Aspiring Youth Worker - Mental Health Support - Guildford
This is an outstanding opportunity for an individual with previous SEN experience or a graduate with a keen interest in this area of work. It is the perfect position for someone in search of hands-on experience working with social, emotional, and mental health needs. If you're looking for a career in youth work, then this opportunity is not to be missed.
The school is situated in Guildford and supports boys aged 10-19 who have a range of additional needs associated with social, emotional, and mental health challenges. It's a small school that offers a restorative, therapeutic approach to education and behaviour management. As a learning support assistant, you will be working in classes of 4-6 pupils with a staff-to-student ratio of 1:1. The school has recently been graded as 'good' in key categories such as leadership and management and behaviour.
What is involved:
Providing assistance and supervision for students before, during, and after lessons Assisting students to understand and participate in set tasks in an appropriate way Assisting with note-taking and supporting literacy and numeracy Working with a class, a small group, or individual learners Encouraging the development of appropriate social skills Ensuring accurate individual student records are maintained Helping to build confidence and motivation What is required:
An undergraduate degree (preferable) and/or previous SEN experience Good general education levels in English and Maths Knowledge, keen interest, or understanding of the range of different types of learning and behavioural needs (SEMH, PRU) Ability to adapt to various working environments and students with differing abilities and unpredictable behaviour Salary:
£90 to £110 daily rate (5-day week) If you are interested in applying for the role, please submit your updated CV or call Judith on
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for more details.
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Providing assistance and supervision for students before, during, and after lessons Assisting students to understand and participate in set tasks in an appropriate way Assisting with note-taking and supporting literacy and numeracy Working with a class, a small group, or individual learners Encouraging the development of appropriate social skills Ensuring accurate individual student records are maintained Helping to build confidence and motivation What is required:
An undergraduate degree (preferable) and/or previous SEN experience Good general education levels in English and Maths Knowledge, keen interest, or understanding of the range of different types of learning and behavioural needs (SEMH, PRU) Ability to adapt to various working environments and students with differing abilities and unpredictable behaviour Salary:
£90 to £110 daily rate (5-day week) If you are interested in applying for the role, please submit your updated CV or call Judith on
(phone number removed)
for more details.
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