Youth mentors Work, Jobs in Maulden, Bdf (with Salaries)

Outreach Mentor
Storyy Group —Milton Keynes
- £26,436.80 a year
- Part-time
- Experience working with children
- In-person
- School
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4h
Sessional Youth Worker
The Children's Society —Biggleswade
- £14.34 an hour
- Experience working with children
- Communication skills
- Time management
8d
NAYC Youth Development Youth Worker (Zero Hours)
NAYC & ACUK —Moulton
- Weekend availability
- Microsoft Powerpoint
- Microsoft Word
- Computer literacy
Youth Work Practitioner - Bedfordshire
The Children's Society —Biggleswade
- £11,931.43 a year
- Experience working with children
- Annual leave
8d
Child & Youth Support Worker
Paragon Social Care —St. Neots
- £36,400 - £58,240 a year
- 12 hour shift
- Annual leave
- Referral programme
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Learning Mentor – Reimagine Programme, Alternative Provision
School of Outdoors —Aylesbury
- £28,758 - £36,494 a year
- Communication skills
Youth Support Workers in Charge
Hertfordshire County Council —Letchworth
- £29,644 - £33,066 a year
- Part-time
- English
- Organisational skills
- Computer skills
National Saturday Club Assistant
Cambridge Regional College —St. Neots
- £16.86 an hour
- Part-time
- Computer literacy
- Organisational skills
- Computer skills
Senior Youth Worker
Hertfordshire County Council —Stevenage
- £41,023 - £44,128 a year
- Weekend availability
- English
- Team management
- Organisational skills
Part Time Learning Mentor
RE:Solve Alternative Provision —Hemel Hempstead
- £12.71 - £15.00 an hour
- Part-time
- Experience working with children
- Mentoring
- In-person
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2d
Support Worker
Rye Care LTD —Aylesbury
- £25,420.00 - £37,133.24 a year
- Part-time
- Experience working with children
- Mentoring
- Teaching
- Free parking
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14d
Personal Advisor
Cambridgeshire County Council —Huntingdon
- £34,434 - £36,363 a year
- Communication skills
- Annual leave
- Employee discount
7d
Youth Leader
Phoenix Group for Deaf Children —Stevenage
- £14.50 - £16.50 an hour
- Part-time
- Supervising experience
- Travel
- Organisational skills
- Free parking
- Annual leave
Quick apply
Learning Assistant– Reimagine Programme, Alternative Provision
School of Outdoors —Aylesbury
- £23,000 - £28,000 a year
- Part-time
- School
- Flexible schedule
Youth Helper (North Bedfordshire)
St John Ambulance —Bedford
Education Mentor
SENse Learning - Milton Keynes —Milton Keynes
- £18 - £23 an hour
- Part-time
- Experience working with children
- In-person
- Flexible schedule
- Referral programme
Youth Support Workers
Hertfordshire County Council —Hertsmere District
- £13.26 - £13.96 an hour
- Part-time
- English
- Communication skills
Job Coach
Moulton College —Moulton
- £25,110 a year
- Full-time
- Travel
- Internship
- Free parking
- Annual leave
Key Worker
The Outdoor Learning Company —Northampton
- From £15.50 an hour
- Full-time
- Experience working with children
- First Aid Certification
- Care plans
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Citizen Hub – Youth Engagement Volunteer
St Neots Initiative —Saint Neots

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Outreach Mentor

Storyy Group
Milton Keynes

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Job details

Permanent | Part-time | Full-time
£26,436.80 a year
4 hours ago

Qualifications

Driving Licence
Stakeholder collaboration
GCSE
Experience working with children
Collaboration with schools and educational staff
Youth work
Experience of working with children and young people
Child safeguarding
Progress tracking
Time management

Full job description

Outreach Mentor

Storyy Education

Milton Keynes and surrounding area

The role, in one line

You’ll help young people who’ve stepped away from education feel steady enough to step back. Not by pushing them. By showing up consistently, building trust, and creating the structure that makes progress possible again.

About Storyy Education, and the wider picture

Storyy Education is a trauma-informed education partner working with schools, families, Local Authorities and young people across the UK. Our Milton Keynes provision supports young people who need a different approach to education, with a strong focus on relationships, consistency and personalised support.

We support young people whose education has been disrupted by anxiety, exclusion, instability, illness, care experience, SEMH needs, or systems that moved too fast for them. Our job isn’t to fix anyone. It’s to steady things, rebuild belief, and help learning feel possible again.

Our outreach support gives young people the opportunity to engage outside a traditional classroom setting, whether that is in school, at home or in the community. The work combines structure, mentoring and practical support to help young people rebuild confidence and reconnect with education at a pace that works for them.

What you’ll actually do

You’ll work one-to-one and in small groups with young people aged 11 to 16, building the kind of relationship that makes change possible. Some days that looks like a structured session on emotional regulation or social skills. Other days it’s a walk, a check-in or simply being the adult who turned up when you said you would.

Specifically, you’ll:

Deliver one-to-one and small-group mentoring across in-school and community settings, focused on emotional regulation, social confidence, and re-engagement with learning.
Build personalised support plans alongside schools, families, and other professionals, so plans actually align rather than pull in different directions.
Track progress honestly and report it clearly, so schools and families always know where things stand.
Run workshops and activities that build practical skills, confidence and resilience as part of each young person’s personalised support.
Feed insight back into the programme. The best ideas about what works come from the people doing the work.
Keep safeguarding, documentation, and confidentiality watertight. Care doesn’t replace standards. It depends on them.
Travel between schools, homes, and community spaces, so a full driving licence and business car insurance are essential.

The kind of person we’re looking for

You don’t need to fit a template. You do need to bring:

Real experience of mentoring, youth work, or teaching, particularly with young people who have SEN or SEMH needs.
A grounded understanding of safeguarding, and the instincts to back it up.
A clear-eyed view of why young people disengage from school, and a refusal to write any of them off.
The patience to build trust slowly, and the consistency to hold it once it’s there.
Excellent communication with young people, families, and professionals. Plain, honest, calm.
The ability to work independently without losing sight of the wider team.
Strong organisation and time-management. Outreach work falls apart without them.
A current Enhanced DBS with barred list, on the Update Service.
A full UK driving licence and business car insurance.

How we work, in plain English

Be calm. Safety comes first.
Be consistent. Show up, every time.
Be real. Speak plainly. Listen deeply.
Be collaborative. Progress is shared work.
Be purposeful. Every action should move someone forward.

Pay and hours

From £26,436.80 per year (FTE, based on 40 hours, 52 weeks).
Part-time: 30 hours per week, 44.6-week contract.
Full-time: 40 hours per week, 44.6-week contract.

What we offer

Real influence. Mentors shape the support, not the other way round.
Professional development and progression within Storyy Education and the wider Storyy Group.
A team that takes the work seriously, and each other seriously, without taking itself too seriously.
A model of practice that is being built, refined, and raised. You’ll have a hand in that.

Practical bits

Location: various, including in-school and community settings around Milton Keynes.
Work pattern: in person.
Right to work in the UK: required.
Education: GCSE or equivalent preferred.

Why this work matters

Many young people who come to us have experienced barriers that have made education difficult. The role of an Outreach Mentor is to provide consistent, practical support that helps them rebuild confidence, develop routines and begin to see a positive route forward.

If that sounds like the kind of work you’ve been waiting to do, we’d like to hear from you.

Pay: £26,436.80 per year

Work Location: In person

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