support Deaf children and young people and their families in homes, mainstream settings, and specialist settings across the age range 0-25.
support the educational development and inclusion of the children referred to the team.
be required to monitor, deliver interventions, and advise on an allocated caseload. Relevant experience and understanding of statutory assessment and EHCP's would be advantageous., have experience of multi-agency working and have confidence in advising, supporting, and making sound judgements on strategies to meet the needs of children.
be highly organised and will be able to demonstrate effective and positive interpersonal and communication skills to ensure successful relationships are built and maintained with schools and partners.
have the ability to use specialist technology associated with educational audiology for Deaf Students and work closely with the team around the child to ensure equipment is used effectively and outcomes achieved.
be expected to travel around the County of Staffordshire supporting the schools, children and young people on your caseload so you will be able to drive, have a driving licence and be a car owner. For disabled applicants, reasonable adjustments will be made where required.
have a qualification in British Sign Language, if no qualification is held a commitment to self-funding this to BSL Level 2 (Signature Accredited) would be needed.
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The Specialist Teaching Support Service is seeking to appoint a qualified, Specialist Teacher of the Deaf to work within the Deaf / Hearing Inclusion Team, required for September 2026 or January 2027.
Salary £37,101 - £51,048 depending on qualifications and experience, plus SEN allowance £2,787- £5,497 pro rata to hours worked (Teachers' Pay scales (MPS/UPS))

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