Speech and Language Therapist in London

A supportive and varied SLT opportunity combining mainstream schools, SEN, clinic, and community work across East London, offering excellent supervision, broad developmental exposure, and strong work/life balance within a growing London-based service.

Employment Type

• Permanent – Full Time (Term-Time Only), September start. Earlier start considered for the right candidate.
• No sponsorship available for this role. You must have the permanent right to work in the UK.

Salary

• £30,000 – £35,230 per annum (term-time only, dependent on experience) + benefits. Equivalent to approximately £34,000 – £40,000 whole-time equivalent.

Pay & Benefits

• Term-time only working structure
• 41 working weeks per year
• Additional 25 days paid pro-rata annual leave
• Weekly supervision during the first 12 weeks
• Structured ongoing supervision and mentorship
• 4 whole-team CPD days annually
• Supportive peer collaboration and MDT environment
• Travel between clients covered
• iPad provided for clinical work
• Laptop provided where required
• Flexible paediatric and adult clinic exposure depending on preference
• Summer and Christmas social events

Working Hours & Shift Pattern

• Full-time permanent position working within a term-time only structure
• Multi-site role across schools, clinic, and community settings throughout East London
• 2 days mainstream primary and secondary school work
• 1 day within an SEN school in Whitechapel
• 2 days Stratford clinic and community work
• Clinic and community caseloads can include paediatric clients, adult clients, or a mixed caseload depending on therapist preference
• Primarily weekday daytime hours, with flexibility depending on caseload requirements and travel between settings

Job Description

As a Speech and Language Therapist, you will work across a varied and rewarding multi-site caseload including mainstream primary schools, mainstream secondary schools, an SEN school in Whitechapel, Stratford clinic services, and community settings throughout East London (E15). This is a supportive and developmental SLT opportunity offering broad exposure across mainstream schools, SEN environments, clinic, and community services within a collaborative London-based setting. The service places strong emphasis on therapist wellbeing, structured supervision, mentorship, and long-term professional growth, making this an excellent opportunity for newly qualified and early-career therapists seeking variety, flexibility, and broader clinical development. This is a multi-site role combining mainstream schools, SEN settings, clinic, and community work across East London, so candidates should be comfortable travelling between settings.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver speech and language therapy interventions across mainstream schools, SEN settings, clinic, and community environments
• Manage a varied paediatric and/or adult caseload depending on experience and clinical interests
• Complete assessments, therapy planning, reviews, and clinical documentation in line with HCPC standards
• Support children and young people with communication, speech, language, and social interaction needs
• Work collaboratively with teachers, SENCOs, parents, carers, and multidisciplinary professionals
• Participate in supervision, CPD sessions, peer support activities, and MDT collaboration
• Travel between Stratford clinic sites, schools, and community visits across surrounding East London areas
• Maintain accurate clinical records and contribute to service quality standards and compliance
• Build positive and professional therapeutic relationships with clients, families, education staff, and healthcare professionals

Requirements

• No sponsorship available for this role. Applicants must have permanent right to work in the UK.
• HCPC registration required or registered by September
• Open to Newly Qualified, early-career, and experienced Speech and Language Therapists
• Interest in mainstream schools, SEN settings, clinic, and community speech and language therapy services
• Excellent interpersonal and relationship-building skills with clients, families, schools, and multidisciplinary teams
• Ability to work independently and confidently across varied settings and caseloads

Company Culture

As a Speech and Language Therapist, you will be joining a collaborative and therapist-focused service that values support, flexibility, professional development, and relationship-led working. The leadership team promotes open communication, shared learning, and structured mentorship, creating an environment where therapists feel supported throughout their development journey. The setting encourages peer collaboration, long-term progression, and broad clinical exposure across schools, clinic, and community environments, making it particularly appealing for therapists who enjoy variety and want to continue developing their clinical confidence within a welcoming and supportive culture.

Apply Today

Your skills, enthusiasm, and commitment to delivering high-quality speech and language therapy will be genuinely valued within this supportive East London service. Whether you are newly qualified, early in your career, or looking to broaden your experience across mainstream schools, SEN, clinic, and community settings, this role offers excellent supervision, varied clinical exposure, and strong long-term development opportunities. Apply today to explore a rewarding Speech and Language Therapist opportunity in Stratford (E15) where professional growth, support, and work/life balance are prioritised.