Job Overview
Are you a Psychology Graduate? Are you looking to build your experience supporting neurodivergent children facing mental health challenges? Are you looking for a full‑time role that is both rewarding and enriching?
Role Overview
An inclusive Specialist School for students with learning difficulties and mental health challenges is looking for a Graduate to join their team full‑time starting as soon as next week. At this Chippenham School, you will play a vital role in providing all the students with social, emotional and academic support, and learn how to cater to each of their needs.
Student Profile
The pupils at this Special Needs School have a variety of additional needs including autism, cognitive impairments, learning difficulties, communication challenges and physical disabilities. Many of the pupils also face mental health challenges, such as anxiety and attachment issues. You therefore need to be a positive, caring and nurturing individual with a passion for helping others!
Responsibilities
As a Learning Support Assistant, you will work closely with a small group of eight pupils, helping them navigate behavioural, emotional, and learning challenges. Your role will involve fostering the development of their interpersonal and communication skills, while also supporting their growth in numeracy and literacy.
Career Development
As a Psychology Graduate, this role will equip you with the skills and insights required to pursue a career as a Therapist, Psychologist or Counsellor in the future. You will have the opportunity to apply psychological theories and engage in restorative and therapeutic practices to support children. You will also have the opportunity for future training within the school, with the option to join the therapeutic and pastoral teams on site in the future.
Salary & Hours
£90 – £100 per day | Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 3:15 pm
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