Dance Coaches - Learning Mentor
Listed on 2026-09-21
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Education / Teaching
Child Development/Support, Youth Development, Special Needs / Learning Disabilities
Are you a dance coach, choreographer, performer or creative professional looking to use your skills in a rewarding new way?
Protocol Education is working closely with primary schools across Bath (BA1) to recruit enthusiastic and compassionate Learning Mentors who can use their creativity, communication skills and positive energy to support children in their learning and development.
If you've trained in dance, movement or performance, you already possess many of the qualities schools value most. Confidence. Adaptability. Emotional awareness. The ability to engage and inspire others. As a Learning Mentor, you'll bring these strengths into the classroom, helping pupils build confidence, overcome challenges and develop positive relationships with learning.
This isn't a dance teaching role. Instead, you'll work closely with children who may benefit from additional support with confidence, communication, emotional regulation or engagement in school. Your ability to build trust, motivate others and think creatively can make a genuine difference to a child's educational journey.
Whether working one-to-one or with small groups, you'll become a positive role model who helps pupils feel understood, supported and ready to succeed.
Why Creative Professionals Make Great Learning MentorsThrough dance and performance, you've likely developed skills including:
- Building confidence in others
- Reading body language and emotions
- Creating positive relationships quickly
- Remaining calm and adaptable under pressure
- Encouraging resilience and perseverance
- Communicating clearly and effectively
- Motivating and engaging different personalities
- Thinking creatively to overcome challenges
These are exactly the qualities many pupils need from the adults supporting them in school.
The RoleAs a Learning Mentor, you will:
- Support children on a one-to-one basis and in small groups
- Build positive relationships that encourage confidence and engagement
- Help pupils overcome barriers to learning
- Encourage emotional wellbeing and resilience
- Support positive behaviour and social interaction
- Work alongside teachers and support staff to meet individual needs
- Create a safe, inclusive and encouraging environment for pupils to thrive
Progress in this role isn't only measured academically. Sometimes the biggest successes are seeing a child join in, build confidence, form friendships or believe in themselves.
Why Choose Protocol Education?- Flexible work around classes, rehearsals and creative commitments
- Competitive daily pay of £92-£94 per day
- Weekly PAYE pay
- Local opportunities across Bath with minimal travel
- Dedicated consultants who understand creative backgrounds
- Easy-to-use booking system
- Free access to CPD and education-focused training
- Long-term and flexible opportunities available
- £250 Refer-a-Friend Bonus
- Confident, positive and approachable
- Passionate about supporting children and young people
- Calm, patient and emotionally aware
- Creative, adaptable and solutions-focused
- Comfortable working one-to-one and with small groups
- Able to build trust and rapport quickly
- Interested in child development, wellbeing and education
- Enthusiastic about making a lasting difference
- Passport or proof of right to work in the UK
- Two proofs of address (e.g. driving licence, utility bill or council tax statement)
- CV covering the last 10 years of work and/or education, with any gaps explained
- References covering the last 2 years (including childcare, youth work or mentoring where applicable)
- Overseas police check if you have lived abroad for 3 months or more within the last 5 years
All applicants will require the appropriate qualifications and training for this role. Please see the FAQs on the Protocol Education website for further details.
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