SEN Teacher

REESON Education; Gosport; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 55,000; Part time

Job summary

REESON Education is recruiting for two SEN Teacher positions in a post-16 specialist education setting in Gosport, Hampshire. The roles are 20 teaching hours per week, term-time only across 39 weeks per year, with pay ranging from £140 to £300 per day.

Successful candidates will plan differentiated learning for students from Pre-Entry to Level 1, supporting progress through EHCP-informed teaching and collaboration with Learning Support Assistants.

Qualifications

• A degree and postgraduate teaching qualification.

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver differentiated learning for students with SEN.
• Teach across Pre-Entry to Level 1 with differentiated starting points.
• Contribute to accredited and non-accredited programmes; may deliver Functional Skills in Maths or English.
• Work with students with autism, ADHD, PMLD, SLD, MLD and other needs.
• Use EHCPs to inform teaching and support outcomes and Annual Reviews.
• Monitor and record progress using appropriate assessment methods.
• Create structured learning to support communication, engagement and independence.
• Collaborate with Learning Support Assistants to plan classroom support.
• Maintain communication with parents, guardians and other professionals.
• Assist with curriculum planning, quality assurance and SEND provision development.

Job description

SEN Teacher | Gosport | Post-16 SEND College | £140-£300 per day | ASAP Start

Reeson Education is recruiting for two SEN Teacher positions within a post-16 specialist education setting in Gosport, Hampshire. This SEN Teacher opportunity is for 20 teaching hours per week, term-time only across 39 weeks, supporting young people with a range of special educational needs through personalised, appropriately differentiated learning. The SEN Teacher will work with students studying from Pre-Entry through to Level 1, helping them make meaningful academic and personal progress.

SEN Teacher Role

Location: Gosport, Hampshire

Pay: £140-£300 per day

Start: ASAP

Hours: 20 teaching hours per week

Contract: Term-time only, 39 weeks per year

Setting: Post-16 SEND education

Positions available: 2

What the SEN Teacher Will Be Doing

The SEN Teacher will plan and deliver engaging, differentiated learning for students with a range of SEND.

Teach students working across Pre-Entry, Entry Level and Level 1, adapting teaching to individual starting points and needs.

The SEN Teacher will contribute to accredited and non-accredited programmes and may deliver Functional Skills in Maths or English depending on experience.

Work with students who may have needs including autism, ADHD, PMLD, SLD, MLD, global developmental delay and other associated learning needs.

The SEN Teacher will use EHCPs to inform teaching, support individual outcomes and contribute towards Annual Reviews.

Monitor and record students' academic and personal progress using appropriate assessment strategies.

The SEN Teacher will create structured learning that supports communication, engagement and growing independence.

Work effectively with Learning Support Assistants, ensuring classroom support is planned and used appropriately.

The SEN Teacher will maintain communication with parents, guardians and other professionals involved in student progress.

Contribute to curriculum planning, quality assurance and the continued development of SEND provision.

What We're Looking For in a SEN Teacher

A degree and postgraduate teaching qualification.

Strong experience as a SEN Teacher or substantial teaching experience supporting young people with SEND.

Experience teaching specialist SEND curricula across Entry Level to Level 1 is highly relevant.

Good working knowledge of Education, Health and Care Plans and how they inform teaching and student progression.

Ability to plan and differentiate lessons appropriately for learners working at different developmental and academic levels.

Strong assessment skills with the ability to use evidence of progress to shape future teaching.

Excellent written and verbal communication.

Sound understanding of safeguarding children, young people and vulnerable adults.

A resilient, organised and student-centred approach.

Compliance Requirements

Successful applicants for this SEN Teacher opportunity will need:

Enhanced DBS including the children's barred list, either dated within the last three months or registered on the Update Service.

Two satisfactory references.

Full Reeson Education safeguarding and compliance checks before starting.

Why Consider This SEN Teacher Opportunity?

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced SEN Teacher who enjoys working with young people requiring a genuinely personalised approach to education. With 20 teaching hours per week, the role offers the chance to focus on specialist teaching, individual progress and meaningful outcomes within a post-16 SEND environment.