Learning Mentor

REF: SENPLOY/181199

Education ⫽ SEN Support Jobs

Winchester, Hampshire

£19988 per annum

Permanent, Full time

Desirable Skills

• Compassion


• Empathy


• Understanding


• Resilience


• Assertiveness


• Knowledge of ASD


• Previous LSA experience

Job description

Do you want to go to work and come home each day feeling fulfilled and rewarded? That's what you would get from a career working with children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. If this sounds like something you would like to be part of, this job vacancy could be for you.

Working in a supportive environment where you could progress through levels of formal qualification to advance your career, the education providers cater for individuals aged 4-19 with a variety of SEND. This could include autism, social emotional and mental health issues, early years trauma and other neurodiverse conditions which can affect individual learning.

This is where you come in. As a key support for the children and young people, you will play an integral part in facilitating engaging methods to help them learn and become valued members of their community.

Often, there is a not a one size fits all approach, but with empathy, understanding and tenacity, you will develop bespoke strategies to suit individual learning styles, manage behavioural challenges and create a partnership in which the child or young person will be fully engaged with their learning journey.

Whatever work experience you have or perhaps you are starting out in your career, this role will suit individuals who want a long-term career in a sector that promotes equality and embraces diversity.

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Unfortunately, we can't offer sponsorship so please only apply if you have legal entitlement to live and work in the UK.

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Compassion, Empathy, Understanding, Resilience, Assertiveness, Knowledge of ASD, Previous LSA experience, Do you want to go to work and come home each day feeling fulfilled and rewarded? That's what you would get from a career working with children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. If this sounds like something you would like to be part of, this job vacancy could be for you.

Working in a supportive environment where you could progress through levels of formal qualification to advance your career, the education providers cater for individuals aged 4-19 with a variety of SEND. This could include autism, social emotional and mental health issues, early years trauma and other neurodiverse conditions which can affect individual learning.

This is where you come in. As a key support for the children and young people, you will play an integral part in facilitating engaging methods to help them learn and become valued members of their community.

Often, there is a not a one size fits all approach, but with empathy, understanding and tenacity, you will develop bespoke strategies to suit individual learning styles, manage behavioural challenges and create a partnership in which the child or young person will be fully engaged with their learning journey.

Whatever work experience you have or perhaps you are starting out in your career, this role will suit individuals who want a long-term career in a sector that promotes equality and embraces diversity.