SEN Behaviour Support Assistant – Calm, Impactful Role

Confidential; Bexhill-on-Sea; On-site; GBP 15,000 - 19,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-site parking

CPD and professional training

Job summary

Confidential in Bexhill-on-Sea is seeking a Behaviour Support Assistant to help pupils with SEMH, ASD and behavioural needs. You will work closely with teachers and the SENCO to deliver targeted support and strategies that foster confidence, safety, and learning.

The role offers on-site working, term-time hours, and a supportive CPD programme. Prior experience in youth work or similar settings is advantageous, and a calm, empathetic approach is essential.

Qualifications

• Experience supporting young people in any capacity is valued.
• Calm, patient and supportive approach in challenging situations.
• Strong communication and relationship-building skills are essential.
• Passion for helping pupils with SEMH, ASD, ADHD and behavioural needs.

Responsibilities

• Work with pupils who require emotional, behavioural and learning support.
• Implement personalised behaviour strategies and support plans.
• Build trusting relationships to help pupils regulate and succeed.
• Support students in class, interventions, and throughout the day.
• Collaborate with Teachers, the SENCO and external professionals to provide consistent support.
• Help create a calm, positive, and structured learning environment.

Skills

Calm demeanor

Strong communication

Relationship building

Behaviour management

Supportive approach

Education

Psychology degree

Criminology degree

Education degree

Job description

Confidential in Bexhill-on-Sea is seeking a Behaviour Support Assistant to help pupils with SEMH, ASD and behavioural needs. You will work closely with teachers and the SENCO to deliver targeted support and strategies that foster confidence, safety, and learning.

The role offers on-site working, term-time hours, and a supportive CPD programme. Prior experience in youth work or similar settings is advantageous, and a calm, empathetic approach is essential.