SEND Provision & Intervention Assistant

Outcomes First Group; Tetford; On-site; GBP 20,000 - 26,000; Full time

Job summary

An education provider for neurodivergent youth in the UK is seeking a Support Worker to help children with special educational needs (SEND). Responsibilities include supporting assessments, observing pupil progress, and maintaining accurate records. The ideal candidate should have minimum qualifications of 5 GCSEs, including English, and a passion for supporting children. The organization emphasizes a positive work/life balance and offers various benefits, including mental health support and a 4-Day Working Week trial.

Benefits

Life Assurance

Pension scheme

Mental health support

Flexible Benefits Platform

Cycle to Work Schemes

Electric Car Purchase Scheme

Paid fertility treatment support

Qualifications

• Strong communication and record-keeping skills are essential.
• Passion for supporting pupils with SEND is crucial.
• Ability to work collaboratively and professionally is required.

Responsibilities

• Support the delivery of universal provision across the school.
• Assist with assessments and observe pupils' engagement.
• Contribute to evaluating pupil outcomes and maintain records.

Skills

Communication skills

Record-keeping

Collaboration

Support for pupils with SEND

Education

Minimum 5 GCSEs including English (Grade 4/C or above)

Relevant further/higher education (e.g. Health & Social Care, Education)

Job description

An education provider for neurodivergent youth in the UK is seeking a Support Worker to help children with special educational needs (SEND). Responsibilities include supporting assessments, observing pupil progress, and maintaining accurate records. The ideal candidate should have minimum qualifications of 5 GCSEs, including English, and a passion for supporting children. The organization emphasizes a positive work/life balance and offers various benefits, including mental health support and a 4-Day Working Week trial.