SEN Teacher Secondary Schools

As a SEN Teacher Secondary Schools, the work centres on smaller class sizes with high adult-to-student support. It would suit someone who can bring patience, SEND awareness, structured planning, and calm communication to the role.

Role overview

Secure September roles early and avoid last-minute pressure. Gain flexibility through agency while maintaining consistency.

Learning support involved

Smaller class sizes with high adult-to-student support. Develop advanced adaptive teaching and behaviour management skills. Work with pupils across KS3–KS4 (and sometimes KS5) with a range of additional needs, including.

What helps in this education setting

Patience, SEND awareness, structured planning, and calm communication.

Education skills and requirements

• SEN teaching offers a more relationship-led, rewarding classroom experience, where progress goes far beyond exam results.
• All candidates must undertake or have undertaken a valid enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.

Job details

• Schools are already securing teachers for September starts, and by registering now, you’ll gain early access to the best long-term and permanent roles.
• All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay.
• In some cases, the option to make this role permanent may become available at a later date.
• Additional detail: Additional staff or wellbeing benefits may be available.

Requirements mentioned

• DBS check
• SEN experience