Assistant Psychologist jobs in United Kingdom
Educational Psychologist - Hybrid School Support & Inclusion
Gloucestershire County Council
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Educational Psychologist - Hybrid School Support & Inclusion
Job summary
A local authority council in the UK is looking for an Educational Psychologist. This role involves supporting children and young people, promoting positive outcomes through consultation. Candidates should have a strong commitment to children's workforce development and inclusivity. The position offers a full-time contract, a salary ranging from £50,627 to £60,160 per annum, and hybrid working arrangements. Applicants should be prepared to engage in various projects, focused on enhancing mental health in educational settings and supporting parents.
Benefits
Qualifications
- Be committed to the delivery of children’s workforce development and support for parents.
- Be able to work effectively in both rural and urban settings.
- Have a firm commitment to building relationships and inclusion by bringing about change.
Responsibilities
- Support children, young people, schools, and families across Gloucestershire.
- Work on projects related to mental health in schools and promoting functional skills.
Skills
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