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Teacher of SEN - Hertfordshire

Date posted : 29/03/19
£120 - £180 per day

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Teaching Personnel are actively recruiting for Fully Qualified Teachers with experience in Special Educational Needs for both full & part time roles, as well as on supply, for one of Hertfordshire's most successful SEN schools.

Teaching Personnel are the leading education recruitment agency in the UK and work with a number of excellent schools, currently I am recruiting for a school based in St Albans & Hatfield. If you hold a QTS and have experience within the world of Special Needs, more specifically within schools, I'd love to hear from you.

As an SEN Teacher, it is important that you have a natural aptitude on the behaviour management and interpersonal skills as well as a very enthusiastic and positive manner. You must be able to have a level of resilience, have a good sense of humour, be able to build rapport easily and will ideally have experience working with students who have Autism, Moderate Learning Difficulties, Specific Learning Difficulties and Social/Emotional Mental Health.

The ideal candidate is enthusiastic, committed and flexible and experienced in teaching students with special educational needs, including learning outside of the classroom and teaching life skills. You will want to inspire and motivate students and will not mind students who are sometimes anxious and show challenging behaviour.

We will require an enhanced DBS check and applicable teaching references, including your most recent employer. Relevant academic references will also be considered.

As well as this exciting opportunity, Teaching Personnel are able to offer you:

  • Competitive daily pay rates (depending on experience)
  • Your own dedicated and specialist Recruitment Consultant
  • Flexible working options to suit your lifestyle
  • Access to long term, permanent positions

If you meet the above criteria and would like to be considered for the role, please call Teaching Personnel today and speak with Sam on 01604 521211. Alternatively, email a copy of your CV

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