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KS1 Learning Support Mentor - Part Time (Monday - Friday)

Date posted : 14/06/19
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KS1 Learning Support Mentor - Part Time (Monday - Friday Afternoons only 12:30pm - 3:30pm) - Derby (DE23)

Teaching Personnel are looking for a KS1 confident Learning Support Mentor to join one of our partnership schools based in Derby City (DE23) for a part time role (Monday - Friday Afternoons only). The role is to start in September 2019 up to March 2019 with the potential to turn into a permanent role. We are looking learning support mentor who can provide 1:1 support to a child in year 2.

To be considered for the role, you must be able to:

  • support the child inside and outside of the classroom, keeping them focused on their tasks
  • develop coping strategies, enhance their motivation, raise their aspirations and encourage them to re-engage in learning
  • take into account the range of complex issues that usually lay behind problems with learning and achievement (e.g., bereavement, lack of confidence/low self-esteem, low aspirations, mental health issues, relationship difficulties, bullying, peer pressure, family issues/concerns)

To be considered for the role, you must have:

  • Relevant experience within primary schools
  • GCSE, A level or Degree (or equivalent)
  • Knowledge of the curriculum
  • Enhanced DBS on the online update service
  • Right to work in the UK
  • 2 relevant references that we can approach
  • A confident approach, knows how to adapt well in different situations

What we can provide you:

  • Chance to work with pupils that are eager to learn
  • Excellent Pay - £18 000 - £20 000 per annum
  • Supportive and Friendly staff
  • Teaching Personnel - supportive consultant eager to find you the right role.

To apply for the role, apply using the link below and attach your CV. For more information on the role, please call Devina Parekh on 0115 845 6405.

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