SEN Specialist Secondary Outreach Tutor - Bromley

Remedy Recruitment Group; Bromley (KY); On-site; USD 47,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Remedy Recruitment Group is seeking a SEN Specialist Outreach Tutor to deliver one-to-one outreach tuition for secondary students in Bromley, from Year 7 to GCSE. You will focus on Maths and English, with Science at GCSE being desirable, and work during school hours mainly on a 0-hour contract basis.

Ideal candidates have extensive Maths and English teaching experience, are familiar with SEN/SEND needs, and can engage anxious or disengaged learners while building confidence and progress toward

Qualifications

• Proven experience teaching secondary Maths and English.
• Experience teaching students Year 7 to GCSE.
• Knowledge of SEN/SEND strategies and EHCP goals.
• Ability to engage learners with differing needs.

Responsibilities

• Deliver one-to-one outreach tuition to secondary learners.
• Teach Maths and English across Year 7–GCSE.
• Assess learning needs and identify gaps.
• Plan personalised learning programmes.
• Adapt methods for SEND profiles and learning styles.
• Monitor progress and communicate with families and schools.

Skills

Maths teaching

English teaching

Science teaching

Education

QTS

PGCE

Teaching qualification

Job description

SEN Specialist Secondary Outreach Tutor - Bromley

Posted 03 September 2026 Salary £25 - £35 per hour Location Bromley Job type Contract Discipline Special Education Needs Reference Bromley SecondarySEN_1788420433

SEN Specialist Outreach Tutor - Secondary (Year 7-GCSE)

Location: Bromley
Position: SEN Specialist Tutor - Outreach Tuition
Age Range: Secondary - Year 7 to GCSE
Subjects: Maths and English essential; Science desirable
Hours: 0-40 hours per week (0-hour contract)
Typical Referral: 10-15 hours per week per student
Pay Rate: £25-£35 per hour
Contract Type: Ongoing / Long-Term
Working Hours: Primarily during school hours

About the Role

We are seeking dedicated and experienced SEN Specialist Tutors to provide personalised, one-to-one outreach tuition to secondary-aged students across Bromley, from Year 7 through to GCSE.

This role is ideal for a tutor who is passionate about supporting young people who may be struggling to access mainstream education due to additional learning needs, SEND, school anxiety, or other barriers to education.

You will deliver engaging and highly individualised tuition programmes designed to help students re-engage with learning, rebuild confidence, develop essential skills, and make meaningful academic progress.

Maths and English teaching experience is essential. The ability to teach Science at secondary level, particularly GCSE, is highly desirable.

Most referrals involve approximately 10-15 hours of tuition per student per week, generally delivered during school hours, although flexibility may be required depending on the individual learner and referral.

This is an outreach-based role, so tuition may take place in a learner's home, community setting, or another suitable agreed location.

About the Students

The students you support may have a range of additional needs and barriers to education, including:

• ADHD


• Dyslexia


• Dyscalculia


• Speech and Language Difficulties


• SEMH (Social, Emotional and Mental Health) needs


• School anxiety


• Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA)


• Previous disengagement from mainstream education


• Gaps in learning or difficulties accessing the curriculum

You will need to be confident adapting your approach to meet the individual needs of each learner and creating a calm, supportive environment where they can feel safe and successful.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality, one-to-one outreach tuition to secondary-aged learners from Year 7 to GCSE.


• Teach Maths and English confidently across the secondary age range.


• Assess individual learning needs and identify gaps in knowledge.


• Plan and deliver structured, personalised learning programmes.


• Adapt teaching methods and resources to suit different SEND profiles and learning styles.


• Support learners to work towards their EHCP targets, curriculum objectives and academic goals.


• Help students prepare for GCSEs and other relevant examinations where appropriate.


• Build positive, trusting relationships with learners who may have experienced significant barriers to education.


• Monitor progress and maintain accurate records of learning, engagement and achievement.


• Provide appropriate feedback and updates to parents, carers, schools and relevant professionals.


• Work collaboratively with families and other professionals involved in the learner's education.

Candidate Requirements

We are looking for tutors who have:

• Strong experience teaching secondary Maths and English.


• Experience working with students from Year 7 through to GCSE.


• Previous experience supporting children or young people with SEN/SEND; a minimum of two years' experience is preferred.


• A strong understanding of different SEND profiles and effective strategies for supporting learners with additional needs.


• The ability to engage and motivate students who may be anxious, disengaged or reluctant to learn.


• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills.


• A patient, adaptable and empathetic approach.


• The ability to work independently and confidently within an outreach environment.


• Strong organisational skills and the ability to plan structured, purposeful sessions.


• An Enhanced DBS registered on the Update Service, or willingness to obtain one.


• A genuine passion for helping young people overcome barriers to education and achieve their potential.

Experience teaching GCSE Science would be particularly advantageous.

Desirable Qualifications & Experience

• Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), PGCE or equivalent teaching qualification.


• SEN/SEND-related qualifications or specialist training.


• GCSE and/or A-Level teaching experience.


• Experience supporting learners with EHCPs.


• Experience working within alternative provision, specialist settings or mainstream schools.


• Experience supporting learners experiencing school anxiety, EBSA or prolonged absence from education.

Why Join Us?

This is a rewarding opportunity for an experienced SEN tutor who wants to make a genuine difference to the lives of young people.

You will have the opportunity to work closely with individual learners, providing consistent, personalised support that helps them reconnect with education and make progress at their own pace.

With ongoing referrals, flexible hours and typical caseloads of 10-15 hours per student per week, the role can offer regular work for tutors who are looking for meaningful outreach opportunities.