SEN teacher
Prospero Teaching
Prospero Teaching are looking for a passionate and dedicated SEN Teacher to join a supportive specialist setting in Swindon. This is an excellent opportunity for a teacher who is committed to supporting pupils with special educational needs, SEMH, behavioural difficulties and complex learning needs.
The successful candidate will plan and deliver engaging, differentiated lessons tailored to individual pupil needs, while creating a calm, structured and supportive learning environment. The role may involve working with pupils with Autism, ADHD, SEMH, communication difficulties, learning difficulties and challenging behaviour, so strong relationship-building and behaviour management skills are essential.
Key responsibilities:
- Planning and delivering engaging, differentiated SEN lessons
- Supporting pupils with a range of additional and complex needs
- Adapting teaching strategies to individual learning profiles
- Managing behaviour positively and supporting emotional regulation
- Building strong, trusting relationships with pupils
- Monitoring progress and supporting individual learning targets
- Working closely with TAs, SENCOs and other professionals
- Creating a safe, structured and inclusive classroom environment
- Encouraging pupils to develop confidence, independence and life skills
- Contributing to EHCP targets and individual learning plans
Ideal candidate:
- QTS is essential
- Previous SEN teaching experience is highly beneficial
- Experience supporting SEMH, Autism, ADHD or behavioural needs
- Strong classroom and behaviour management skills
- Patient, resilient and adaptable
- Confident differentiating teaching to meet individual needs
- Excellent communication and relationship-building skills
- A genuine passion for supporting pupils with additional needs
This role would suit an experienced SEN Teacher, a mainstream teacher with strong SEN experience, or a teacher looking to develop their career within a specialist setting.
Application opens at the source listing. Free for jobseekers.