What ASEND Tuition Is
We are looking for inspirational tutors to support children and young people with SEND in Birmingham. We support pupils with SEND who are not attending school for a number of reasons including Mental Health issues, or lack of a suitable school place. We aim to prepare them for a return to mainstream school, a specialist school or adulthood.
About the role
We are looking for a tutor to support a 16 year old with regulating his emotions and his academics. Our pupil has ADHD and mild learning difficulties and can sometimes find it difficult to manage his behaviour and emotions when he is distressed. He is a caring and sociable boy who is creative and has many interests. Listening to music, production and music related activities are some of his favourites, including dancing and Drill music. He has a knack for solving mysteries and likes to stay active by doing gymnastics. Our pupil is keen to keep up to speed with his education and particularly enjoys maths - he needs some more support with literacy.
The ideal tutor would be someone who shares some of his interests and can incorporate these to make learning more enjoyable. Someone who is fun and energetic would be a great match for our pupil's personality, who could also help him develop social skills along the way. Some essential qualities we look for in our tutors are sensitivity and empathy, as some of our pupils have faced difficulties and challenging environments so they need a more sensitive and nurturing approach to learning.
Job details
Role: SEN Tutor
Pay: £30 - 38 per hour
Location: Birmingham
Contract: Part-time
Working hours: 4 hours per week
If you think this is not the right role for you, do still apply as we are always on the lookout for people with different expertise to work with our pupils in various locations.
About you:
- You'll have some experience with SEN: ADHD, mild learning difficulties, behaviours of concern
- You may be an experienced tutor or teacher or have experience working with children in a therapeutic way
- You'll have a passion for helping pupils overcome any barriers to learning and difficulties with engagement
- You'll be good at building rapport and strong relationships with children and their families - we work closely with families to create a plan
- Ideally, have some experience of helping children with their learning
- Have the ability to motivate and inspire pupils
- Use a person-centred approach in their work
- Make the wellbeing, achievement, and progress of your pupils central to everything that you plan and do
- Have the determination and energy to bring about continuous improvement.
Benefits:
- Generous and competitive rates of pay with a pay structure to increase your pay
- Pay scaling to enable you to increase your rate
- Opportunities for professional development
- Friendly support and guidance to enable you to meet the individual needs of learners and to ensure that you feel confident in your position
- Training in working with children with SEND
- Option to arrange work around the existing schedule
- Join a friendly and supportive team
At ASEND you will always be well supported by our highly qualified and experienced team and well-remunerated for your work.
About ASEND
ASEND is a highly specialist SEND business, placing dedicated SEND professionals in schools and services throughout the UK.
We see ourselves as a SEND company rather than a recruitment agency, which means that we do more than just staffing for SEN education. Our Directors all have a unique understanding of SEND and between them share a wealth of knowledge and experience unparalleled in the field. Our team all have a passion for helping young people with SEN overcome barriers and progress. Your experience with us and our young people will therefore feel very different to what you may normally expect as a result.
If you are seeking a truly rewarding position and are passionate about enriching the lives of young people, then do not hesitate to apply now and one of our specialist team will review your application.
ASEND is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. This post is subject to an Enhanced DBS Disclosure.