Graduate Learning Mentor – Secondary – ASAP start

Graduate Learning Mentor – Secondary – ASAP start

i-teachers is working with a supportive secondary school that are looking for a number of Graduate Learning Mentor positions in various subjects. You will be working closely within your subject specialism department to support within the classroom, as well as create and lead interventions for 1:1 and small groups. This school is in an excellent Central Birmingham location and easily accessible from most Birmingham City Centre train stations

About the Role – Graduate Learning Mentor

• Support throughout the whole department either assisting in the classroom or leading your own booster sessions in small groups and on a 1:1 basis
• Responsible for creating, delivering and monitoring your own intervention sessions to ensure progress is made
• You will be working within a motivated and determined department that has previous success of supporting graduates
• Opportunity to progress onto the school’s School Direct programme and train to teach in your subject
• Paid between £300-£350 per week – Full-time until the end of the academic year
• Trial Days currently being arranged for ASAP start

About You – Graduate Learning Mentor

• Minimum of a 2:1 with strong A Levels
• Some experience is highly advantageous
• You may had a degree in English, Maths, Science, Humanities, Psychology or other subject that is taught in school
• You will need to show a passion for your subject and education
• Commitment to using practical resources to support young people
• Ability to think on your feet and remain positive and enthusiastic, in order to bring your subject to life and support those who find it most difficult!

If you like the sound of joining this remarkable school and becoming part of a new and ambitious graduate team, then send your CV by clicking ‘apply’.

Commutable areas: Birmingham, Coventry, Solihull, Walsall, Wolverhampton, Sandwell, Dudley

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