Are you a drama graduate who loves supporting young people?
We’re looking for someone creative, empathetic, and genuinely passionate about making a difference.
In this rewarding role, you'll support Key Stage 5 students with autism, and learning difficulties at a large, welcoming college in the heart of Bath. The college prides itself on knowing every learner, nurturing confidence, and creating a caring, close-knit community. Students benefit from well-planned teaching, modern facilities, and strong specialist provision that helps them build the skills they need for their next steps. Leaders also collaborate effectively with local partners to offer high-quality vocational and enrichment opportunities.
Why drama graduates thrive in this role:
• You’re a natural communicator—using expression, tone and empathy to build trust and connection.
• You read emotion well and adapt quickly, which is invaluable when supporting vulnerable learners.
• Your creativity brings learning to life, making sessions inclusive, engaging and meaningful.
• You’re collaborative, supportive, and confident leading small groups or offering one-to-one support.
No prior experience is required—just warmth, patience, motivation, and a genuine respect for the young people you’ll be supporting.
Details at a glance
• Start date: January 6th — permanent after a 16-week settling-in period
• Hours: Full time, Monday to Friday, 8:30am–3:30pm
• Pay: £13.70 per hour
• Location: Central Bath, surrounded by beautiful hills, culture, and a vibrant community
If you’re passionate about drama, creativity, and helping young people flourish, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply today to be considered for this exciting opportunity.
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