Are you a teacher looking for an exciting new challenge?

Do you want to help give young people a chance to improve their academic success?

Do you enjoy working in a fast paced school?

We are offering a brand new opportunity for an enthusiastic teacher to work within a Pupil Referral Unit (PRU) alternative provision in the South Manchester area. The successful candidate will aim to improve the academic achievement of young children who have social, emotional and mental health needs (SEMH) and require extra support to gain the right tools within their school years to succeed in their future years.

The ideal person for this role would be:

• Experienced in KS3 teaching or experience working with SEN or SEMH (beneficial but not essential)
• Obtain diverse teaching styles
• Passionate about making a difference in children's lives

Your benefits:

• Working with smaller class sizes for a more detailed understanding of each pupils needs
• Diversity within your role
• Working alongside a skilled and welcoming team
• Unique and hands-on experience to develop your skills in special educational needs (SEN) and emotional and behavioural difficulties (EBD)

Your responsibilities:

• Planning and teaching lessons to secondary school children
• Provide group or 1:1 support with pupils
• Creating engaging and creative lesson plans for the children
• Build and maintain effective relationships with the pupils
• Tracking progress of the pupils and devising plans to improve attainment based on successes and weaknesses of the class

You will display:

• Reliability
• Responsibility
• Resilience
• Ability to handle challenging behaviour
• Rapport building and interaction skills
• Motivational skills

Your requirements:

• A teaching qualification (NQTs will also be considered)
• A DBS on the update service - or willingness to have one ran
• Be committed to achieving high attainment from pupils and providing an excellent learning experience
• Be passionate to make a difference

This is an extremely rewarding role and a great opportunity to challenge yourself while developing your knowledge and experience in working with SEMH and EBD children.

If you are someone who is looking to expand their career in the education sector, while providing each pupil an equal opportunity to gain the tools necessary to succeed in their futures, please get in touch with Naomi on 0161 200 1904 or email at Naomi.halpin@randstad.co.uk