Psychology Graduate

Academics; Worthing; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading educational support organization in Worthing is seeking a passionate Psychology Graduate to join their team, working primarily with children with autism and complex needs. This role offers invaluable experience in education, providing hands-on support for children's development through tailored activities while enjoying a competitive salary. The position features school hours and contributes significantly to the upbringing of vulnerable learners. Perfect for those aspiring to become teachers.

Benefits

Initial and ongoing training

Competitive rate of pay

Impactful contribution to children’s development

Qualifications

• Graduated with a degree in Psychology.
• Experience or a desire to work with children with complex needs.
• Ability to work school hours (08:30-15:30).

Responsibilities

• Support children with reading and writing alongside teachers.
• Assist with play-related activities to encourage development.
• Ensure the safety of children under your care.
• Deliver personal care to children with severe needs.

Skills

Empathy

Resilience

Communication

Education

Psychology Degree

Job description

Psychology Graduate - Worthing - February 2026

Do you love working with children and thrive on seeing their progression?

Are you a naturally resilient and empathetic person?

Could you benefit from working school hours and with a regular ongoing shift pattern?

This position could be exactly what you've been looking for!

A specialist SEN school for children with autism and complex needs is welcoming a psychology graduate to join their expanding team of incredible support staff. No day is ever the same in this role, as you will see the young learners go from strength to strength, with a few hurdles to support them over along the way. You will experience various cognitive behaviours and learn different methods to overcome challenges.

What can the psychology graduate expect on a daily basis?

• Working with teachers to support children with reading and writing
• Assisting with play-related activities
• Ensuring the safety of the child/children you are allocation to work with
• Delivering personal care to children with more severe needs (feeding, cleaning, changing and toileting)

Why is this such a great role for a psychology graduate?

• Initial and ongoing training is provided
• An excellent position for someone who has the ambition to become a teacher
• Fantastic working hours typically of 08:30-15:30 term-time only
• Competitive rate of pay
• Having a really impacting contribution on the upbringing and development of a vulnerable child

If you're a psychology graduate and this sounds like the sort of role you're looking for to develop and progress your career, then please apply now