Help change lives every single day. Our award-winning independent residential school is seeking a committed Support Worker to join the team. You will be responsible for delivering bespoke education and care to students aged 5 to 25 with Special Educational Needs (SEN) and autism, ensuring they flourish in both school and residential settings. We operate a strict no-sponsorship policy; all applicants must have the permanent right to work in the UK. Your Key Responsibilities Assist young people with complex needs, focusing on developing their daily life skills and personal autonomy, as well as providing personal care and support. Build strong, positive relationships that help our learners feel safe, secure, and confident. Support and guide students through educational, recreational, and community activities. Partner with teachers, therapists, medical professionals, and families to deliver holistic care. What We Are Looking For Experience as a Teaching Assistant, childcare provider, or care worker is highly valued. A background (professional or personal) in supporting children or young adults with SEN. Valid UK work authorisation is required and you will need to undergo an enhanced DBS check or have one on the update service. Why Join Us? Work-Life Balance: Enjoy a term-time-only schedule. Growth Opportunities: Access fully funded qualifications and comprehensive on-site training. Great Environment: Work in a modern, well-equipped facility with supportive leadership and a collaborative team. Perks: Free on-site meals and excellent staff facilities. If you are interested in discussing this role, please contact: brittany.tijou@randstad.co.uk
School Support Worker in Surrey employer: Randstad
Leeds City Council is an exceptional employer for Children's Social Workers, offering a supportive and innovative work environment dedicated to the well-being of children in care. With a focus on meaningful practice and strong management support, employees have the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of young people while benefiting from ongoing professional development and collaboration with various agencies. Located in Leeds, this role provides a chance to work within a vibrant community committed to child-centred care and advocacy.
