Specialist Outreach Nurture Teacher

• Leigh
  
  Location:
  
  Leigh, Greater Manchester Pay: £26-£32 per hour
  
  Contract:
  
  Part-time / Flexible
  
  Start Date:
  
  ASAP SEND Inclusion Support are looking for an experienced Nurture Teacher to provide specialist 1:1 education to a young person in the Leigh area.

This is an opportunity for a teacher who wants to use their experience differently

• working closely with one young person, building trust and creating an education programme that reflects their individual needs rather than trying to fit them into a traditional classroom model.

The provision may involve working in the home and/or community, depending on the needs of the young person.

You will:

• Deliver bespoke 1:1 education.

Deliver bespoke 1:1 education.

• Build a positive and trusting relationship.

Build a positive and trusting relationship.

• Adapt learning around the young person's interests, strengths and starting point.

Adapt learning around the young person's interests, strengths and starting point.

• Support engagement, confidence and independence.

Support engagement, confidence and independence.

• Help overcome barriers to education.

Help overcome barriers to education.

• Develop communication and social skills alongside academic learning.

Develop communication and social skills alongside academic learning.

• Monitor progress and contribute to regular reporting.

Monitor progress and contribute to regular reporting.

• Work collaboratively with families and other professionals.

Work collaboratively with families and other professionals.

You will have access to our Nurture Curriculum, providing structure, resources and progression while allowing you the professional freedom to adapt sessions.

You won't be expected to start from a blank page.

A teacher who:

• Holds QTS or has substantial relevant teaching experience.

Holds QTS or has substantial relevant teaching experience.

Has experience supporting SEND and/or SEMH. Has experience supporting SEND and/or SEMH.

• Can build relationships with young people who may have struggled with education.

Can build relationships with young people who may have struggled with education.

• Is creative, patient and adaptable.

Is creative, patient and adaptable.

Understands autism, anxiety, EBSA or SEMH. Understands autism, anxiety, EBSA or SEMH.

Can work independently while engaging with a wider specialist team.

Can work independently while engaging with a wider specialist team.

Our Nurture Teachers receive ongoing support from our specialist team and attend termly Nurture Teacher Days to share practice, resources and ideas with colleagues.

This isn't day-to-day supply.

It's a specialist outreach role where you can focus on the young person in front of you and make a genuine difference.

SEND Inclusion Support is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people.

All appointments are subject to satisfactory pre-employment and safeguarding checks, including an enhanced DBS check, right to work verification, references and any other checks relevant to the role and setting.