Communicator
USP College, Thundersley, Castle Point
Communicator
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USP College, Thundersley, Castle Point
- Part time
- Temporary
- Onsite working
Posted 4 days ago, 26 Sep | Get your application in now to be included in the first week's applications.
Closing date: Closing date not specified
Job ref: 2485b0087b644572975c1450d1fa3b5a
Location ref: Thundersley, Castle Point
Full Job Description
This is a maternity cover for the current academic year.
Do you love bringing people together through clear, engaging communication? Can you translate ideas into messages that genuinely help learners, partners and employers understand what's possible? If so, we'd love to hear from you.
As a Communicator, you'll be key in supporting a student experience that's accessible. Your work will help ensure our learners can understand their pathways clearly-towards higher education and into successful careers-supported by strong connections with the local community, businesses and regional employers.
What you'll be doing
This would be an ideal opportunity to join a successful and established learning support department as a Communicator, in the classroom. Within this role you would have the chance to work with experienced, innovative and inspiring teachers and learning support staff in a range of curriculum areas; giving you an insight into the rewarding career of working with young people at a critical time in their career focused development. In the role you can make a key difference to the outcomes of young people with learning difficulties and disabilities., You'll be supported by a team who cares about learner outcomes and the learner experience. You'll have opportunities to contribute ideas, improve processes and strengthen how messages are shared across campus and beyond.
All appointments are subject to safer recruitment requirements to ensure the safeguarding of children and young people. All positions will involve appropriate checks and clearances.
Minimum of Level 2 BSL qualification
An empathetic approach and ability to be flexible
Be able to support learners from 16-24 from foundation to adult students.
Previous experience working in education would be an advantage but not essential
Why this role matters
When communication is clear and inspiring, learners feel more confident, partners engage more effectively, and opportunities become easier to access.
Our focus is Career-Focused Learning: placing the student experience and our connections with the community, local businesses and regional employers at the centre of everything we do. As Communicator, you'll play a vital part in ensuring all of our students with additional needs have access to these opportunities.