Behaviour Mentor – Secondary School (Cardiff)
Daily Rate: £100–£130 per day
We are currently recruiting a committed and empathetic Behaviour Mentor to work within a trauma-informed secondary school in Cardiff.
This role is ideal for someone passionate about supporting young people with social, emotional, and behavioural needs, and who understands the importance of relationships, consistency, and emotional safety in education.
The Role
As a Behaviour Mentor, you will support pupils who may display challenging behaviour linked to trauma, adverse childhood experiences, or additional learning needs. You will work closely with teaching staff, pastoral teams, and senior leaders to help pupils regulate emotions, re-engage with learning, and achieve positive outcomes.
Support may be delivered on a 1:1 basis or in small groups, both in and out of the classroom.
Key Responsibilities
Provide targeted behaviour and emotional support to pupils
Build positive, trusting relationships using trauma-informed approaches
Support pupils with emotional regulation, engagement, and attendance
Work collaboratively with pastoral, SEN, and safeguarding teams
Promote a calm, consistent, and inclusive learning environment
Support behaviour management strategies in line with school policies
The Ideal Candidate
Experience working with young people with behavioural, emotional, or trauma-related needs
A strong understanding of trauma-informed practice
Calm, patient, and resilient with a nurturing approach
Confident working in a secondary school environment
Experience in education, youth work, care, or mentoring is highly desirable
What We Offer
Competitive daily rate of £100–£130 per day
Opportunity to work in a supportive, trauma-informed school
Ongoing support and guidance
Long-term and potential permanent opportunities
How to Apply
If you are interested in this role or would like to find out more, please apply via our website or contact us directly to discuss the position.
This is a rewarding opportunity to make a genuine difference in the lives of young people who need it most