Secondary Tutor

Secondary Tutor We are looking for a Secondary Core Subject Tutor to deliver 1-1 and 2-1 teaching in Maths, English or Science to KS3/4 pupils who are being educated outside of the mainstream classroom. Sessions will take place at a tuition hub in Waterloo.

About this Secondary Tutor Role: You will teach secondary aged pupils who, for a range of reasons, are not able to access learning in a mainstream classroom. Some may be out of school, awaiting a placement, returning to education after a break, or need a smaller, calmer setting to learn well.

At our Waterloo hub you will work with 1 or 2 students per session, in a quiet, purpose-built learning space. You will teach Maths, English or Science (or a combination, if you are qualified to do so), building each pupil's confidence and helping them make real academic progress.

This is a role for someone who believes that every young person can achieve, and who can build trust quickly with pupils who may have had a difficult experience of school. Key responsibilities of a Secondary Tutor: Plan and deliver engaging 1-1 and 2-1 lessons in your specialist subject (Maths, English or Science) for pupils in Key Stages 3 and 4 Adapt lessons to each pupil's starting point, learning needs and pace, including pupils with SEND Follow the national curriculum and, where relevant, prepare pupils for GCSE Set clear goals with each pupil, and track and record progress, attendance and engagement Build positive, respectful relationships that help pupils feel safe, motivated and ready to learn Manage behaviour calmly and consistently, using restorative and positive approaches Work closely with the hub team, and share regular feedback with parents, carers, schools, local authorities and other professionals Contribute to pupil plans, reviews and reports Follow all safeguarding, health and safety and data protection policies, and report any concerns immediately to the Designated Safeguarding Lead Essentials of a Secondary Tutor: QTS, a degree, or equivalent experience, in or closely related to Maths, English or Science Experience teaching, tutoring or mentoring secondary aged pupils Strong subject knowledge up to GCSE level, with the confidence to teach it clearly at different levels The ability to build rapport with young people who may be anxious, disengaged or distrustful of education Patience, resilience and a calm, consistent approach to behaviour Excellent communication and organisation, with accurate record keeping A firm commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children Availability for a minimum of 20 hours per week

What we offer

Training and continuing professional development A supportive, friendly team that values your input Competitive rates of pay If you have experience working in an education set...

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