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Psychology Graduate - SEN Support Role (Primary & Secondary)Location: BathStart Date: September 2026Contract: Full-timeSalary: £90-£100 per day (dependent on experience)The RoleWe are seeking a dedicated and empathetic Psychology Graduate to join a supportive mainstream school in Bath, working with children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) across both primary and secondary age groups.In this role, you will primarily support pupils who have experienced trauma, often presenting with needs similar to Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC). You will play an important part in helping students feel safe, understood, and able to engage positively with their learning.Key ResponsibilitiesProvide 1:1 and small group support for pupils with SENSupport students with trauma-related needs and ASC-like presentationsAssist in delivering personalised interventions to support learning and emotional developmentHelp pupils develop emotional regulation, social interaction skills, and confidenceWork closely with teaching staff, SENCO, and pastoral teamsContribute to maintaining a calm, structured, and nurturing environmentTrack and report on student progress and wellbeingThe Ideal Candidate Will Have:A degree in Psychology or a related disciplineA strong interest in SEN, mental health, and child developmentAn understanding of trauma-informed approaches (desirable but not essential)Excellent communication and interpersonal skillsA resilient, patient, and proactive approachExperience working with children or young people (advantageous but not essential)What the School OffersA welcoming and inclusive school environmentSupport from an experienced and collaborative SEN teamOngoing training in SEN, ASC, and trauma-informed practiceExcellent experience for those pursuing careers in Educational Psychology, Teaching, or TherapyThe opportunity to make a meaningful impact on pupils' livesWhy Apply?This is a fantastic opportunity for a Psychology graduate looking to gain valuable, hands-on experience in education while supporting children with complex needs. You will develop key skills in behaviour support, emotional wellbeing, and inclusive practice in a highly rewarding role.Essential Criteria:- Able to work 5 days a week (term time only), Monday-Friday 8:30-15:30- Right to work in the UK - we CANNOT accept sponsorship or a skilled worker visa- Minimum two recent references, covering the last two years- Up-to-date DBS/police check, or be willing to obtain one**Please note, if you do not have a Non-Voluntary Enhanced DBS on the Update Service, we will need to help you process a new one at a cost of £62.70. This will be refunded after 20 days of work with us.What can Five Education offer you?- Check out our Google reviews for one of the best supply experiences in Bristol! We offer free specialised training in areas such as Team Teach, Makaton, PMLD/SLD Awareness, Autism Awareness, and more- Free DBS (refunded when you work 20 days)- Recommending a friend bonus scheme- Specialist support / mentoring while you are workingIf you think this could be a job for you, please get in touch to find out more from Kate at 01174226167. We are always available for an informal chat if you want to find out more about whether this role is suited to you.Pay: Five Education operates a PAYE payroll; this is the most transparent way to be paid with no hidden fees such as admin fee or employer's NI. Please note pay rate is for illustration and does include holiday pay.Vetting: Five Education is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all of the staff we employ to share this commitment. Successful applicants will be required to undergo checks including reference checks, TRA checks and will need to have a DBS. There will also be an interview.We welcome and encourage job applications from people of all backgrounds. We particularly welcome applications from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) candidates as they are currently under-represented at this level.Contact Blake on 0117 422 6167 /TPBN1_UKTJ

Lecturer in Carpentry Location: Bath Salary: £30,348 - £40,015 per annum, depending on qualifications and experience Qualified Lecturers (Level 5 and above): £32,186 - £40,015 Unqualified Lecturers: £30,348 - £32,186 Contract: Permanent, Full Time Hours: 37 hours per week, 52 weeks per year Are you an experienced Carpentry or Joinery professional looking to pass on your skills to the next generation? Whether you're already teaching or considering a move into education, this is an exciting opportunity to join a thriving Further Education college and make a genuine impact on learners' futures. You will deliver high-quality teaching across Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 Carpentry programmes, combining your industry experience with practical workshop delivery and classroom-based learning. The Role As a Lecturer in Carpentry, you will: Deliver engaging theory and practical sessions across Carpentry and Joinery programmes. Plan and prepare schemes of work, lesson plans and learning resources. Assess learner progress and maintain accurate student records. Support students through tutorials and provide pastoral guidance where required. Monitor assessment processes in line with awarding body requirements. Promote high standards of teaching, learning and student achievement. Contribute to curriculum development and departmental initiatives. Work proactively to support ...

Lecturer in Carpentry Location: BathSalary: £30,348 - £40,015 per annum, depending on qualifications and experience Qualified Lecturers (Level 5 and above): £32,186 - £40,015 Unqualified Lecturers: £30,348 - £32,186 Contract: Permanent, Full TimeHours: 37 hours per week, 52 weeks per year Are you an experienced Carpentry or Joinery professional looking to pass on your skills to the next generation? Whether you're already teaching or considering a move into education, this is an exciting opportunity to join a thriving Further Education college and make a genuine impact on learners' futures. You will deliver high-quality teaching across Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 Carpentry programmes, combining your industry experience with practical workshop delivery and classroom-based learning. The Role As a Lecturer in Carpentry, you will: Deliver engaging theory and practical sessions across Carpentry and Joinery programmes. Plan and prepare schemes of work, lesson plans and learning resources. Assess learner progress and maintain accurate student records. Support students through tutorials and provide pastoral guidance where required. Monitor assessment processes in line with awarding body requirements. Promot...

