Aspiring Youth Offending Officer

About the Role :

We are working with a fantastic SEN school for a dedicated and compassionate graduate to join their team as an SEMH teaching assistant. This role is beneficial for an Aspiring Youth Offending Officer. In this exciting, full-time role in the education and training sector, you will work closely with young people displaying Social, Emotional, and Mental Health difficulties, many of whom have a history of offending behaviour.

You’ll have the opportunity to help guide them through rehabilitation programs, build meaningful relationships, and support their journey to positive social reintegration.

Make a real difference :
Play a key role in supporting vulnerable young people as they navigate challenges and work towards a brighter future.

Comprehensive training :
Receive full training and development to grow your skills and knowledge in youth justice and SEMH support.

Supportive team :
Work in a collaborative, inclusive environment where your contributions will be valued.

Luton, Bedfordshire

£460 - £500 per week

Education and Training

Full-Time

Immediate or September Start

• Support young offenders in overcoming personal challenges, reducing risky behaviours, and preventing reoffending.
• Assist in the creation and delivery of personalised intervention plans aimed at promoting positive changes in Luton.
• Build rapport and trust with individuals on a 1 : 1 or small group basis, guiding them through rehabilitation and skills development.
• Promote social integration, personal responsibility, and the development of healthy lifestyle choices.
• Collaborate with professionals such as social workers, probation officers, and educators to provide holistic support.

• A recent graduate in Criminology, Psychology, or a related field with a strong interest in youth justice and supporting young people, aspiring youth offending officer.
• While previous experience in a similar role is beneficial, it’s not essential; full training and support will be provided.
• A calm, empathetic, and patient approach to working with young people who may have challenging behaviours.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to build positive relationships with vulnerable individuals.
• A proactive attitude and a genuine desire to make a difference in the lives of young people.
• Local to Luton.

If you’re a criminology or psychology graduate looking to gain practical experience and pursue a career in youth offending or criminal justice, apply now to take the next step in your career as an Aspiring Youth Offending Officer in Luton!