SEND Local Offer Coordinator – Hybrid (2-year Secondment)

Richmond and Wandsworth Councils; London Borough of Wandsworth; Hybrid; GBP 42,000 - 51,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

40 days annual leave

Flexible working

Generous pension plan

Job summary

Richmond & Wandsworth Better Service Partnership is recruiting an Experts at Hand Co-ordinator to develop the SEND Local Offer. You will work across education, health and social care, engaging families and professionals to deliver accessible services.

You will lead on referral pathways, training, and content maintenance, using data to measure impact and drive improvements in SEND reform priorities for children and young people.

Qualifications

• Degree-level qualification and a relevant professional qualification in SEND, psychology, teaching or education.
• Substantial knowledge of SEND provision, statutory duties and processes.
• Knowledge of SEND Reform policy and Early Years attainment levels.
• Experience coordinating projects, programmes or multi-agency initiatives.
• Strong track record in senior/lead roles supporting children with SEND.
• Ability to lead change, motivate, and use management information to improve services.

Responsibilities

• Oversee referral pathways and access to specialist advice.
• Organise training and professional learning to embed inclusive practice.
• Maintain and improve Expert at Hand content within the SEND Local Offer.
• Monitor impact using data, feedback and performance information.
• Prepare reports and presentations; contribute evidence for Department for Education returns.
• Shape the future of SEND services to ensure timely, appropriate support.

Skills

SEND knowledge

Project coordination

Stakeholder engagement

Communication skills

Report writing

Facilitation

Education

Degree-level qualification

Relevant professional qualification in SEND/education

Job description

Richmond & Wandsworth Better Service Partnership is recruiting an Experts at Hand Co-ordinator to develop the SEND Local Offer. You will work across education, health and social care, engaging families and professionals to deliver accessible services.

You will lead on referral pathways, training, and content maintenance, using data to measure impact and drive improvements in SEND reform priorities for children and young people.