Some children need extra support. Some need someone who won't give up on them. If you're calm, resilient, and experienced in supporting children with behavioural needs, this could be a role where you genuinely change lives. We're working with a welcoming specialist setting looking for an SEMH Teaching Assistant to support pupils who need help managing their emotions, building positive relationships, and engaging with learning. Every day is different, but one thing stays the same, your support will make a real difference. What you'll be doing: • Supporting pupils with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs, • Working 1:1 and in small groups to help pupils access learning, • Managing and de-escalating challenging behaviour using positive behaviour strategies, • Building strong, trusting relationships with pupils, • Supporting emotional regulation and social development, • Working closely with teachers, pastoral teams, and SEND professionalsWe're looking for someone who:, • Has experience supporting children or young people with behavioural needs, • Can remain calm, patient, and consistent in challenging situations, • Understands behaviour as communication and takes a nurturing approach, • Has experience in schools, alternative provisions, youth work, residential care, mentoring, or similar settings, • Is confident set...

Psychology Graduate - SEN Support Role (Primary & Secondary) Location: Bath Start Date: September 2026 Contract: Full-time Salary: £90-£100 per day (dependent on experience) The Role We are seeking a dedicated and empathetic Psychology Graduate to join a supportive mainstream school in Bath, working with children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) across both primary and secondary age groups. In this role, you will primarily support pupils who have experienced trauma, often presenting with needs similar to Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC). You will play an important part in helping students feel safe, understood, and able to engage positively with their learning. Key Responsibilities Provide 1:1 and small group support for pupils with SEN Support students with trauma-related needs and ASC-like presentations Assist in delivering personalised interventions to support learning and emotional development Help pupils develop emotional regulation, social interaction skills, and confidence Work closely with teaching staff, SENCO, and pastoral teams Contribute to maintaining a calm, structured, and nurturing environment Track and report on student progress and wellbeing The Ideal Candidate Will Have: A degree in Psychology or a related discipline A strong interest in SEN, mental health, and child development An understanding of trauma-informed ap...

Bath, BA2 | On-site £14.25 per hour Full-time | Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 3:30pm | Term-time only Start date: ASAP or September (long-term opportunities available) Do you want to support young people with their mental health and wellbeing in a school setting? We’re recruiting for a Pastoral Support Worker to join a secondary school in Bath, working closely with students who need additional emotional and behavioural support. This is a highly rewarding role focused on building trust, supporting wellbeing, and helping students overcome barriers to learning. Why this role stands out • Focus on mental health and student wellbeing • Work as part of a dedicated pastoral team • Opportunity to progress into counselling, psychology, or education • Consistent full-time hours and long-term stability • Supportive school environment About the role You’ll work with students who may be experiencing anxiety, low confidence, or challenges outside the classroom, helping them stay engaged and supported throughout the school day. Key responsibilities • Provide one-to-one pastoral and emotional support • Build strong, trusting relationships with students • Support students in managing emotions and behaviour • Work alongside teachers and safeguarding teams • Help create a safe, positive school environment What success looks like You’ll become a trusted adul...

