Calling All Newly Qualified Teachers/ Graduates / Care Workers - Make a Difference with SEND/SEMH Students!
Are you a newly qualified teacher looking for a rewarding role that makes a real difference in students' lives? We have exciting opportunities working with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) and Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) students in schools across [local area].
While no prior experience is required, candidates with experience working in a similar setting are preferred. Ideal candidates will have:
Some experience working with SEND/SEMH students in a teaching assistant role or volunteer capacity
Knowledge of implementing differentiated instruction and behavior plans
Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate with specialists
A patient, compassionate approach to nurturing students
As a newly qualified SEND/SEMH teacher you will:
Work closely with individual or small groups of students to provide tailored support
Create engaging lesson plans suited to different learning needs
Track student progress and identify areas for growth
Implement behavior plans and strategies to promote self-regulation
Encourage student confidence, independence and social skills
Comprehensive training will be provided to help you gain skills and confidence. Excellent mentoring available.
If you are passionate about guiding young people with additional needs to achieve their potential, we want to hear from you! SEND/SEMH teaching is challenging but incredibly rewarding.
Positions available in both primary and secondary schools. Competitive pay and benefits. Supportive environments.
Apply today to begin your teaching career making a huge difference to students