Are you experienced in supporting young people with additional needs in the class, but tired of the overwhelming expectations?
Are you a dedicated support worker that can’t make the long hours work for your family?

You can be an Education Mentor; providing bespoke education and life skills support to young people in their homes and within the community.

• ‘I really feel very lucky to be doing something I love that has given my life balance back.’ - SENse Learning associate

• Support young people with complex additional needs, both at home and out in the community.
• Deliver bespoke learning packages tailored to each young person’s individual needs, helping them develop key education and life skills.
• Provide compassionate, empowering support to boost confidence, independence, and academic progress.
• Develop strong professional relationships with children and young people who have complex needs and have often experienced significant difficulties in previous education settings.
• Have detailed knowledge of how to work in a trauma informed way.
• Following the guidance in each person’s individual risk assessment/student plan to support them to manage their anxiety and behaviour in a positive way and to keep them and others safe.