learning support educator jobs in Hampshire

You will be apart of a team of 5 other support professionals and will occasionally be required to make site visits to schools within the trust, providing hands-on support, making this a very dynamic role and great way to build experience. Responsibilities include: Maintain trust IT hardware and software while responding to IT help desk inquiries.

You will be working on both a 1:1 basis or in groups with pupils across all secondary age groups. As such, previous experience in working with SEN is mandatory for this role. Ark Charter Academy is a happy and vibrant school based in the heart of Portsmouth.

Learning Support Assistant We’re looking for a committed and creative Learning Support Assistant to join our team here at Brockenhurst College on a v ariable annual hours basis, worked over variable weeks per year. In return, you will receive a competitive salary of £21,109 - £22,113 Depending on Experience, Pro Rata. We are a high-achieving college who attract around 2,800 sixth form...

Job Title: Learning Support Assistant (Behaviour and SEMH) Location: Eastleigh Contract: Full-time, Temp to Perm Start Date: As soon as possible Are you a compassionate and dedicated individual with a passion for supporting students with challenging behaviour and Social, Emotional, and Mental Health (SEMH) needs? We are looking for a committed Learning Support Assistants in Eastleigh, this is...

You will joining a dedicated team of Special Educational Needs Teachers and Learning Support Assistant's to support pupils in their learning and development in all aspects of life, as well as supporting their medical needs.

You will be required to support students on a 1:1 and small group basis.

You must be able to speak to pupils in a manner which encourages and supports them, enabling you to build trusting relationships.

You will be supporting pupils across the age and ability ranges, both on a 1:1 and in small groups. Previous experience of working with young people is desirable.

You will be seeing working age patients (18 to 65 years old), providing assessment and treatment of a patient on the wards and advising clinicians on supporting their patients who have mental health conditions.

You will be working closely with your MDT and providing clinical leadership to your department, and providing informal and formal teaching and training to hospital colleagues.

You will lead the department in raising standards through the rigorous implementation of target setting, continuous performance management and quality improvement. MK College will treat all applicants fairly and with respect, irrespective of their background, disability or any other individual characteristic.

You will be supported by a team comprising of Pharmacist and Technician.

You will also work alongside the Pharmacy Senior Team and the Trust’s Education Team to ensure optimum medicines management training within the Trust. Flexible working patterns will considered. Main duties of the job

You will be required to complete a QCF Level 4 in Children, Young People and Families Practitioner Qualification within this role.

You will be joining a National Children's Services Provider with a really supportive and inclusive team, and good career progression opportunities.

You will play a key role in the integration and modernisation of the companies customer registration, operations and logistics platform - the heartbeat of the organisation. There is a big and varied pipeline of work that will see you dive deep in to Azure Integration Services, using durable functions, develop complex service in C#, .

You will play a key role in the integration and modernisation of the companies customer registration, operations and logistics platform - the heartbeat of the organisation. There is a big and varied pipeline of work that will see you dive deep in to Azure Integration Services, using durable functions, develop complex service in C#, .

You will lead the key service: SEN Assessment and Review, and a range of other services to be discussed at interview.

You will ensure evidence-based advice, challenge and support is available and targeted resources are used to improve provision and improve outcomes.

You will understand the principles of inclusion and demonstrate how these would under-pin your work in this role.

You will be providing learning and care support for students with special educational needs so ideally suited to an LSA with previous experience of working in an SEN school, or with pupils with additional needs.

You must be able to demonstrate sensitivity, tact and resilience when dealing with challenging situations as well as being able to use your own initiative.

You must be able to speak to pupils in a manner which encourages and supports them, enabling you to build trusting relationships.

You will be supporting pupils across the age and ability ranges, both on a 1:1 and in small groups. Previous experience of working with young people is desirable, but not essential.

You will be required to support pupils across the school in small groups and on a 1:1 basis. The suitable candidates will have experience of supporting children with special educational needs, ideally within an SEN environment.

You must be empathetic, nurturing, be able to manage varying levels of challenging behaviour and have the ability to think on your feet and adapt to situations.

You must be able to speak to pupils in a manner which encourages and supports them, enabling you to build trusting relationships. Previous experience of working with young people is desirable. Experience working with students with Behavioural Needs would be an advantage. A team player with patience, understanding and a willingness to develop is needed.

You will be required to work across the school on a group and 1:1 basis with pupils aged 11 - 19 years with various special educational needs. Due to the nature of the school, this would ideally be suited to a Learning Support Assistant with previous experience of working with children/young adults with complex learning and physical needs either in an SEN school, or care environment.

Academics are looking for an empathetic and engaging Learning Support Assistant to join an SEN School in Andover, Hampshire. The school cater for pupils aged between 2 - 11 years old with moderate learning needs (MLD) including social and communication difficulties, autism, speech and language difficulties, and learning difficulties. All children have an Education Health & Care Plan. The school...

You will be required to have experience of working with primary aged children with special educational needs including autism, challenging behaviour and communication difficulties. Applicants will ideally: Have recent experience of supporting in a school setting, ideally within an SEN school