Aspiring Psychologist

If you are a psychology graduate and are looking to make a difference in the lives of vulnerbale children who struggle with learning difficulties, then this just might be the perfect opportunity for you!

Your role will be pivotal in providing support for students who struggle with learning needs and difficulties.

Your key responsibilities as a SEN Support Worker will be something like:

Facilitating therapeutic techniques with the students
Ensuring the classroom is a safe and engaging learning environment
Track and keep score of students' progress
Manage classroom behavior - with the support of the class teacher
Encourage the children to achieve their best

The successful SEN Support worker:

The successful SEN Support Worker will be an individual who is calm, works well under pressure and has a positive and encouraging personality.
You will ideally have some experience working with children but most of all be eager to learn.
Experience working with children who have additional needs will be advantageous, but this is not essential.
You must have an enhanced DBS certificate or be willing to apply for one

If you are looking for experience directly related to your psychology degree, or simply looking for a role where you can make a direct impact on the lives of vulnerable children, then apply now! Interviews will be taking place soon.

Key information:

SEN Support Worker
Reading
ASAP Start
80 - 95 per day
Great psychology related experience
Small class sizes
Full time position
Great opportunity for graduates

SEN Support Worker - Full time/Part time - ASAP Start - Reading

Aspiring Psychologist

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