SEN Teacher Opportunity - Morden Are you a qualified SEN Teacher ready to make a meaningful difference in Morden? We are seeking a dedicated SEN Teacher to join a welcoming and supportive specialist education setting, helping children and young people with special educational needs access learning in a way that works for them. This SEN Teacher role in Morden is ideal for someone with QTS and experience teaching SEN learners. Whether your background is primary, secondary or post-16, this is a fantastic opportunity to use your skills to support pupils with a range of learning, communication, social and emotional needs. About the Role As an SEN Teacher, you will deliver engaging, differentiated lessons that are tailored to individual needs and abilities. You will create a structured and nurturing classroom environment where pupils feel safe, confident and ready to learn. You will be supported by teaching assistants, SENCOs, therapists and wider school staff, working together to provide consistent, personalised support for every learner. Key Responsibilities As an SEN Teacher, you will: Plan and deliver creative, accessible lessons for pupils with special educational needs. Support children and young people across primary, secondary or post-16 pathways. Use EHCPs and individual learning targets to guide teaching and measure progress. Work with pupils who may have ASD, ADHD, SEMH, MLD, SLD, speech and language needs or complex learning needs. Create a positive classroom culture built on routine, trust and encouragement. Work closely with teaching assistants to ensure learning is consistent and purposeful. Adapt resources and teaching methods to suit different learning styles and abilities. Support pupils' emotional regulation, confidence, independence and social development. What We're Looking For We are looking for an SEN Teacher who: Holds Qualified Teacher Status, QTS. Has experience teaching children or young people with special educational needs. Has primary, secondary or post-16 teaching experience. Can adapt lessons to meet a wide range of abilities and learning needs. Has strong behaviour management skills and a calm, consistent approach. Is confident working collaboratively with support staff and external professionals. Is compassionate, resilient and committed to helping every pupil make progress. Why Join This SEN Teacher Role in Morden? This SEN Teacher position in Morden gives you the chance to join a supportive school environment where inclusion, patience and pupil progress are at the heart of daily practice. You will benefit from: Competitive pay, paid through PAYE. A dedicated consultant to support you throughout your placement. Access to over 400 free online training courses. Opportunities to grow your specialist SEN teaching knowledge. A rewarding role where no two days are the same. A welcoming education setting in Morden with a strong focus on pupil wellbeing and development. This Role Would Suit This SEN Teacher role would suit: An experienced SEN Teacher seeking a new opportunity in Morden. A qualified teacher with strong SEN experience in a mainstream school. A primary, secondary or post-16 teacher looking to develop within specialist education. A teacher who is confident adapting lessons and supporting pupils with complex needs. A patient and creative educator who values progress in all its forms. Apply Today Take the next step in your career as an SEN Teacher in Morden and help children and young people with special educational needs build confidence, independence and a love of learning. Apply today with your CV to be considered for this rewarding SEN Teacher role in Morden. As a specialist SEND recruiter, child safety and welfare is our number one priority. That is why we conduct thorough checks on all our candidates, and ensure that they abide by our Candidate Code of Conduct. All Candidates will be required to provide an Enhanced DBS that is actively registered on the Update Service, or apply for one as part of the onboarding process. This is in addition to other mandatory compliance checks in line with the DfE guidelines. For further information please see our Safer Recruitment Policy. SENDhelp is an equal opportunities employer.