SENDhelp is currently recruiting for a Behaviour Learning Mentor on behalf of our partner school based in the outskirts of Buckinghamshire in the vibrant city of High Wycombe.

As our new behaviour Learning Mentor, you be working in a school, that is always developing and changing to meet the presenting needs of our diverse students, providing a bespoke and holistic educational environment.

As a Learning Mentor, you will be part of a team that offers unconditional positive regard and acceptance of students, isolating the behaviour from the person, altering the student 's self-concept and altering their self-directed behaviour.

You will be working in a school with a specialised secondary education provision. Supporting pupils aged between 11 and 19 years old who are no longer able to attend mainstream.

The school has no more than ten students on roll, all of whom have cognitive and communication difficulties resulting in complex and challenging behaviours.

As our new behaviour teaching assistant, you will be supporting students who may also have co-morbid diagnoses such as autistic spectrum disorder and other associated neurodevelopmental and mental health conditions.

The Role:

• Support students with challenging behaviour!
• The behaviour teaching assistant will be able to support students who have additional SEND needs such as ASD (Autistic Spectrum Disorder), MLD (Moderate Learning Disabilities), LD (Learning Disabilities), and Autistic Spectrum.
• As a behaviour support assistant, you will be supervising group activities such as outdoor learning, sports, and life skills.
• You will support students who need extra support to complete literacy, numeracy, and ICT tasks.
• You will support students through self-regulation especially in the morning from travel journey to get ready for lessons.

Requirements:

• Friendly and good team player.
• Able to manage 1:1 Student, 2:1 and deal with challenging behaviour effectively.
• Enjoy working with SEND children.
• An ability to build good working relationships with both students and staff.

By Joining SENDhelp as our new Support Staff, you will:

• Have access to over 400 online courses free of charge, designed to increase competency in the relevant