As Cyber Security Awareness Month continues, we consider the risks of AI in education, and the practical steps schools can take to stay safe and keep their data secure. Find out more Persistent Pressures From Parental Complaints Read our expert advice on how to manage parental complaints and ensure matters are effectively resolved., Learn all about recent research on children affected by parental imprisonment and how these findings can help practitioners to support a group of children who are too often overlooked within our school communities. Find out more Inclusion Toolkit Find out what's in our inclusion strategy toolkit View our toolkit Welfare Services With a team of highly skilled and experienced professionals, we can help you promote the welfare of pupils and keep them protected from harm. Specialisms Creative Psychotherapy in Education Therapeutic interventions to support pupils' mental health and wellbeing. Safeguarding Supporting you on the frontlines of child protection and safeguarding. School Attendance Addressing the root causes of absence and removing barriers to attendance. Quick Links Meet the Welfare teams Latest training courses & conferences Get in touchWhat's New The Relationship at the Heart of Art Therapy In this blog on art therapy, we share reflections on working alongside young people and families in Special Guardianship arrangements. Find out more When We Have to Step Up: Reflections on Leadership Our Head of Creative Psychotherapy, Jeni Goodfellow-Pemsel, shares reflections on leadership, following her attendance at the British Psychodrama Association Conference. Find out more Multi Service Support With strong collaboration and specialist expertise, One Education offers seamless, integrated multi services that support schools and Trust to thrive. Specialisms EBSA Expert, collaborative support for emotional barriers to school attendance. (EBSA) Internal Scrutiny Independent oversight that supports compliance and provides clear direction for improvement. Quick Links Meet the Welfare teamsWhat's New Case Study: Art Therapy for Pupils with Emotional Barriers to School Attendance In this case study, we explore the profound impact of Art Therapy for pupils with emotional barriers to school attendance (EBSA). Find out more How can Speech and Language Therapists support a child with EBSA? This blog explores Emotional Barriers to School Attendance (EBSA) and its impact on children's speech, language and communication needs. Find out more Quick Links A wide range of additional resources to support you in your role. Please select an area of interest to browse the documents. Quick Links News and Blogs Case Studies Our Expert InsightWhat's New Access our resources Contact us to discuss how to purchase exclusive access to our resource area. Find out more Inclusion Toolkit Find out what's in our inclusion strategy toolkit. View our toolkit Manchester WSCA Expert guidance and quality resources to support mental health across your setting. View Manchester WSCA CPD Our continued professional development programmes are tailor-made for professionals in education, supporting you on your journey to raise your performance and propel your career forward. Quick Links Training & Conferences Training Videos One Education Podcasts Online CPD, We are seeking motivated and enthusiastic Associate Educational Psychologists to join our growing team. As an Associate Educational Psychologist, you will work collaboratively with schools, families, the local authority, and other professionals, via Statutory Assessment processes, to support children and young people to achieve positive outcomes,
- Half-termly paid associate meetings (paid) to ensure you feel a sense of belonging to us as an organisation and to provide you with up to date information about the local and National SEND context
- Opportunity to access any of our Team CPD days to support your own professional development.
- Competitive hourly rates of pay
- Flexibility with regards to availability/caseload.
- Excellent, responsive administrative and business support systems in place
We are looking for someone who:
- Holds a doctorate or recognised qualification in Educational Psychology
- Is registered, or eligible for registration, with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)
- Demonstrates strong consultation, assessment, and report-writing skills
- Has excellent communication and interpersonal abilities
- Is committed to inclusive practice and improving outcomes for children and young people
- Can work independently whilst contributing positively to a wider team
- Has strong organisational and time-management skills
- Can complete assessments in person
- Has a driving licence and access to a vehicle
One Education EP Service is a large, friendly and supportive team with excellent relationships with the LA, schools and our families. We greatly value the expertise and contribution of our Associate Educational Psychologists and are committed to ensuring all associates feel supported and have a genuine sense of belonging to the wider EP team
Why work for One Education- Manchester?
- A responsive, supportive statutory management team
- A built in casework supervision offer
- Access to a range of supportive resources (pre-drafted report appendices, outcome banks, invoicing systems)
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Associate Educational Psychology in Manchester employer: One Education
As a leading organisation dedicated to enhancing the welfare and educational experience of children, we pride ourselves on being an excellent employer that values professional growth and collaboration. Our inclusive work culture fosters innovation and creativity, providing employees with unique opportunities to make a meaningful impact in the community while enjoying comprehensive benefits and support for their personal development. Located in a vibrant area, our team enjoys a dynamic environment that encourages both professional and personal fulfilment.
