behaviour support worker.

Are you looking for a rewarding, behaviour support role? Do you value the importance of ensuring every child receives an education? Have you got experience working with a range of different behavioural and SEN needs?Well if you answered yes to those questions, I want to hear from you!I'm currently looking for an individual to start at a specialist setting for pupils with additional needs including SEMH, ASD, Complex Needs. The site is based in Wakefield and they are looking for someone to start as soon as possible, on a full time basis, to join their fantastic team of staff. You would become an integral part of the setting, and make a real positive impact on the education and lives of the Children you support. If you have strong behaviour management skills and a background with individuals who have special educational needs, read on to see the fantastic perks of taking on this role.Benefits* The opportunity to make a lasting, meaningful impact on a pupils education and consequently their life* Guaranteed, full time work in a new role to start 2021 in the best way possible* Free training provided, both online and on-site* Free parking and great transport links* Dedicated consultants with experience of working in education* Refer a friend scheme with the opportunity to earn £300 of shopping vouchersRequirements* Previous experience working with or supporting individuals who have special educational or complex needs and consequently extremely strong knowledge and understanding of how to best support and assist children who have special educational needs.* Enhanced DBS Check (we can assist in your application)* Strictly adhere to safeguarding policies, ensuring issues of concern are dealt with in line with the settings guidance* Dedication to your work and a passion for the support and care you provide* A resilient nature Responsibilities* Supporting children with a variety of complex needs * Displaying patience and understanding* Developing a rapport with students and finding the best way to communicate 1:1,so that you have a clear understanding of the specific needs of the pupils you are working with* Depending on your ability and previous experience, providing personal self care * To look after children's physical, emotional, mental and social welfare* To recognising signs of distress in children, offering reassurance and de-escalating the situation* Knowledge and experience using de-escalation techniques is highly desirable.If you think you will be a good fit for this role, please send your CV to Freya at leeds@randstadeducation.co.uk and I'll be happy to give you some information about this position, as well as other roles we're currently recruiting for.

Behaviour support assistant in LeedsCan you support secondary age students to become confident and independent individuals? Do you enjoy a challenge? Are you looking to develop your career in education? If you answered yes to these questions, we would love to hear from you!We are looking for a behaviour support assistants to aid secondary age students with learning difficulties in a mainstream secondary school in north Leeds.You will be confident in a varied secondary curriculum whether it is in a classroom setting or in a 1:1 situation. This is a great opportunity to build a strong and positive relationship with fantastic young people and ensure they leave education as confident individuals and ready for the world of work.Benefits of working for Randstad Education:Refer a friend scheme - earn up to £300 per referralDedicated consultant who will support you throughout your journeyCareers adviceTeam teach trainingExclusive online servicesResponsibilities will include:Working with the whole class, a small group or individual learnersHelping to build students' confidence and motivationParticipating in all timetabled activitiesUnderstanding the changing needs of each learner and adapting to these changesAn ideal candidate should possess the following skills and capabilities:GCSE Grade C or above in Maths and EnglishKnowledge of the range of different types of learning difficultiesA co-operative working style and ability to work as part of a teamExcellent interpersonal and communication skillsA caring approach to learningIs this the role for you? Contact us now!If this isn't quite right for you, we have a range of positions in Kirklees, Bradford, Wakefield and Calderdale which may be of interest to you.Randstad Education maintains the highest standard of child safety and compliance when placing candidates into schools. Any successful candidates will be subject to the compliance process that also includes an enhanced DBS check.

About Our ClientAre you currently looking to work in a supportive and rewarding role in a GOOD primary school in Leeds? Do you want to make a difference, focusing on supporting children with behavioural difficulties? Then this is the role for you! Working with children with social, emotional, and mental health issues is a very rewarding career in which you will support, guide and encourage pupils to reach for their goals. Job Responsibilities:We are looking for a highly efficient, flexible, friendly and reliable Behaviour Support Worker to work 1:1 with pupils in our school. You will need to be energetic, kind, supportive and a positive team player with a sense of humour and excellent communication skills. Previous experience supporting children who find it difficult to engage and keep to task is essential. Team teach training would be desirable. This post is for one term initially with the potential to develop into a permanent role for the right candidateFor further information please contact one of our dedicated primary team on 0113 2462500 or email your CV to gabrielle.king@randstadeducation.co.ukAssociated Benefits: