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Qualified Teacher

Undertaking subject teaching responsibility in literacy and maths, ensuring students build knowledge and skills that lead to meaningful progress.
Planning and delivering an inspiring, high-quality curriculum that supports students to enjoy learning, achieve well, and move confidently towards clearly defined end points.
Setting personalised learning targets for each student, considering prior attainment, individual needs, and their broader developmental goals.
Working collaboratively with the leadership team to deliver a curriculum that builds knowledge systematically and meets the needs of all students.
Regularly assessing and monitoring student understanding, using assessment outcomes to inform teaching and guide timely, targeted interventions.
Planning uniquely for each student, creating inclusive and accessible learning experiences that support both academic and personal development.

You’ll be someone who thrives in a supportive, student-focused environment and brings creativity, resilience and commitment to everything you do.

Hold a recognised teaching qualification (QTS, QTLS, PGCE preferred but not essential), with proficiency in delivering lessons to secondary-aged students.
Have experience working in a SEN setting and understand the importance of a flexible, pupil-centred approach.
Be skilled in planning and delivering curriculum content using a variety of teaching styles and methods to engage and inspire diverse learners.
Show commitment to inclusive practice, positive behaviour management, and helping pupils overcome barriers to learning.
Possess a full driving licence and your own car, as the role involves transporting students.

Mentor

To support qualified teaching staff in delivering an inspiring, high-quality curriculum that supports students to enjoy learning, achieve well, and move confidently towards clearly defined end points.
To maintain high levels of enthusiasm, energy inspiration to students, and to support them in the day-to-day activities of the centre.
Working collaboratively with the leadership team to deliver a curriculum that builds knowledge systematically and meets the needs of all students.
Regularly assessing and monitoring student understanding, using assessment outcomes to inform teaching and guide timely, targeted interventions.
Providing support and a listening ear for students, to identify their passions and interests, and to design activities that will allow them to connect with their curiousity.

You’ll be someone who thrives in a supportive, student-focused environment and brings creativity, resilience and commitment to everything you do.

Preferably have experience working in a SEN setting and understand the importance of a flexible, student-centred approach.
Comfortable lone working and escorting students outside of the setting.
An assertive but gentle presence to provide support and a safe space for students.
Show commitment to inclusive practice, positive behaviour management, and helping students overcome barriers to learning.
Possess a full driving licence and your own car, as the role involves transporting students.