Behaviour & Learning Support

Behaviour & Learning Support

Secondary School

Leeds LS11

Are you a confident and dedicated Psychology graduate with a passion for your degree subject, intent on finding a rewarding role developing the academic and emotional skills of secondary student’s with SEMH as Behaviour & Learning Support?

Are you a confident and dedicated Psychology graduate with a passion for your degree subject, intent on finding a rewarding role developing the academic and emotional skills of secondary students?

Do you want the opportunity to be a valued member of an inspiring SEN staff department, with the ability to display your subject knowledge as well as analysing and transferring teaching techniques and methods from talented and experienced SEN staff members?

This inclusive and supportive secondary school based in the Leeds area is looking to find a passionate and dedicated Psychology graduate, intent on becoming a vital member inside of a wonderful SEN department.

If you’re interested in this wonderful opportunity, make sure to apply straight away or send your CV to Amy at i-teachers!

Information about the role:

• Ideal for Psychology graduate
• Offering outstanding academic and emotional support to secondary students with SEMH needs
• Overcoming challenging behaviour both inside and outside of classroom environment
• Working in both 1:1 and group sessions with secondary students
• Under the guidance of dedicated and supportive SENCO
• Surrounded by array of talented and experienced SEN staff members
• Opportunity to gain vital secondary SEN teaching experience
• Paid £300-£325 per week, term time only as Behaviour & Learning Support
• Immediate Start – Apply ASAP!

Information about the school:

• Dedicated to making sure every individual student receives brilliant academic and emotional support
• Intent on offering every student the same academic opportunities
• Inspirational and passionate SENCO
• Prides itself on being key members of local community
• Respected and valued member in local area

Role Requirements:

• Minimum 2:1 Psychology degree
• Passionate about the Psychology subject
• Experience working with young people extremely advantageous
• Dedicated to offering outstanding academic and emotional support to students with SEMH needs
• Ability to deal with challenging behaviour inside and outside of classroom environment
• Ability to organise and conduct individual and group sessions with students who have SEMH needs

If you’re interested in being a vital member of an supportive and dedicated SEN staff department, offering outstanding academic and emotional support to students with SEMH needs, Click APPLY NOW or contact Amy at i-teachers for a friendly chat and more information about the role!