Behaviour Mentor

Job description

Behaviour Mentor

Do you have experience working within a challenging environment supporting secondary school students?

Do you have good behaviour management?

If so, Teaching Personnel are seeking a behaviour mentor to work within our client's secondary school. Supporting students who at risk of exclusion, who require extra support in and out of the classroom. You will be supporting a range of different students aged 11-16, working within small groups or on a one to one basis.

• Behaviour Mentor required immediately
• Located South of Manchester in Trafford
• Supporting secondary school students
• Competitive pay, paid on a weekly basis
• Flexible working hours, part time and full time
• Challenging but rewarding role

With the new academic year starting, our client's secondary school is looking to appoint a behaviour mentor to support their students return back from the summer holidays and offer support to the students who need it the most. The role will be on a temporary basis, for the first term, with the opportunity of earning a permanent contract within the school.

The ideal Behaviour Mentor will;

• Be confident supporting challenging students
• Have good Behaviour management
• Have previous experience supporting secondary school students
• Be available to work flexible working hours
• Have a child workforce only DBS certificate, on the update service
• Have a full driving licence, with your own transport
• Have a degree, with a good knowledge of the core subjects
• Be available to start immediately

The secondary school seeking a Behaviour Mentor is located in Trafford, in sale within an affluent area. With a recent 'Good' Ofsted rating and an Average progress 8 score, the secondary school is rapidly improving. Situated just of the M60, with excellent public transport links from Manchester Piccadilly, makes the secondary school easy to access.

If you feel you are the right candidate for this Behaviour Mentor role and looking for a new challenge, please email your CV to William via the link below or contact the Manchester Secondary Branch.