Children Support Worker

Posted 15 April by Reed
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£17,310 per annum
Arrington , Hertfordshire
Permanent, full-time
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Hiring Children Support Worker for Secondary School

Start: ASAP

Starting salary: £22,366 ( After Pro Rata: £17,310.49)

Timing: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM

Type: Full Time - Permanent

Job Role:

  • Supporting pupils on either a 1-2-1 or small group basis
  • Promoting progress in student's social and emotional well-being
  • Assisting with off-site activities / school trips
  • Motivate and encourage students as required.
  • Highly rewarding position where you can have a direct impact on a student's life.


Requirements:

  • Right to Work in the UK (No Sponsorship provided) (Candidates on Skilled Worker Visa are not eligible)
  • Have an approachable and patient nature
  • Be positive, proactive and professional
  • Have excellent interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence
  • Be able to liaise confidently with staff and students
  • Have a minimum of 5 GCSE grade including English and Maths
  • Be energetic and have an interest in working with SEN children / young pupils
  • A willingness to participate in PE activities will be an advantage
  • Minimum 6 months of experience working in the UK. (Mandatory)

If this role looks interesting to you, Kindly apply to the advert with your latest CV

Application questions

Do you have "Right To Work" in the UK?
Will you be using a car to commute to the school?
Do you have prior experience managing children/teenagers?
Do you have prior experience managing someone with Special Needs?
Do you have minimum 6 months of experience working in the UK?

Reference: 52473081

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