You will need to have a good standard of written English in order to write reports and contribute to assessment processes, your communication skills and positive interaction with external stakeholders will be vital in ensuring students have successful community experiences.
You will have relevant qualifications and experience of supporting groups of SEND students with complex needs in a college setting. You will have an understanding of how to work effectively in supporting students to make progress with their personal aspirations and targets as well as meeting EHCP outcomes.
We are a small college, so the ability to drive mini buses or the willingness to learn is advantageous.
This is a rewarding opportunity for the right candidate.
You will work directly with other colleagues from care and clinical services as well as liaising with parents, other stakeholders, and community partners. The ability to work collaboratively is an essential part of your role as a Tutor Assistant.
In return for your hard work and commitment, you will be supported in your continuous professional development and become a valued member of the education team and the college at large.