SEN Carer/ Buddy SW1

Snap Care; Greater London; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 33,000; Part time

Job summary

Snap Care is seeking a dedicated SEN Carer / Buddy for a 12-year-old boy in Knightsbridge. The role involves Saturday sessions from 10:00 to 17:00, with Friday afternoons added from January 2027.

The candidate will support Sam in актив community outings and engaging activities related to his interests (cars, trains, park visits) and maintain a positive routine. The ideal candidate has autism knowledge and experience supporting autistic teens, plus a patient, energetic and reliable approach to

Qualifications

• Autism knowledge and training required.
• Experience supporting autistic teenagers or young people.
• Comfortable supporting a strong, active teenage boy in the community.

Responsibilities

• Provide SEN carer/buddy support for Sam in community settings.
• Assist with social activities, outings and transport as needed.
• Ensure consistent routines and build trust with Sam through Saturday sessions ( Fridays added from Jan 2027).

Skills

Autism knowledge

Experience supporting autistic teens

Community support for active teen

Job description

SEN Carer / Buddy, Knightsbridge SW1. Up to £30.00 gross per hour. A rewarding part‑time opportunity to support a bright, affectionate 12‑year‑old autistic boy who loves outdoor adventures, cars, trains and exciting community outings.

Key Information

Job Title: SEN Carer / Buddy

Pay: Up to £30.00 gross per hour, dependent on experience

Location: Knightsbridge, SW1

Hours and Days of Work: Saturdays: 10:00 AM–05:00 PM, (with Fridays: 03:30 PM–07:00 PM added from January 2027)

Essential Experience: Autism knowledge and training. Experience supporting autistic teenagers or young people. Comfortable supporting a strong, active teenage boy in the community.

Sam, 12, is a bright, affectionate and energetic boy who loves keeping active and exploring the world around him. With interests ranging from cars and trains to horse riding, kickboxing and park visits, he enjoys a varied and engaging social life.

This rewarding opportunity would suit a cheerful, patient and active SEN Carer / Buddy with autism knowledge and experience supporting young people in the community. Consistency is key to building trust and becoming a valued part of Sam’s world. The role includes Saturdays, with Friday afternoons to be added in January 2027, a full handover will be provided from his current carer.