Description
SEND Teaching & Support Roles – North London
Are you a healthcare or hospice professional looking for a new opportunity?
Have you worked in a hospice, healthcare, care or specialist support setting?
Your experience could be a fantastic fit for a rewarding career supporting children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
We are currently recruiting for a range of SEND support roles across North London, working with pupils who have complex learning, physical, medical, communication and behavioural needs.
Roles available
SEND Teaching Assistants
Support pupils with their learning, communication, development and day-to-day engagement in the classroom.
Complex Needs Teaching Assistants
Work closely with pupils who may have profound and multiple learning difficulties, physical disabilities, complex medical needs or significant communication needs.
Personal Care & Learning Support Assistants
Provide individualised support with personal care, mobility, feeding and other daily activities, alongside helping pupils access their education.
Behaviour & Pastoral Support Staff
Help pupils manage emotions, develop positive behaviours, build confidence and engage positively with school life.
Higher-Level Teaching Assistants
Take on additional responsibilities within specialist classroom environments and provide targeted support to pupils.
Why your hospice experience is valuable
Working in a hospice can give you highly transferable skills, including:
Compassion and empathy
Supporting individuals with complex needs
Personal care experience
Safeguarding awareness
Managing challenging or sensitive situations
Supporting communication difficulties
Working alongside families and multidisciplinary teams
Remaining calm and patient in demanding environments
Understanding individual care plans and needs
Previous school experience is not always essential. We are interested in people who have the right attitude, patience, resilience and genuine passion for supporting vulnerable children and young people.
Locations
North London
Opportunities
Full-time and long-term positions available, depending on the school and role.
If you have experience in a hospice, healthcare, care or support setting and would like to explore a career working with children and young people with complex SEND needs, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply today with your CV to find out more about the opportunities available.
Are you a healthcare or hospice professional looking for a new opportunity?
Have you worked in a hospice, healthcare, care or specialist support setting?
Your experience could be a fantastic fit for a rewarding career supporting children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
We are currently recruiting for a range of SEND support roles across North London, working with pupils who have complex learning, physical, medical, communication and behavioural needs.
Roles available
SEND Teaching Assistants
Support pupils with their learning, communication, development and day-to-day engagement in the classroom.
Complex Needs Teaching Assistants
Work closely with pupils who may have profound and multiple learning difficulties, physical disabilities, complex medical needs or significant communication needs.
Personal Care & Learning Support Assistants
Provide individualised support with personal care, mobility, feeding and other daily activities, alongside helping pupils access their education.
Behaviour & Pastoral Support Staff
Help pupils manage emotions, develop positive behaviours, build confidence and engage positively with school life.
Higher-Level Teaching Assistants
Take on additional responsibilities within specialist classroom environments and provide targeted support to pupils.
Why your hospice experience is valuable
Working in a hospice can give you highly transferable skills, including:
Compassion and empathy
Supporting individuals with complex needs
Personal care experience
Safeguarding awareness
Managing challenging or sensitive situations
Supporting communication difficulties
Working alongside families and multidisciplinary teams
Remaining calm and patient in demanding environments
Understanding individual care plans and needs
Previous school experience is not always essential. We are interested in people who have the right attitude, patience, resilience and genuine passion for supporting vulnerable children and young people.
Locations
North London
Opportunities
Full-time and long-term positions available, depending on the school and role.
If you have experience in a hospice, healthcare, care or support setting and would like to explore a career working with children and young people with complex SEND needs, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply today with your CV to find out more about the opportunities available.