SEN 1:1 Tutor for Complex Needs | Alternative Provision

Remedy Education; Peterborough; On-site; GBP 24,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

Remedy Tutors in Peterborough seek an experienced SEN Tutor for 1:1 education with a young person who has Autism Spectrum Disorder and additional needs. The role centers on delivering tailored academic sessions, life skills and community-based learning in a calm, structured setting.

The tutor will implement personalised strategies, support literacy and numeracy, and adapt to triggers and anxieties. Collaboration with parents and professionals is essential.

Qualifications

• Experience with SEN and complex needs.
• Confident supporting Autism, anxiety and SEMH.
• Patient, calm and emotionally resilient.
• Able to build relationships through consistency and trust.
• Flexible and creative teaching approach.
• Comfortable teaching outside a traditional classroom.
• Willing to support community-based learning.
• Knowledge of sensory needs and routines.
• Ability to recognise anxiety signs and respond.
• Reliable and year-round commitment.
• 1:1 tuition experience.

Responsibilities

• Deliver 1:1 academic tuition tailored to the learner.
• Support literacy, numeracy and GCSE-level preparation.
• Use personalised, interest-led approaches to engagement.
• Incorporate learner interests like mathematics and science.
• Support communication, emotional regulation, independence and social skills.
• Provide progress updates and reports.
• Collaborate with parents/carers and other professionals.

Skills

SEN experience

1:1 tuition

Patience

Engagement

Education

Teaching / SEN qualification

Job description

Remedy Tutors in Peterborough seek an experienced SEN Tutor for 1:1 education with a young person who has Autism Spectrum Disorder and additional needs. The role centers on delivering tailored academic sessions, life skills and community-based learning in a calm, structured setting.

The tutor will implement personalised strategies, support literacy and numeracy, and adapt to triggers and anxieties. Collaboration with parents and professionals is essential.