8:30am – 3:30pm, 4 days per week £14.25 per hour Start Date: 1st September 2026 Are you a Psychology or Criminology graduate looking to gain meaningful, hands-on experience supporting young people with additional needs and mental health challenges? This is an excellent opportunity for graduates interested in educational psychology, mental health, clinical practice, youth justice, social care, counselling, or therapeutic work to develop real-world experience within a specialist college environment in central Bath. You will support young people with autism, learning disabilities, emotional regulation needs, and complex backgrounds, helping them to access education, build independence, and feel safe, understood, and supported within a structured setting. Why Psychology & Criminology Graduates Are Well Suited to This Role Graduates in Psychology and Criminology bring a strong understanding of human behaviour, emotional regulation, communication, trauma, and mental health. Many students in specialist college settings experience anxiety, social communication difficulties, low confidence, sensory overwhelm, or challenges linked to previous life experiences. The ability to build trust, remain calm under pressure, understand behaviour as communication, and develop positive therapeutic relationships is central to this role. Your studies will have given you valuable insight into: • Mental health and emotional wellbeing • Behavioural and cognitive development • Trauma-informed approaches • Communication and relationship-building • Neurodiversity and individual differences • The importance of consistency, empathy, and safeguarding This role offers the chance to apply that knowledge in a highly rewarding, practical setting while gaining experience that is directly relevant to careers in psychology, mental health, therapy, education, youth work, probation, social work, and related fields. About the Role As a Therapeutic Support Assistant, you will work closely with students in the classroom and around the college, providing consistent, person-centred support tailored to individual needs. You will use structured, relational, and autism-informed approaches to help students engage with learning, develop communication skills, regulate emotions, and manage daily routines successfully. You will become a key trusted adult for students, helping to create a calm, safe, and supportive environment where they can thrive both academically and personally. About the Setting This specialist college supports young people with: • Autism (ASC) • Moderate to severe learning disabilities • Communication and sensory needs • Social, emotional, and mental health needs • Anxiety and emotional regulation difficulties • Additional needs linked to previous adverse experiences The environment is highly supportive, structured, and relationship-focused, with a strong emphasis on student wellbeing, emotional safety, and independence. Staff work collaboratively with therapists, behaviour specialists, teachers, and support teams to ensure every student can access education in a way that works for them. Key Responsibilities • Provide tailored classroom and therapeutic support • Support emotional regulation using calm and consistent approaches • Build positive, trusting relationships with students • Help students engage with learning and daily routines • Use autism-informed and trauma-informed strategies • Support communication, confidence, and independence • Work collaboratively with teachers, therapists, and pastoral teams • Promote student wellbeing, safety, and inclusion throughout the day What You’ll Gain • Hands-on experience supporting young people with SEN and mental health needs • Experience applying psychological and behavioural theory in practice • Training in autism-informed practice, behaviour support, and communication strategies • Experience working within a multidisciplinary therapeutic team • Insight into neurodiversity, cognition, emotional regulation, and mental health support • Excellent experience for careers in: o Educational Psychology o Clinical Psychology o Mental Health Support o Counselling & Therapy o Youth Justice & Probation o Occupational Therapy o Speech & Language Therapy o Social Work o SEN Education • Opportunity for long-term or permanent roles Ideal Candidate • Graduate in Psychology, Criminology, Sociology, Education, or a related field • Passionate about supporting young people with additional needs • Interested in mental health, behaviour, neurodiversity, or therapeutic work • Calm, patient, empathetic, and resilient • Strong communication and relationship-building skills • Experience supporting young people is desirable (education, care, youth work, mentoring, SEN support, coaching, or volunteering) If you’re looking to gain meaningful experience supporting young people with autism, additional needs, and mental health challenges while building skills relevant to psychology, criminology, and therapeutic careers, apply now

Learning Support Assistant Location: Somerset Salary: £93 – £110 per day (depending on experience and qualifications) Start Date: September 2026 About the Role Connex Education is recruiting dedicated and compassionate SEN Learning Support Assistants (LSAs) to support pupils within mainstream primary schools across Somerset, including Taunton, Bridgwater, Yeovil, Frome, Street, Wells, Glastonbury, Burnham-on-Sea, and the surrounding areas, from September 2026. We are looking for individuals interested in a mixture of flexible day-to-day supply work, short-term placements, and long-term opportunities, providing targeted classroom and pastoral support for pupils with additional needs within inclusive primary settings. Connex have partnered with a large Multi Academy Trust as well as working with local primary schools in your area - more schools and more opportunities to work in! This is a highly rewarding role for someone who is passionate about helping children thrive academically, socially, and emotionally while gaining valuable experience in supportive local primary schools. Key Responsibilities Provide 1:1 and small-group support for pupils with SEN throughout the school day Support pupils in accessing learning activities and classroom routines Use supportive strategies to meet pupils' communication, interaction, emotional, and learning needs Promote independence, confidence, and positive engagement in learning Adapt support to reflect individual pupil needs and targets, including EHCP outcomes where appropriate Work collaboratively with teachers, SENCOs, and other professionals to support pupil progress Provide personal care and emotional support where required, in line with school policies and training Help maintain a safe, nurturing, and inclusive environment for all learners What We're Looking For Experience supporting children or young people with SEN is desirable but not essential Experience in schools, care, youth work, nursery settings, or support-based roles is advantageous A genuine passion for supporting children with additional needs to succeed Ability to respond flexibly to different pupils, classrooms, and school environments A patient, caring, and resilient approach Strong communication and teamwork skills Understanding of safeguarding and child protection procedures Enhanced DBS on the Update Service, or willingness to apply for one through Connex Education Right to work in the UK Why Join Connex Education? Competitive daily pay rates Weekly PAYE pay – no umbrella companies Flexible work to suit your availability Free access to our SEND Toolkit for professional development Funded qualifications including Level 2 SEND, Level 3 Teaching & Learning, Level 4 HLTA and Level 5 TEFL Career progression opportunities through our Care to Classroom conversion course Wellbeing support and refresher training for working in modern educational settings A supportive and welcoming team with a dedicated education consultant Earn a £200 referral bonus for each LSA, TA, or Teacher we sign up via you! Apply Today Whether you're seeking flexible supply work or a longer-term role supporting pupils with SEN in mainstream primary schools, we'd love to hear from you if you're ready to make a positive impact as an SEN LSA. Reach out to the team to find out more on (phone number removed) or email (url removed) for further information. Connex Education Partnership is committed to equal opportunities and values diversity. We do not discriminate based on age, gender, sexual orientation, race, ethnic origin, religion, culture, marital status, or disability. All candidates are assessed on merit alone. Connex Education Partnership is an employment agency and employment business. Connex Education Partnership is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and candidates to share this commitment. We adhere to Safer Recruitment practices in line with Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE), Working Together to Safeguard Children 2023, and other relevant legislation. All appointments are subject to rigorous pre-employment checks, including references and an enhanced DBS check