Average Educational Psychologist salary in the UK

Educational Psychologist (0-Hour Contract)Organisation: Remedy TutorsLocation: SuttonPay Rate: £120 per hourContract Type: 0-hour / Flexible About the RoleRemedy Tutors are seeking a qualified Educational Psychologist to support children and young people aged 4-16 through assessment and intervention, particularly in relation to Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs).This is a flexible, 0-hour contract role, ideal for professionals looking to manage their own caseload while making a meaningful impact across a range of educational settings. Key ResponsibilitiesConduct thorough psychological assessments using:ObservationsStandardised toolsInterviews with pupils, families, and professionalsProduce high-quality psychological reports to support:EHCP assessmentsIntervention planningProvide clear, actionable recommendations tailored to individual needsWork collaboratively with:Schools and teaching staffFamilies and carersManage a flexible caseload, maintaining high professional standards Working ArrangementsWork delivered across:HomesOnlineFlexible hours based on availabilityOpportunity to complete report writing and admin remotely Essential RequirementsDoctorate in Educational Psychology (DEdPsy) or equivalentRegistration with the Health and Care Professions CouncilEligibility for Chartered Membership with the British Psychological SocietyExperience conducting psychological assessments and writing reportsExperience supporting:SEMH (social, emotional, mental health needs)Autism and ADHDKnowledge of trauma-informed approaches DesirableExperience completing EHCP assessmentsBackground working in:SchoolsLocal authoritiesSpecialist or alternative provision settings Key SkillsExcellent communication and report-writing skillsStrong analytical and assessment abilityAbility to engage children and young people with diverse needsEffective time and caseload managementCollaborative, flexible approach to working About Remedy TutorsRemedy Tutors provides tailored 1:1 education and specialist support for young people who are outside mainstream education or require additional support. Working closely with schools, local authorities, and families, the organisation delivers personalised interventions to improve outcomes and re-engage learners.

Are you a university graduate? Are you interested in mental health and neurodiversity? Do you want to build your experience before becoming a qualified educational psychologist?A fantastic SEN school in Oxford are looking for a Learning Support Assistant (LSA) to help support and motivate their pupils with additional needs. The children in the school have a range of special educational needs - this includes Autism, ADHD, cerebral palsy, multi-sensory impairments, speech and communication challenges and physical disabilities. The students therefore require a Graduate who is bubbly, understanding, empathetic and patient.By working as a Learning Support Assistant, you will be provided with all the skills needed to undergo training as an Educational Psychologist in the future. Not only will you gain first-hand experience working with neurodivergent children, you will also learn how to implement individualised support plans and learning strategies in the classroom in order for each child to reach their full potential. You will also be provided with the unique opportunity of shadowing the psychologist and therapist based on-site at the school and be able to learn from them ahead of your future career.In this Oxford SEN school, no two days are the same. However, your general duties will involve working closely with a small group of SEN pupils in the classroom, supporting both their learning and emotional needs. You will ensure each child stays on track with their work, meets their milestones, and help the class teacher to make the classroom a fun and exciting environment. Personal care, such as toileting and feeding may also be required. If you are looking for a rewarding career where you can help change the lives of vulnerable young people, then this is the role for you!The ideal candidate will have a university degree (Psychology or Criminology would be perfect) and a C in GCSE Maths and English. Experience with SEN is desired but not essential.Aspiring Educational PsychologistLearning Support AssistantASAP StartOxford£85 - £100 per dayFull time, Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 3:30pmIf you feel this role will provide you with the experience you need, then apply today!Aspiring Educational Psychologist, Aspiring Educational Psychologist, Aspiring Educational Psychologist, Aspiring Educational Psychologist, Oxford, Oxford

Aspiring Educational Psychologist - Mental Health - Milton Keynes- Education and TrainingAre you graduating in 2026 and considering a future career in Educational Psychology, Clinical Psychology, or Child Mental Health?This Aspiring Educational Psychologist - Mental Health - Milton Keynes role is an excellent opportunity for Psychology, Health and Social Care, or related graduates who are completing their degrees this year and looking to gain valuable hands-on experience before committing to postgraduate study such as an MSc, Doctorate, or research pathway.. The role will give you exposure to a range of professionals including therapists, SEN specialists, ABA tutors, and mental health practitioners, allowing you to observe and learn from experienced practitioners in a multidisciplinary environment.This role is centred around helping young people rediscover confidence, purpose, and engagement in their learning. As an Aspiring Educational Psychologist - Mental Health - Milton Keynes, your work will contribute directly to improving the emotional wellbeing and development of vulnerable learners.Learning Support Assistant - Autism - Milton Keynes- Education and TrainingThe successful graduate will work closely with students who have a range of additional needs, including:Autism Spectrum ConditionADHDDyslexiaSocial, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) challengesThe school provides intermediate learning levels with a highly personalised curriculum tailored to each student's individual needs. As an Aspiring Educational Psychologist - Mental Health - Bletchley, you will support both academic development and key life and functional skills.About the SchoolSpecialist setting supporting approximately 55 studentsSmall class sizes of 6-8 learnersA highly supportive and collaborative environment from EYFS to KS4Strong multidisciplinary team including Occupational Therapists, Specialist SEN Teachers, and external agenciesA positive and holistic approach to education, wellbeing, and developmentRole Details£460-£500 per weekMonday to Friday8:30am - 4:30pmLocated in BletchleyThis Aspiring Educational Psychologist - Mental Health - Milton Keynes role will place you in environments that can sometimes be challenging, giving you invaluable experience working with young people who may present with behavioural or emotional needs. As a result, developing strong de-escalation skills, resilience, and therapeutic communication will be key parts of the role.For graduates completing their degrees in 2026, this Aspiring Educational Psychologist - Mental Health - Milton Keynes position offers an outstanding foundation of experience before progressing into postgraduate training or specialist psychology pathways.Education and Training