Join a leading college making a real difference in the lives of students with learning disabilities and social, emotional mental health needs.
In close partnership with a leading college based with campuses both in Bristol and Stroud, I am currently recruiting for a Youth Mental Health Support Worker for both sites to start in September, particularly supporting their departments that cater for students with learning disabilities and social, emotional mental health needs (SEMH). The college offers a unique and inclusive education for students and are looking for a team member in both departments who can support the pupils in their education and on a pastoral basis also.
This college's emphasis on finding the right person is above all else, they really need the support worker to understand their students and to become a stable, reliable and supportive partnership based on human connection, interests and understanding. There is not a one size fits all and the best Youth Support Workers come from a variety of backgrounds. Here's just a few of the best examples:
- Graduates: especially Sport, Art, drama, psychology and criminology
- Youth leaders
- Support workers
- Sports coaches
The class sizes are relatively small (between 8-15 in each), however you will have a great deal of support from the teachers, tutors and other support staff. There is a brilliant sense of humour among staff and students' progress is determined on all aspects of development rather than just exam results.
If you want to be a part of changing lives and you think you are the right fit, please apply through Indeed – I look forward to hearing from you!
A quick snapshot:
- Stroud or Bristol location
- September start
- Full-time 30-35 hours per week
- Permanent contracts offered after an initial settling in period
- 9.00 to 4.30 Monday to Friday
- £14.25 - £16.00 per hour dependant on previous experience
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