Who are we? Kibble is a specialist child and youth care charity and a leading social enterprise. For over 160 years we’ve been supporting children and young people (aged 5 – 26), many of whom have experienced significant trauma or adversity. Through our integrated services and dedicated support, providing a safe and stable environment, Kibble helps young people who have complex social, emotional, behavioural and educational needs move forward to lead healthy and fulfilled lives. Job Purpose: To support learning and teaching within the classroom setting. To encourage self-discipline in young people through acting as a prompt at changeover times within the school timetable and in moving from residential/day unit to class. Main Duties: To report to their assigned Service at 8.30am and report to the senior member of staff on duty. To support young people through their morning routine, including basic hygiene and breakfasting. To accompany young people to and from school. To help young people meet their targets in the learning and teaching setting through: Explaining teacher directions to young people Promoting positive behaviour Helping pupils with learning difficulties Supporting individual pupils through one to one attention To take part in lunchtime activities with young people. To advise and support pupils through the continuum of education including where appropriate re-integration programmes. To provide support in a close proximity setting for young people experiencing difficulties such that would necessitate their removal from class. To advocate for young people where necessary. To report to a Looked After Review or Review of a young person where appropriate. To liaise closely with residential care workers and teachers with regards to up to date information on pupil behaviour, attitude and progress. To provide input in relevant reports on a day to day basis. To provide a safe environment for all young people and staff by being vigilant at all times, complying with Health and Safety guidelines, and maintaining appropriate checks on young people and the school/unit environment. Any other reasonable duties as directed by your designated unit manager, promoted members of the Education staff team or a class teacher, which falls within your contractual remit. Qualifications, Skills & Experience Qualified to HNC Level and SVQ level 3 in a relevant subject Ability to interact in an appropriate manner with young people who have social, emotional and behavioural difficulties Inter-personal skills: including ability to liaise, approach and converse with colleagues across a range of subjects Patience A sense of humour What do we offer? Pension, holidays (up to 40 days per year) and employee benefits including cash4health, employee assistance programme, free parking, free meals, plus access to onsite physio. Please select the s1jobs apply button to be redirected to our website.