Hours:
Full Time 37 hours x 39 weeks (Term Time)
consideration will be given to applicants wishing to work part-time
Salary:
£26,131-£29,069
Actual salary:
£22,378-£24,894
Suitable for Job Share:
Yes
Location:
Peripatetic Role
An Enhanced DBS Check is required
Plymouth Learning Partnership (PLP) CIC is a community interest company owned by its cross-phase member schools that provides school services across Plymouth & surrounding districts. The Multi-Agency Support Team (MAST) forms a key component of PLP services to schools for vulnerable children & families.
We are looking for someone in this post who is passionate & committed to making a difference in the lives of children & their families, particularly where there is vulnerability & complexity.
You will be working predominantly with families of primary aged children & alongside colleagues from a multidisciplinary team. We are a collaborative team committed to sharing professional practice, offering regular supervision, & supporting your professional development.
This position involves providing a dynamic, child-centred support role for parents/carers & families. The post will include:
* The skill to be able to see a child/young person/family perspective & have creative thoughts to improve the quality of their lives & experiences
* Working closely with other members of the team including psychologists, therapists, counsellors, other family workers & mentors to improve outcomes for children & young people
* Wider multi-agency working to support children & families
* The opportunity to be linked to individual school settings, at child, family, & school levels to bring effective change for children & young people
* Opportunities to work with the wider team & to develop career progression as an educational psychologist, therapist or specialised family support worker
For an informal discussion please contact one of the MAST managers:
* Jon Couch:
* Sue Thompson:
To request an application pack please email Nadia Donald:
Closing date:
4pm, 22nd September 2025
Interview date:
2nd October 2025
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