Alternative Provision Tutor - Blackpool (1:1 SEND Tuition)
Pay: £30-£35 per hour
Location: Blackpool (Home Tuition or Community Settings)
QTS Essential | DBS on the Update Service Required
Are you a compassionate, skilled and flexible educator looking to make a real difference to young people with additional needs? We are seeking experienced Alternative Provision Tutors to deliver 1:1 personalised tuition for children and young people across Blackpool who are currently unable to attend school.
Our learners typically present with:
SEMH needs
High anxiety
SEND requirements
Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs)Tuition takes place either in the child's home or in a local community setting such as a library.
About the Role
As an Alternative Provision Tutor, you will provide tailored educational support to re-engage learners with education, build confidence, and help them progress academically and emotionally at their own pace.
Key Responsibilities
Deliver high‑quality, personalised 1:1 tuition aligned with each learner's EHCP and academic targets.
Create engaging, accessible learning plans for pupils with SEMH, anxiety, or complex SEND needs.
Adapt teaching approaches to suit individual learning styles and emotional needs.
Record and report on learner progress, attendance, and engagement.
Work collaboratively with parents/carers, local authorities, and other professionals.
Ensure safeguarding procedures are followed at all times.
Provide a calm, patient, and supportive learning environment-whether in the home or a community venue.
Requirements
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) - Essential
Enhanced DBS registered on the Update Service - Essential
Experience working with SEND or SEMH learners.
Ability to manage challenging behaviour with a trauma‑informed approach.
Strong communication and organisational skills.
A nurturing, resilient, and learner‑centred mindset.
What We Offer
Competitive pay: £30-£35 per hour
Flexible working patterns
Continuous support from the tuition coordination team
The opportunity to make a meaningful impact on vulnerable learners' lives