School Mental Health Assistant

Harmonia Careers; Milton Keynes; On-site; GBP 20,000 - 25,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading educational institution in the UK is seeking a School Mental Health Assistant to support students with special educational needs. This role is ideal for graduates in psychology or criminology aspiring to work in educational psychology or related fields. You will work closely with children facing emotional and behavioral challenges in a SEND environment, providing vital support for at least 12 months. Immediate applications are encouraged.

Qualifications

• Aspiring to roles such as Education Psychologist, Clinical Psychologist, or Occupational Therapist.
• Some experience working with children is beneficial.
• Strong motivation and the right personality are important.

Responsibilities

• Support pupils with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs.
• Provide consistent support for at least 12 months.
• Assist in the progression of students in a SEND School.

Skills

Motivation

Empathy

Communication

Education

Graduates in Psychology

Graduates in Criminology

Job description

Overview

School Mental Health Assistant - Education and Training - Bletchley. Role to start in April, May or June depending on your circumstances. The school in Hemel Hempstead is seeking a School Mental Health Assistant to work with students with special educational and emotional needs in a SEND setting. The school is looking for graduates, or soon-to-be graduates, who are interested in gaining experience with students with additional needs. Interviews are actively taking place, and applications are encouraged promptly.

Responsibilities

• Work within a SEND School to support pupils with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs, Autism, and behavioural difficulties.
• Provide consistent support for at least 12 months to aid pupil progression and school stability.
• Support roles are suitable for individuals pursuing roles as Teaching Assistants or Learning Support Assistants.

Qualifications and Experience

• Graduates in Psychology, Criminology, or related fields who aspire to roles such as Education Psychologist, Clinical Psychologist, or Occupational Therapist.
• Some experience working with children is beneficial; however, motivation and the right personality are also important.

Additional Information

The school are particularly interested in psychology and criminology graduates who aspire to become Education Psychologists, Clinical Psychologists, or Occupational Therapists. If you are passionate about working with children with additional needs and are up for a challenging yet rewarding role, this could be the job for you.