Part-Time Advisory Teacher of the Deaf – Impactful Support

Adecco; Havering-Atte-Bower; On-site; GBP 34,000 - 37,000; Part time

Job summary

Adecco Group UK & Ireland seeks an experienced Qualified Teacher of the Deaf for a part-time, 21.5 hours/week role in Havering. The role is on-site with an initial 3-month contract and potential extension, paying upwards of £31.60/hour with flexibility on rate for the right candidate.

You will work within a SEND team, providing specialist advice, assessments, and training to schools, families, and professionals to support deaf and hard of hearing learners to access the curriculum.

Qualifications

• QTS is mandatory; must hold Teacher of the Deaf or sensory impairment qualification.
• Experience supporting deaf and hard of hearing children in educational settings.
• Strong knowledge of SEND legislation and inclusive educational practice.
• Proven ability to collaborate with families, schools and multi-agency professionals.

Responsibilities

• Support deaf and hard of hearing children across educational settings.
• Provide specialist assessments, recommendations, and written reports.
• Deliver advice, coaching, and training to schools, SENCOs, and education professionals.
• Work collaboratively with health, social care, and SEND colleagues for joined-up support.
• Attend and contribute to multi-agency and person-centred planning meetings.
• Identify and implement specialist equipment and technology.
• Help ensure children can access the curriculum and reach their full potential.

Skills

Excellent communication

Assessment

Report-writing

Education

QTS (Qualified Teacher Status)

Teacher of the Deaf / sensory impairment qualification

Job description

Adecco Group UK & Ireland seeks an experienced Qualified Teacher of the Deaf for a part-time, 21.5 hours/week role in Havering. The role is on-site with an initial 3-month contract and potential extension, paying upwards of £31.60/hour with flexibility on rate for the right candidate.

You will work within a SEND team, providing specialist advice, assessments, and training to schools, families, and professionals to support deaf and hard of hearing learners to access the curriculum.