeking a Learning Support Assistant to provide essential support to vulnerable students aged 4 to 18. This role is perfect for those aspiring to become child counsellors, as it offers invaluable hands-on experience in behaviour management, emotional support, and active listening. You will play a crucial role in helping students overcome learning barriers and develop social skills while implementing positive behaviour strategies. Join a dedicated team that empowers young people to feel safe and secure, fostering their belief in success. This opportunity is ideal for graduates in Psychology, Sociology, Counselling, or Criminology.