Job Reference | STHAMP004 |
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Contract Type | Self employed associate contract |
Contract Term | Associate contract |
Role | Specialist Teacher |
Workplace | In students home and community |
Location | Hampshire |
Salary | £35-£45 |
Job Contact | Recruitment team |
Closing date | 31st December 24 |
Driving Licence required? | Yes |
About this Role
Specialist Teacher
Earning between £35-45 an hour delivering interest based learning to students 1:1, you’ll build incredible relationships and inspire young people to achieve their goals. Often our students are disengaged from education and this is your opportunity to show them how amazing learning can be.
Working as a self-employed associate, your role is to creatively meet the needs of the individual student with holistic targets based in education, independence or wellbeing. Learning doesn’t ascribe to ‘one-size fits all’, and we don’t think education should either. Learning can take place anywhere the student is engaged, motivated and provoked into discovery of something new and amazing. Of something different and eye opening.
If you can make Minecraft be maths, cooking be chemistry and gardening be geography, the world will be your classroom. The possibilities are endless. If you have the passion, the ingenuity and the energy to make learning fun, you can be a Specialist Teacher.
Your benefits
- You have the potential to earn £5000 a month.
- You pick the hours you’re available to be offered contracts.
- You can tailor your workload by picking how far you’re happy to travel and which students you want to work with.
- You’ll discover the joy of 1:1 education working with consistent students.
- You’ll enjoy being matched to learners based on more than geography and availability.
- You’ll make a difference delivering a bespoke, interest based education.
- You get the chance to grow your career with ongoing CPD and training because we never stop learning either.
- You get to flex that creative muscle and find ways to engage disaffected students.
- You get to enjoy teaching without formal planning or hours of assessments and reports.
Role description
- Develop relationships with children and young people to engage them in learning.
- Understand and support emotional regulation in a host of ways.
- Create interest based learning opportunities around the 4 areas of EHCP and foster a culture of wonder based.
- Deliver 1.1 sessions of exceptional learning centred on holistic targets.
- Hold a belief that learning can happen anywhere, anytime when you’re inspired.
- Have detailed knowledge of a trauma informed approach.
- Follow the guidance in each person's Individual Plan and help them manage their anxiety and behaviour in a really positive way to keep everyone safe.
- Use a range of support strategies to enable learning for any individual we work with.
Person Specification
- You’ll have a Qualified Teaching Status certificate or equivalent.
- You’ll have extensive experience working with students with a range of complex additional needs.
- You’ll have at least two years teaching experience post NQT.
- You need to understand how to work in a child-centred, holistic way.
- You’ll be committed to tearing down barriers to learning and making learning fun.
- You’ll have the ingenuity and creativity to make the curriculum work in an individual, student centred way.
- You're willing to register as self-employed.
- You’ll have a strong commitment to safeguarding.
- You’ll have the resilience to manage potentially challenging situations.
If you’re ready to take the first steps to providing a student-centred, exciting and inspirational education, why not apply using our information form and a CV. If you don’t have a CV ready, just ask for an application form or alternatively give us a call on 01444400896 and we can have a chat about the role and why it's right for you.