Merton Council's Youth Work department is recruiting three part-time Young Inspectors, one for the Public Health team and two for SEND reforms. Successful applicants use their own experiences and those of other young people to show the council what works and what needs to change. The Public Health post is six hours a week and each SEND post is five, with possible evening and weekend work. An enhanced DBS check is required, and the SEND posts need lived experience of SEND rather than SEND itself.
What the job involves
- Use own experiences and those of other children and young people to show the council what is working and what needs to change
- Contribute to health and wellbeing priorities in the Public Health team (six hours a week)
- Contribute to the SEND reforms (five hours a week for each SEND post)
- Work with existing Young Inspectors
- Work with members of the Participation team
- Work with children and young people where needed
- Possible evening and weekend work
Experience
- Lived experience of SEND for the SEND posts, through own experience, supporting a family member or friend, or using SEND-specific services
Checks & eligibility
- Enhanced DBS check
Other
- Aged 16 to 24
- Currently live, study or socialise in Merton, or have done so in the past
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Contact Details:
The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team
