Graduate Behaviour Mentor – Leeds

Graduate Behaviour Mentor – Leeds

Paid experience for a graduate with experience of SEN and SEMH, supporting the Inclusion team of a fantastic Leeds Secondary school.

Are you a determined and motivated graduate who is passionate about supporting young people reach their full potential?

Perhaps you wish to become a qualified teacher but would first like to gain valuable experience in a paid role where you can explore teaching?

This ‘Good’ graded Ofsted secondary school are keen to meet with graduates ASAP so please do not delay in sending your CV to apply for this Graduate Behaviour Mentor role.

Graduate Behaviour Mentor

• Paid graduate Behaviour Mentor role
• Degree required – 2:1 or above
• Ideal for an English, Maths, Science, or Psychology graduate
• Work closely with the inclusion department
• Resilient and determined role model needed
• Perfect for aspiring teachers
• Earn up to £325 per week

Graduate Behaviour Mentor

To be successful in this role you must be a recent graduate who is keen to pursue a career in education. All degree disciplines will be accepted however those mentioned above are preferred. You must have some experience of working with children/young adults, this can be in any context.

About the role

This exciting role will see you join the schools inclusion department. You will work closely with the head of behaviour and heads of year. Pupils may be required to leave their lesson either through causing disruption in the classroom or other reasons. As a Graduate Behaviour Mentor you must have a ‘firm but fair’ approach and you will work with the pupils to understand their needs and remove any barriers to learning.

This popular secondary school in Leeds will offer a bespoke training development programme for graduates who are keen to kick-start their career. This school is easily accessible via public transport links and it has a large car park for those who drive. Pupils at this school come from a variety of socio-economic backgrounds, some may have social and emotional difficulties or special educational needs.

If you think you have what it takes to succeed as a Graduate Behaviour Mentor, click ‘apply now’ and send your CV to Demi at i-teachers.