Tutors

Keys Group; Chelmsford; On-site; GBP 21,000 - 34,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Meaningful role

Relationship building

Job summary

Keys Group is expanding its team of Tutors to support learners aged 5-16 who are outside mainstream education. You will deliver tailored 1:1 sessions in English and Maths, planning personalised lessons and building trusting relationships to help students re-engage and progress.

Ideal candidates will have QTS/QTLS, experience with the UK curriculum (GCSE), strong behaviour management, and the ability to travel to local communities or students' homes.

Qualifications

• QTS or QTLS
• Experience delivering the UK curriculum (secondary/ GCSE)
• Strong behaviour management and differentiation skills
• Understanding of SEN including ASD/ADHD and mental health needs
• Experience with SEN/SEMH learners
• Minimum availability of 2 days per week
• Full UK driving licence, access to vehicle with business-use insurance
• First Aid qualification (desirable)

Responsibilities

• Deliver tailored one-to-one sessions in English, Maths and life skills
• Plan and adapt personalised lessons to learner needs
• Build positive relationships to support engagement and growth
• Deliver sessions in community settings or students' homes
• Work flexibly with scheduling that fits your availability
• Travel across local areas to deliver sessions

Skills

1:1 tuition

English

Maths

Behaviour management

Education

QTS/QTLS

Job description

As we continue to grow and welcome a new cohort of learners, we're expanding our team of Tutors. This is a rewarding opportunity to support young people aged 5-16 who are unable to access mainstream education, helping them re-engage, build confidence, and achieve meaningful progress. We provide high-quality, personalised 1:1 tuition designed to create measurable, life-changing impact for those who need it most.

About the Role

• Deliver tailored, one-to-one sessions in English, Maths, and life skills
• Plan and adapt personalised lessons to suit individual learner needs
• Build positive, trusting relationships to support engagement and growth
• Deliver sessions in quiet community settings or students' homes
• Work flexibly with scheduling that fits your availability
• Travel across local areas to deliver sessions

Who We Support You will work with young people who are:

• Excluded or at risk of exclusion
• School refusers
• Experiencing disruption due to health or home circumstances
• At risk of entering the criminal justice system
  QTS or QTLS (due to the requirements of the young people we support)
• Experience delivering the UK curriculum (particularly secondary/ GCSE)
• Strong behaviour management and differentiation skills
• Understanding of SEN, including ASD, ADHD and mental health needs
• Experience working with SEN and/or SEMH learners
• Minimum availability of 2 days per week
• Ability to travel (full UK driving licence, own vehicle with business insurance and breakdown cover)
• A patient, resilient, and resourceful approach
• First Aid qualification (desirable)

As part of this role, you will be required to transport young people to and from planned sessions, activities, and appointments. Applicants must hold a full UK driving licence, have access to a suitable vehicle with business-use insurance, and be authorised by their insurer to carry young people as passengers. Most importantly, you'll bring warmth, humour, and a genuine belief that every young person deserves success.

Benefits

• Competitive hourly pay based on experience and qualifications
• A meaningful role where you can genuinely transform lives
• The opportunity to build strong, distraction-free relationships with learners