SEN Teacher

Protocol Education - Seeking Passionate and Professional SEN Teacher in Sunderland

Protocol Education is on the lookout for dedicated, warm, and professional individuals to support children with a range of special educational needs in Sunderland, including Autism, ADHD, and Social & Emotional Mental Health (SEMH). Our mission is to create a nurturing and positive learning environment where both staff and students can thrive and achieve their full potential. We strive to deliver the highest standards of education and support to children, families, and staff.

Position: SEN Teacher

We are currently recruiting an exceptional and inspirational SEN teacher to join our school either in June or September 2024. This is a full-time position, Monday to Friday, providing outstanding education to our children.

Key Responsibilities:

• Student Engagement: Work with a class of 6-8 students, following individualised learning plans and planning tailored lessons.
• Policy Implementation: Adhere to school policies on learning and behaviour, and statutory guidelines relating to special educational needs.
• Student Motivation: Encourage pupils to learn and socialise, promoting independence by assisting with personal, physical, or medical needs.
• Individualised Education Plans: Develop and implement tailored education plans for students with complex autism and high sensory needs.
• Assessment and Adaptation: Assess student progress and modify teaching strategies as needed.
• Collaboration: Work with families and other school staff to create a supportive learning environment.
• Direct Instruction: Provide direct instruction, support, and guidance to students, individually and in groups.

Requirements:

• Qualifications: Qualified Teacher Status.
• DBS: DBS on the Update Service, or willingness to undertake one.
• References: Minimum of 2 satisfactory and recent references.

Ideal Candidate:

• Interest in SEN: Genuine interest in working with SEN children and willingness to assist with personal care.
• Experience: Previous experience working with students with complex autism and high sensory needs.
• Skills: Knowledge of effective teaching strategies for students with complex autism and high sensory needs, and the ability to handle situations and behaviour calmly and sensitively.
• Passion: A passion for shaping young children's education and adapting to their individual circumstances.
• Commitment: Flexibility, commitment, and the ability to provide short, sharp tuition and brain breaks as needed.
• Special Interests: A genuine passion for SEND and/or SEMH.

Role Details:

• Schedule: Full-time position, Monday to Friday.
• Class Size: Working with a class of 6-8 students.
• Lesson Planning: Following individualised learning plans and planning tailored lessons.
• Policy Adherence: Implementing school policies on learning and behaviour, and statutory guidelines relating to special education needs.
• Student Development: Motivating pupils to learn and socialise.
• Independence Promotion: Promoting independence by assisting with personal, physical, or medical needs.
• Plan Implementation: Developing and implementing individualised education plans for students with complex autism and high sensory needs.
• Progress Assessment: Assessing student progress and modifying teaching strategies as needed.
• Collaboration: Collaborating with families and other school staff to create a supportive learning environment.
• Instruction: Providing direct instruction, support, and guidance to students, individually and in groups.

Benefits:

• Flexibility: Flexible job opportunities to suit your schedule.
• Pay: Excellent rates of pay, paid weekly through PAYE.
• Support: Dedicated consultant providing continued support during placements.
• Career Development: Opportunity to develop short-term work into long-term roles.
• Professional Development: Access to training courses for ongoing professional development.

To be considered, apply today or email Lewis at lewis.sutherland@protocol-education.com. Join us in making a difference in the lives of children with special educational needs in Sunderland!