Term-Time SEN Passenger Assistant – School Transport

24x7 Group; Kendal; On-site; GBP 6,200 - 9,600; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Term time work

Monthly pay

Pension

Training provided

Job security

Friendly team

Job summary

24x7 Group in the United Kingdom is recruiting a Passenger Assistant to support school transport services. You will help transport SEN or vulnerable passengers to schools, colleges, or day care centres, ensuring safety and comfort during journeys.

The role is term-time with 12.5–20 hours weekly, offering monthly payments between £560 and £860. A DBS check, right to work in the UK, and first aid training are required; ongoing training is provided.

Qualifications

• Pass an enhanced criminal record check to work with children, young persons and/or vulnerable adults.
• Have the right to work in the UK.
• First Aid Training and willingness to undergo advanced specialist medical training.

Responsibilities

• Transport special needs (SEN) or vulnerable children and adults to and from school, college, or day care centres.
• To work in an effective, safe, flexible manner and support the operation of the company.
• To quickly establish positive and professional relationships with passengers, their carers/parents, and the key people at the establishments they attend.
• To assist the driver in company supplied vehicles, which includes - cars, 8 seat people carriers and large wheelchair accessible vehicles.
• To be patient and empathic with the passengers and be able to keep them occupied and comfortable on journeys.

Education

Enhanced DBS check (Child & Vulnerable Adults)

Right to work in the UK

First Aid Training

Job description

24x7 Group in the United Kingdom is recruiting a Passenger Assistant to support school transport services. You will help transport SEN or vulnerable passengers to schools, colleges, or day care centres, ensuring safety and comfort during journeys.

The role is term-time with 12.5–20 hours weekly, offering monthly payments between £560 and £860. A DBS check, right to work in the UK, and first aid training are required; ongoing training is provided.