Job Description
We’re working with a number of specialist SEN schools and alternative provisions across South London that are looking for strong Behaviour Mentors to support pupils who benefit from structure, consistency and clear boundaries.
These settings support students who may struggle in mainstream education, often presenting with social, emotional and mental health needs (SEMH). The right person in the room can make a significant difference - someone calm, confident and able to build trust with pupils while maintaining clear expectations.
You’ll work closely with teachers and pastoral teams to support pupils in lessons, helping them stay engaged with learning and navigate challenges in a constructive way.
What the role involves
Supporting pupils during lessons and structured activities
Helping pupils regulate behaviour and remain engaged with learning
Building positive, respectful relationships with students
Working alongside teachers and pastoral teams to maintain a structured environment
Backgrounds that translate well into this role
Behaviour Mentor
Youth Worker
Sports Coach
Teaching Assistant
Support Worker
Care Worker
Psychology Graduate
Experience working with young people is essential. Schools value individuals who remain composed under pressure and bring consistency to the classroom.
What schools are looking for
A calm, confident presence
Clear communication and strong boundaries
Ability to build rapport with pupils
Reliability and professionalism
An Enhanced DBS on the Update Service is highly desirable.
What’s on offer
Long-term opportunities within specialist SEN settings
Supportive school teams and structured environments
The opportunity to build meaningful experience working with young people who benefit from strong mentorship
If you’re interested in working in an environment where your presence genuinely makes a difference, we’d be keen to hear from you