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A leading Special Educational Needs school in Cambridge is looking for a Clinical Teaching Assistant. This role is perfect for Psychology or Criminology graduates eager to support children with Social, Emotional, and Mental Health challenges. You'll provide individualized support, implement interventions, and collaborate with educators in a nurturing environment. Join us to make a real impact and gain invaluable hands-on experience.
Are You a Psychology or Criminology Graduate in and around Cambridge Ready to Make a real impact in the education and training environment?
We're partnering with a leading Special Educational Needs school in Cambridge, renowned for its innovative and nurturing approach to SEMH education. Rated 'Outstanding' by Ofsted, this school is seeking a dedicated Psychology or Criminology graduate to join their team and provide vital support to students with SEMH needs.
Are you a Psychology or Criminology graduate passionate about supporting children and young adults facing Social, Emotional, and Mental Health challenges? Looking to gain valuable hands-on experience that will launch your career in education, youth justice, or clinical fields?
If so, this exciting opportunity is for you!
Position: Clinical Teaching Assistant - Psychology or Criminology Graduate
Location: Cambridge
Salary: £460 - £500 per week
Sector: Education and Training
Start: September
What You'll Do:
* Deliver 1:1 and group support to children and young adults with SEMH challenges
* Help implement tailored interventions focused on emotional regulation and behaviour management
* Work closely with teachers, support staff, and multi-disciplinary teams to foster a safe and supportive environment
* Use your psychology and criminology knowledge to inform your approach to student needs
* Track and monitor student progress, recording key developments
* Build strong, trusting relationships that encourage personal growth and achievement
Who We're Looking For:
* Persons with a degree in Psychology or Criminology, or a related field
* Passionate individuals eager to support children and young adults with SEMH needs
* Excellent communicators who can work independently and collaboratively
* Compassionate, resilient, and proactive professionals
* Previous experience in SEN or SEMH settings is a plus but not essential
* Ability to commute to Cambridge
What We Offer:
* A welcoming and inclusive work environment
* Opportunities for professional development and ongoing training
* The chance to make a meaningful impact on young lives every day
* Competitive salary plus additional benefits
If you're a Psychology or Criminology graduate in Cambridge ready to translate your academic knowledge into practical, rewarding experience, apply now to become a Clinical Teaching Assistant and take your first step toward an impactful career in youth justice, clinical practice, education and training environment!