SEN Specialist Tutor
Job description
SEN Specialist Tutor Required – LU2 Area
10 Hours Per Week | Year 10 Student
We are currently seeking an experienced and dedicated SEN Specialist Tutor to provide 1:1 tuition to a Year 10 student in the LU2 area.
The student is currently working below their age-related expectations due to their additional learning needs. We are looking for a patient, understanding and supportive tutor who can adapt their teaching approach to suit the student's individual needs, abilities and learning pace.
The Role
- Provide 10 hours of 1:1 tuition per week.
- Deliver engaging and tailored lessons suited to the student's current academic level.
- Support the student in developing their confidence, engagement and learning skills.
- Adapt teaching strategies and resources to meet the student's individual SEN needs.
- Create a positive, encouraging and structured learning environment.
Essential Requirements
- Minimum of 2 years' teaching experience.
- Previous experience working with children and young people with Special Educational Needs (SEN).
- A valid Enhanced DBS certificate (preferably registered with the DBS Update Service).
- A good understanding of additional learning needs and barriers to learning.
- Excellent patience, empathy and communication skills.
- Ability to differentiate work and adapt lessons to meet individual learning abilities.
- A flexible and supportive approach to teaching.
Location & Hours
- Location: LU2 area
- Hours: 10 hours per week
- Student: Year 10 (working below age-related expectations)
This is a great opportunity for a committed SEN tutor who is passionate about making a positive difference to a young person's education and development.
Interested?
If you meet the above requirements and have the relevant SEN experience, we would love to hear from you!
Please send across your CV along with a brief summary of your relevant teaching and SEN experience.
All pay rates quoted are inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay.
TP Tutors is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All educators are subject to safeguarding checks in line with Department for Education (DfE) guidance including Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE). This may also include an online search as part of our safer recruitment process.
All educators must complete our annual tuition training programme, covering Safeguarding, Prevent Duty, KCSIE, Allergy Awareness, and Child-on-Child Abuse Awareness. Tutors must also hold, or be willing to obtain, a valid Child-only Enhanced DBS certificate on the update service, with full guidance provided.
Many pupils supported by TP Tutors require tailored educational provision. Tutors should be confident in building positive relationships, adapting their approach to meet individual needs, and maintaining high standards of professionalism and safeguarding at all times. Tutors must also be able to effectively plan, prepare, and deliver engaging lessons that meet the learner’s individual needs, monitor progress, and adapt teaching strategies to support positive outcomes.
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