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Triumph Consultants Ltd. is seeking a Part-Time Specialist Teacher (Sensory Impairment) for Central London. You will work ½ day per week, advising schools and settings to support pupils with hearing or visual impairments.
Role focuses on building staff confidence in inclusive practice, with targeted direct support for learners as needed. Requires QToD or QTVI qualifications and 5–8 years in SEND contexts; London borough experience is a plus.
Role: Specialist Teacher (Sensory Impairment)
Ref: JM/TC 8203
Pay Rate: £241.15 per half day PAYE, with flexible holiday pay
IR35: Inside
Hours: 1 half day per week
Length of Contract: 12 months
Location: Central London
Part-Time Specialist Teacher - Sensory Impairment
Hours: Half a day per week
We are seeking a qualified Teacher of the Deaf (QToD) and/or Teacher of the Visually Impaired (QTVI) to provide specialist support to children and young people with sensory impairments.
Working as part of a multidisciplinary SEND team, you will advise, coach and support schools, early years settings and post-16 provision, helping staff develop inclusive practice and meet individual needs. The role will focus on building staff confidence and capacity, with some targeted direct support for children and young people where required.
QToD and/or QTVI qualification.
Experience supporting children and young people with hearing and/or visual impairments.
Approximately 5-8 years’ experience preferred.
Local Authority and SEND experience highly desirable.
Experience working within London boroughs advantageous.
An excellent opportunity to make a meaningful difference through specialist advice, collaboration and inclusive practice.
Job Ref: 8203
Anticipated Length of Assignment:Unless otherwise stated (we do carry the occasional permanent vacancy) all of our roles are technically temporary, though opening assignments can be and often are, extended by clients on a longer term basis and can sometimes become permanent.