Peripatetic Qualified Teacher of deaf children and young people

As a Peripatetic Qualified Teacher of deaf children and young people, the work centres on commitment to collaborative working within Achieving for Children and across organisational boundaries in the best interests of children and families. It would suit someone who can bring supporting learners through a calm, structured classroom routine to the role.

Where ownership sits

Commitment to collaborative working within Achieving for Children and across organisational boundaries in the best interests of children and families. Have plenty of autonomy in managing your workload and regular 1:1 support from your line manager, the ESSS manager.

What helps the work land well

Supporting learners through a calm, structured classroom routine.

What the role depends on

• Relevant SEN, teaching, or learner-support experience.

Practical details

• 29 days annual leave, increasing to 33 days after 2 years and 35 days after 4 years with an additional day off in your birthday month (Or for term-time workers, your leave entitlem.
• Tailored induction sessions commencing on the date you start working for AfC.
• Local Government salary and pension scheme (LGPS or Teachers Pension).
• A comprehensive Employee Assistance Programme.

Requirements mentioned

• DBS check
• SEN experience

Job details

• Benefits mentioned: Pension, Holiday allowance, Flexible working, Hybrid working