Ideal role for a Psychology/Criminology graduate with aspirations in Criminal Justice and Probation, based in Woking.
This position is within a challenging school setting for boys with trauma and mental health needs. It offers an opportunity for individuals motivated to work with vulnerable young people and those at risk of offending. Career progression can lead to roles such as probation officer, youth offending team member, or youth counselor.
Working in specialist schools for students aged 9-16 with social emotional needs and Autism, focusing on recovery from trauma through restorative practices and a holistic learning approach.
MAPA and ABA training provided. Salary ranges from £98 to £105 per day PAYE, Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm.
This Learning Support Assistant role involves engaging with challenging situations to build foundational experience. Empathy and pragmatism are essential, with an emphasis on the holistic and therapeutic aspects of education.
Restorative Practice and positive reinforcement are key skills. The role involves supporting students with EHCPs, SEMH needs, and learning difficulties, aiming to raise academic attainment across various areas.
The school offers vocational subjects such as computing, hairdressing, PE, and performing arts, alongside core subjects like maths and English.
This role promises rich and rewarding experiences, though it can be challenging and may not suit everyone.
For more details, please contact Judith Oakley at (phone number removed) to discuss next steps.
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