Nurture Tutor: 1:1 SEND/SEMH (Flexible Hours) in Salford

Nurture Tutor: 1:1 SEND/SEMH (Flexible Hours) in Salford

Salford Full-Time 30000 - 33483 Β£ / year (est.) No working from home possible
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Deliver tailored 1:1 sessions to support learners with SEND and SEMH needs.
  • Company: SEND Inclusion Support, dedicated to empowering students in the community.
  • Benefits: Flexible hours, immediate start, and the chance to make a real difference.
  • Other info: Work in community venues like libraries and enjoy a rewarding teaching experience.
  • Why this job: Help students re-engage with learning and build their confidence in a supportive environment.
  • Qualifications: Experience working with SEND/SEMH learners is preferred but not essential.

The predicted salary is between 30000 - 33483 Β£ per year.

SEND Inclusion Support is seeking a 1:1 SEND/SEMH Community Teacher to support learners from EYFS to KS4 and FE in Salford and surrounding areas.

This role focuses on delivering tailored 1:1 sessions to pupils with SEND and SEMH needs, helping them re-engage with learning and build confidence in a flexible setting.

Sessions are based in community venues such as libraries, with immediate start and flexible hours.

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Nurture Tutor: 1:1 SEND/SEMH (Flexible Hours) in Salford employer: SEND Inclusion Support

Join our dedicated team at a SEND school in Nuneaton, where we prioritise a supportive and inclusive work culture that fosters professional growth. We offer competitive daily rates, ongoing training opportunities, and a collaborative environment that empowers educators to make a meaningful impact on the lives of our diverse learners.

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Contact Details:

SEND Inclusion Support Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Nurture Tutor: 1:1 SEND/SEMH (Flexible Hours) in Salford

Experience with SEND
Experience with SEMH
Ability to deliver tailored 1:1 sessions
Knowledge of EYFS to KS4 curriculum
Strong communication skills
Empathy and patience
Ability to build confidence in learners