Learning Mentor

Learning Mentor - Newham - Secondary school - Immediately -80 - 100 a day

Teach 360 are currently seeking a Learning Mentor to join their support staffing team. The ideal learning mentor will need to be someone who has experience working with young people who either have challenging behaviour or SEN needs.

• Learning Mentor who is resilient and ready to take on a new challenge
• Learning Mentor who has experience working with challenging behaviour and SEN needs
• Learning Mentor who can commute to Newham
• Learning mentor who has excellent behaviour management
• Learning Mentor who can start asap
  
  

Is it your dream to take the next step in your career by becoming a learning mentor who is a part of a classroom setting?

Are you an experienced professional who has extensive knowledge and experience of working with students who exhibit challenging behaviour, have SEMH or SEN needs?

Are you looking for a flexible role that will give you the ability to balance work and family life well?

In my opinion, if you answered yes to the above question, then you will be a successful Learning Mentor.

The role - learning Mentor -Newham

• Identifying and supporting students with EHCP plans and providing them with support and mentoring
• Identifying and working with identified students in small groups or on a one-to-one basis
• Run interventions based on the needs of the students
• Working closely with teachers and other members of the behavioural team in order to achieve the best results
• The ability to deescalate challenging behaviour needs in a calm and proactive manner
• Build a good repour with students
• Plan and create resources
• Liaise with the SenCo
  
  

The school - Learning Mentor NewhamLocated in Hillingdon, this fantastic school has onsite parking for its students as well as a convenient location. The school hosts excellent teachers who go above and beyond to help their students achieve their best. Additionally, they provide social and mental support to their students to ensure that they have a stable and enjoyable secondary school education. Upon becoming a Learning Mentor, the successful candidate will be joining the support team which provides support to students who have challenging behaviours or special educational needs. In order for a learning mentor to be effective, he or she must be able to start in the new academic year.

Ideal Learning mentor

• Approachable and empathetic
• Resilient
• Experience working with children or young people
• Willingness to learn
• Proactive and can think quickly on their feet
• DBS or willing to get one
  
  

If you like the sound of the above, don't hesitate to get in touch with Channon at teach360 on (phone number removed). Quick, interviews will be held shortly.