SEN Teacher

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Posted 10 hours ago, valid for 2 days

Liverpool, Merseyside L96GB, England

£26,000 - £31,200 per annum

Full Time

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Sonic Summary

The job is for an EYFS and KS1 SEN Unit Class Teacher, focusing on children with autism, and offers a salary of UPS plus a first SEN allowance.
The position is part-time, with the potential for full-time work, located in L30.
Candidates must have Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and a minimum of three years' experience teaching in a SEN Unit Class, preferably with children with additional SEND needs.
Responsibilities include planning engaging lessons, creating an inclusive environment, collaborating with colleagues and parents, and providing intimate care as needed.
The role requires strong knowledge of the EYFS and KS1 curriculum, effective teaching strategies for SEND, and excellent communication and organizational skills.

Job title: EYFS and KS1 SEN Unit Class Teacher (for children with ASC)

Grade: UPS + 1st SEN allowance

Location: L30

Contract: Part time with potential for full time

Responsibilities:

Plan and deliver engaging lessons tailored to the needs of Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and Key Stage 1 (KS1) pupils, with an EHCP and a diagnoses of autism.
Work with children with additional SEND needs, including autism, to support their educational development.
Create a positive, inclusive learning environment that promotes equality and diversity.
Collaborate with colleagues and parents to ensure pupils' individual needs are met.
Provide intimate care as needed to support children's well-being and development.
Monitor and assess pupil progress, providing feedback and implementing interventions where necessary.
Maintain accurate records of pupils' development and communicate with stakeholders.
Uphold school policies and practices in line with safeguarding regulations.

Qualifications & Experience:

Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
Evidence of professional development relevant to SEND, early years and Key Stage One.
A minimum of three years’ experience teaching in a SEN Unit Class (Preferable).
Experience working with children with additional SEND needs, particularly autism

Skills:

Strong understanding of the EYFS and KS1 curriculum and an awareness of how they can be adapted to suit children with complex needs.
Knowledge of effective strategies for teaching children with SEND
Excellent communication and organisational skills
Ability to build effective relationships with pupils, parents, and staff
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