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Behaviour Mentor - Kingston (£60 - £80 a day)

Date posted : 25/02/19
£120 - £225 per day

Job description

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I have a school seeking Learning Support Assistants in the Kingston area. They are looking for behaviour mentors to join their friendly staff with interviews commencing next week. Candidates would need some experience working with children with SEN or challenging behaviour. The successful candidate will be looking to take on a full time role on a long term basis.

If you are available next week and you are looking for a full time role, please apply below.

LSAs and Behaviour mentors needed in Kingston

Details about the role are below:

  • Candidates will need experience with challenging behaviour or working with children with SEN
  • The ideal applicant will have a degree (e.g. BSc, BA, BEd)
  • The school received a rating of "outstanding" as the strong leadership has continued the schools development
  • It would be a full-time role, working 5 days-a-week from 8:30-15:30
  • The daily pay rate ranges from £60-80 a-day depending on experience and qualifications
  • A short walk from Kingston station

The Role

The school are looking to hire LSAs and behaviour specialists to join their committed and dedicated team. The role would start ASAP with interviews commencing this week and next as the schools plan to have their staffing organised as early as possible. The ideal candidate will have experience with challenging behaviour and SEN at several schools. This specific role will require candidates to work on a 1:1 basis and with small groups, as such, experience in a variety of different size groups would be ideal.

The School

The school is based around Catholic and community principles. The school aim for excellence in every area of learning, whilst upholding the core Catholic beliefs of love and care. Modern facilities assist the students learning allowing teachers to use innovative teaching techniques. This modernity is blended with a beautifully refurbished Edwardian structure creating a state-pf-the-art learning environment. The recent addition of a new building includes a sixth form bloc enabling the school to help students plan for their future.

"Teaching is consistently good, and often outstanding. Teachers plan lessons carefully so that all students can learn and make excellent progress."

Location

The school is accessible via Kingston station and is a 8 minute walk from the school.

To Apply

If you would like to be considered for this opportunity please apply to this ad or send a copy of your CV to Conor Taylor at the South London Secondary Branch- who will then be in touch.

If you would like more information please give call the London Bridge South Secondary Branch at Teaching Personnel.

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