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Wrexham County Borough Council is seeking a highly experienced practitioner to join the Education and Early Intervention Service on a secondment, working closely with the Youth Justice Service. The role focuses on supporting vulnerable learners and collaborating with schools, parents and a range of partners to ensure positive outcomes.
The successful candidate will have extensive YJS knowledge, a track record of targeted support strategies, and a strong commitment to public service values.
The Education and Early Intervention Service of Wrexham County Borough Council have an exciting secondment opportunity for a dynamic practitioner to work closely with the Youth Justice Service.
The successful candidate will be highly skilled in this area and have a high level of specialist knowledge and expertise, particularly in the area of supporting vulnerable learners. They will be proficient in working with schools and a range of partners and stakeholders, including parents.
This is an exciting opportunity for a professional committed to ensuring that the needs of all young people are successfully supported.
The successful candidate will have:
An enhanced DBS is required for this position.
The County Borough of Wrexham, located in North East Wales, is proud of its Welsh heritage and cultural identity. Over the years it has grown to reflect a population that is multi-religious and multi-ethnic and complements the diversity of our communities.
Centred on the city of Wrexham, which nestles between the Welsh mountains and the Cheshire plains, it’s a location that really can offer you the best of both worlds and we are proud of our city status (awarded in 2022 when we became the seventh city in Wales).
Wrexham County Borough Council is a unitary Council which delivers a wide range of services aimed at improving the lives of Wrexham residents and surrounding communities. We are committed to providing services through collaboration with local and national partners. With a focus on sustainable development, community wellbeing, and improving the lives of Wrexham residents and surrounding communities, Wrexham is a fantastic place to work, live, and learn.
The council is an inclusive employer with a workforce of around 5,500, offering diverse roles, training and development and rewarding career opportunities. Wrexham County Borough Council values innovation, bilingualism in English and Welsh, and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.
As a Disability Confident Committed Employer, the council ensures accessible recruitment and support for disabled employees including offering a guaranteed interview (where essential person specification items are met). Additionally, veterans will receive guaranteed interviews under the Armed Forces Covenant if eligibility criteria are met (where essential person specification items are met).
Employee benefits include:
Our Council Plan (2023–28) sets out our priorities for this period and we deliver these by following the Nolan Values of public life (selflessness, integrity, objectivity, accountability, openness, honesty and leadership) as well as our own Corporate Values: