Student Mental Health Adviser

Student Mental Health Adviser

As a Student Mental Health Adviser, you will provide information, advice and guidance to 16-18-year olds who are experiencing a range of mental health issues.

Are you passionate about supporting the wellbeing of adolescents and young adults? 

Would you relish the opportunity to encourage personal development, growth, and a positive transition into adulthood?

If so, this fantastic opportunity, working as a Student Mental Health Adviser
supporting them to develop their resilience and improve their mental health, may be just what you’ve been looking for!

Student Mental Health Adviser – The Role:

• £23,367 per annum FTE
• Hours of work will be full-time, term-time only
• Working closely with key members of the Student Services team
• Responsible for a caseload of students, supporting them to develop their resilience and improve their mental health
• Providing engaging mental health training and guidance to staff on how to effectively support students
• Establishing strong external partnership relationships are also important aspects of this role.

Student Mental Health Adviser – The Benefits:

• Extensive professional development and career opportunities
• Occupational pension scheme (either Teachers’ Pension Scheme or Local Government Pension Scheme)
• BHSF – private healthcare insurance plan
• Cycle to work scheme
• Interest free annual travel card loans
• Discounted college gym membership
• A clear strategy for the positive well-being of staff
• Close to transport links

Student Mental Health Adviser – Applicant Requirements:

• Minimum 2:1 degree in any subject
• Previous experience working with young people in schools setting
• Previous experience supporting students with safeguarding and mental health
• Having a good understanding of SEMH needs
• Passionate about supporting academic success as well as the physical and emotional welfare of young people

If you are aspirational for all young people and want to play a part in shaping their futures as a Student Mental Health Adviser, we would really like to hear from you!