Primary Learning Mentor – Birmingham

Benefits: Primary Learning Mentor / Primary School / Located in Birmingham / September 2024 to July 2025 / Monday to Friday role / Working hours: 08.30am – 15.30pm / Paid £440 per week during term time

Are you a recent UK based university graduate with experience supporting children, and have a desire to find a full-time Primary Learning Mentor role in Birmingham?

i-teachers are working with a superb primary school located in Birmingham who are eager to add a hard-working, outgoing and naturally engaging Primary Learning Mentor to their SEN department to provide 1:1 support to a child in their KS2 department with autism.

In this role, the successful candidate will need to provide tailored 1:1 EHCP support to a child in Year 5 with complex learning difficulties in a full-time role for the academic year.

Find out more about this Primary Learning Mentor role below in Birmingham!

Primary Learning Mentor – Role Information:

• Primary Learning Mentor
• Planning and conducting 1:1 EHCP support for child with SEN
• Creating sessions tailored around Education Health Care Plan
• Paid £440 per week during term time only
• Multiple online CPD courses – SEN, Mental Health & Safeguarding
• Monday to Friday role – September 2024 to July 2025
• Interviewing for role ASAP – Apply NOW!

Primary Learning Mentor – Applicant Requirements:

• Minimum 2:2 UK based university degree
• Prior experience working with children
• Strong organisation and communication skills
• Naturally outgoing and supportive individual
• Ability to build relationships with young people

Primary Learning Mentor – The School:

• Warm and welcoming primary school
• Located in Birmingham (B8)
• Experienced and outgoing SEN department
• History of working with talented graduates
• Modern resources and facilities
• Close relationships with parents of pupils
• Public transport links nearby!

Press ‘Apply’ or send your CV to Jack at i-teachers to register your interest in this brilliant Primary Learning Mentor in Birmingham!