SEN Teacher

• Specialist Teaching: Plan and execute engaging, differentiated lessons that align with the objectives in each student's Individual Education Plan (IEP)
• Progress Monitoring: Use formal and informal assessments to meticulously track pupil data, adjusting your teaching methods to ensure every student reaches their full potential
• Curriculum Development: Select and adapt instructional resources and classroom tasks to ensure the curriculum is fully accessible to all pupils
• Collaborative Leadership: Coordinate with Teaching Assistants, external professional agencies, and parents/carers to implement a unified, multi-disciplinary support plan
• Classroom Culture: Maintain a structured, inclusive, and encouraging learning environment that promotes excellent behaviour and recognises every student's hard work and milestones

• Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
• Significant, demonstrable experience teaching pupils with various special educational needs within a UK-based school
• A thorough grasp of the SEN Code of Practice, various intervention methods, and effective differentiation tactics
• You must be proactive, patient, highly adaptable, and demonstrate exceptional classroom management
• You must possess a current, satisfactory Enhanced DBS check or be prepared to apply for one immediately upon a job offer

A specialist SEN qualification (such as NASENCO) or extensive experience with complex learning difficulties is highly advantageous

• Competitive Pay: An excellent, negotiable salary (dependent on your position on the pay scale)
• Premier CPD: Access to advanced, specialist training to enhance your professional skills in SEN education
• Supportive Network: Work within a collaborative, experienced staff team that prioritises inclusion
• Referral Bonus: Access to our 'Recommend a Colleague' scheme, offering a £300 bonus