We provide educational support to individuals who are currently out of mainstream education, those seeking additional support, and individuals with SEND.
We are currently looking for a qualified and experienced SEN Tutor to provide support to a Year 2 LAC.
Prospero Teaching are partnered with Local Councils and SEND teams throughout the UK.
Posted by Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited • £77/day to £87/day
Hays Education understands that people with a passion and experience of supporting children or adults with special needs or complex care, can sometimes find it difficult to break into a career in Education, due to minimal or no recent/previous experience in a classroom setting.
HAVE YOU CONSIDERED WORKING AS A SPECIAL NEEDS LEARNING SUPPORT IN A CLASSROOM SETTING?
Your background and experience, as an example, may come from:
Prospero Teaching is looking for an experienced, motivated and resilient Behavioural Mentors to support students in our Secondary schools across Wigan.
The school is for students in Keys Stages 3 and 4 with an Educational Health and Care Plan (EHCP) identifying SEMH.
The position is open to all experienced those you have a background in youth work, sports coaching, support work or have any other experience of mentoring children and young adults.
We are looking for an inspirational and engaging tutor to help support those whose needs may not have been with in the traditional school setting.
Prospero teaching is looking for tutors with experience with SEN students or in an SEN setting in the Wigan Area to provide 1 to 1 support to students with SEN requirements.
The successful tutor will need to be patient, empathetic and be able to create/deliver learning plans on a 1 to 1 basis.
They would like all their short term cover (up to three days absence) to be carried out by enthusiastic, lively graduates, (ideally in a curriculum subject) who have a genuine interest in education.
We are working with a 'good' secondary school in Wigan, who are recruiting for a cover supervisor to support them with their day to day cover in the next academic year.
The role will start in September and will continue until May when the year 11 students go on study leave.