SEN Teacher

Long Term Futures Ltd

Posted 8 days ago, valid for 20 days

London, Greater London SW18 4DJ, England

£28,000 - £33,600 per annum

Full Time

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Sonic Summary

The job is for a SEN Teacher in Kensington, W10, offering a salary of £150-£210 per day, paid to scale.
The position is full-time and set to start in January, focusing on leading an Autism Resource Base for children with ASD.
Candidates should have Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and experience working with children with ASD.
The role involves planning tailored lessons, managing a team of 2-5 Specialist Teaching Assistants, and creating an inclusive learning environment.
Applicants should possess strong leadership skills and a passion for inclusive education.

Are you an experienced and passionate teacher looking for an opportunity to specialise in supporting children with ASD? Long Term Futures is working with an inclusive primary school in Ealing to recruit a Specialist Teacher to lead their Autism Resource Base from January.

This rewarding role involves working with a class of 3-7 children with ASD, ranging from non-verbal learners to those accessing the national curriculum. As the ARB Specialist Teacher, you will plan and deliver tailored lessons while managing a dedicated team of 2-5 Specialist Teaching Assistants.

Benefits:

Competitive salary package, paid to scale.
Access to tailored CPD opportunities.
Supportive and collaborative school community.
Opportunity to lead a highly specialised and impactful provision.

The Role:

Teaching a small class of students with varying ASD needs, ensuring personalised support for each learner.
Planning and delivering engaging lessons tailored to the developmental and academic levels of the students.
Managing and mentoring a team of Specialist Teaching Assistants.
Creating a calm, structured, and inclusive learning environment.
Monitoring progress and working collaboratively with parents, SENCOs, and external specialists.

What We're Looking For:

Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and experience working with children with ASD.
Knowledge of pre-subject-specific and national curriculum-based learning.
Strong leadership and team management skills.
Patience, empathy, and a passion for inclusive education.

To apply for this unique and fulfilling role, submit your CV via the application page or contact Hugh at LTF Recruitment directly.

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