At Barking & Dagenham College, inclusion is at the heart of everything we do. Can you make a meaningful difference to the lives of students with learning difficulties and disabilities? Are you passionate about supporting learners with additional needs to thrive, achieve, and grow in confidence?
The Role
Reporting to the LSP Coordinator, you will work under the supervision and guidance of lecturers and coordinators to provide high‑quality, individualised support for students with learning difficulties and disabilities. You will primarily support learners within foundation learning programmes, delivering both one‑to‑one and in‑class support to ensure students can fully access their curriculum.
* Work under the supervision and guidance of tutors to support students with mild/moderate and complex learning difficulties and disabilities within Horizons.
* Provide one‑to‑one and group support (direct and indirect) for students following foundation courses, primarily within the learning environment.
* Collaborate with Student Support Advisors and the Youth Worker to support students with SEMH needs and encourage positive engagement and attendance.
* Use learning support systems to ensure bespoke, individualised support plans are implemented effectively.
* Support, monitor and track learner progress, attendance, behaviour and completion of vocational activity.
* Promote inclusive practice and positive learning behaviours within the classroom.
* Contribute to creating a safe, supportive and engaging learning environment.
* Maintain accurate records and communicate effectively with curriculum and support teams.
What We’re Looking For
* A level 2 or above qualification. (E)
* Experience of providing effective coaching for students on an individual basis or in a group setting to support success and progression. (E)
* Understanding of academic and vocational education in a College setting. (E)
* A high level of oral skills, both one‑to‑one and in a group setting. (E)
* Excellent written skills: able to compile clear procedures, manuals, guides, etc. (E)
What's In It for You
By joining our dedicated ALS team, you will play a key role in empowering learners to overcome barriers and achieve independence. You’ll benefit from working within a supportive and collaborative college community that values professional development, inclusivity and innovation.
Salary: £20,747 to £22,957 per annum (inc. London weighting), pro rata for 32 hours per week (38 weeks per year).
We welcome applications from all, irrespective of gender, ethnicity, race, religion, belief, disability, neurodiversity, sexual orientation or age.
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