Teacher Deaf

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Are you passionate about transforming the educational experiences of D/deaf learners? Do you believe in flexible, person‑centred learning that empowers individuals to reach their full potential?

Location: Northampton

Hours: Part Time, Permanent

Salary: depending on experience

We are looking for a dedicated Teacher of the Deaf to join our specialist multi-disciplinary team.

As a Teacher of the Deaf, you will design, deliver, and evaluate individualised programmes of study for deaf service users within our D/Deaf Community. You will use your expertise to adapt teaching strategies, develop effective curricula, and foster a stimulating learning environment where every learner can thrive.

You will work closely with the multi-disciplinary team and wider therapy team to ensure education is an established provision within the service. This role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful difference as part of a collaborative, supportive, and specialist service.

• Plan and deliver engaging sessions in Literacy, Numeracy, and IT, tailoring learning to individual communication needs.
• Develop curriculum resources, monitor progress, and create a positive learning environment.
• Assess and track learner achievement, prepare individual learning plans, and liaise with external agencies.
• Support audiological needs and contribute to care planning through collaboration with a multi-disciplinary team.
• Engage in ongoing professional development, including bilingual communication skills (BSL and spoken English), and promote deaf culture and safeguarding standards.

• Qualified Teacher of the Deaf (or a teacher with significant experience working with deaf learners).
• Strong knowledge of deaf education, communication approaches, and inclusive pedagogy.
• Ability to adapt teaching to meet diverse learning and communication needs.
• Thrives in multi-disciplinary settings and values collaborative working.
• Committed to continuous professional growth and promoting D/deaf culture.

• Work within a specialist service that prioritises personalised learning and holistic care.
• Collaborate with an expert, supportive multi-disciplinary team.
• Access ongoing training, supervision, and professional development opportunities.
• Make a real and lasting difference in the lives of D/deaf individuals.

If you’re passionate about inclusive education and want to contribute to a truly meaningful area of practice, we would love to hear from you.