Support Worker

Remedy Recruitment Group; Acton; On-site; GBP 14,000 - 18,000; Full time

Job summary

Remedy Recruitment Group is sourcing a dedicated Support Worker for a specialist SEN provision in Acton. You will support children and young people aged 8-16 with Autism, ADHD, SEMH and other learning needs in a structured environment.

The role involves one-to-one and small group work, promoting emotional regulation, communication and social interaction while collaborating with teachers, therapists and carers. Flexibility and safeguarding awareness are essential.

Qualifications

• Experience working with children or young people with SEN, ASD, ADHD or SEMH needs.
• Strong behaviour management and communication skills.
• Calm, patient and resilient approach.

Responsibilities

• Provide one-to-one and small group support for students with SEN including ASD, ADHD and autism.
• Support students with emotional regulation, communication and social interaction.
• Assist students both inside and outside of the classroom to encourage engagement and participation.
• Implement behaviour support strategies and de-escalation techniques where required.
• Support teachers and SEN staff with classroom activities and differentiated learning.
• Build positive and trusting relationships with students to promote confidence, wellbeing and independence.
• Monitor student progress, behaviour and wellbeing and report concerns appropriately.
• Support safeguarding procedures and follow all school policies and guidelines.
• Work collaboratively with teachers, therapists, pastoral staff and parents/carers.
• Promote a safe, inclusive and supportive learning environment for all students.

Skills

SEN experience

Behaviour management

Communication skills

Calm under pressure

Education

DBS check (Enhanced)

Job description

Location: Acton
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 4:30pm
Salary: Competitive Daily Rate / Depending on Experience

Start Date: ASAP / September Start Available

Support Worker- Job Overview

We are currently seeking a dedicated and compassionate Support Worker to join a specialist SEN provision in Acton, supporting children and young people aged 8-16 with Autism (ASD), ADHD, SEMH and additional learning needs.

This is an excellent opportunity for individuals who are passionate about supporting vulnerable young people and helping them achieve positive educational, emotional and social outcomes within a structured, safe and nurturing environment.

• Provide one-to-one and small group support for students with SEN including ASD, ADHD and autism.
• Support students with emotional regulation, communication and social interaction.
• Assist students both inside and outside of the classroom to encourage engagement and participation.
• Implement behaviour support strategies and de-escalation techniques where required.
• Support teachers and SEN staff with classroom activities and differentiated learning.
• Build positive and trusting relationships with students to promote confidence, wellbeing and independence.
• Monitor student progress, behaviour and wellbeing and report concerns appropriately.
• Support safeguarding procedures and follow all school policies and guidelines.
• Work collaboratively with teachers, therapists, pastoral staff and parents/carers.
• Promote a safe, inclusive and supportive learning environment for all students.

Support Worker-Candidate Requirements

• Experience working with children or young people with SEN, ASD, ADHD or SEMH needs.
• Strong behaviour management and communication skills.
• Calm, patient and resilient approach.
• Ability to build positive relationships with students and staff.
• Understanding of safeguarding and child protection procedures.
• Experience within schools, youth work, care or alternative provisions is desirable.
• Enhanced DBS on the Update Service preferred.

What We Offer

• Supportive and welcoming SEN environment.
• Ongoing training and professional development opportunities.
• Long-term opportunities and career progression.
• Opportunity to make a genuine difference to young people's lives.