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We are seeking a compassionate, creative, and committed SEN Teacher specialising in Maths & Science to join an innovative, forward-thinking alternative education provider in Hinckley. If you believe that education should be holistic, personalised, and relationship-driven rather than data-obsessed, this is the environment where you can truly thrive. We strip away the red tape so you can focus on what matters most: inspiring, supporting, and transforming young lives. In this role, you will leave behind 30+ student lecture halls. Instead, you will work with vulnerable and neurodivergent learners aged 7-19 in small groups or on a highly rewarding 1:1 basis. Delivering an engaging, flexible Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 curriculum, you will co-design innovative, multi-sensory learning experiences tailored to each child's unique interests, needs, and pacing. Your primary focus will be rebuilding academic confidence, improving engagement, and helping young people progress socially, emotionally, and academically.
Job Responsibility
Personalised Teaching: Plan, deliver, and review tailored learning programmes and schemes of work that cater to diverse learning styles
Holistic Progress: Track and report on student development, contributing vital insights to learner profiles and EHCP (Education, Health and Care Plan) reviews
Student Advocacy: Act as a champion for your learners, involving them actively in decisions about their own education
Curriculum Innovation: Collaborate with Site Leads to develop exciting, hands-on Maths and Science curricula that make abstract concepts tangible
Requirements
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) is essential
A relevant Level 6 qualification (Degree or equivalent)
Confident capability to teach both Maths and Science at KS3/KS4 (or a strong background in one, with an eager willingness to develop in the other)
A reflective, relationship-first approach to behaviour management and engagement
Nice to have
Prior experience working within an SEN, ASC, or SEMH environment is highly desirable
ability to track progression in attainment
background in youth work
behaviour management
building relationships
classroom management
communication
de-escalation techniques
empathy
experience in administering medication
experience in managing challenging behaviour
experience with autism spectrum disorders
experience with learning difficulties
experience with social emotional mental health
inclusiveness
manual handling
marking
mentor experience
personal care experience
planning
resilience
restraint training
speech and language therapy experience
What we offer
True Autonomy: The freedom to be creative and flexible with your lesson delivery-no two days are the same
Manageable Workload: Small group sizes mean significantly less marking and a much healthier work-life balance
Professional Growth: Dedicated support for your continuous professional development (CPD) and SEN specialisation
A Supportive Culture: Join a deeply collaborative, positive team that genuinely celebrates the small victories