Trabajos psychology en BlackpoolCrear alertas

Cover Supervisor & Pastoral Support | Specialist SEMH & ASC Provision More Than a Classroom - A Place for Growth. Make Your Mark in Blackpool. Are you a resilient, proactive, and empathetic individual who can bridge the gap between academic support and pastoral care? We are seeking a versatile Cover Supervisor / Pastoral Support Lead to join our dedicated team in Blackpool. This is a full-time (5 days a week) role within a specialist school catering to children and young people with Social, Emotional, and Mental Health (SEMH) needs and Autistic Spectrum Conditions (ASC). The Role: Impact Beyond the Lesson Plan This unique dual-role is perfect for someone who thrives on variety and is passionate about student wellbeing. You will be a consistent, calming presence across the school, responsible for: Adaptive Cover: Delivering pre-planned lessons across various subjects, ensuring a stable and productive learning environment when teachers are absent. Pastoral Mentoring: Acting as a key point of contact for students, providing emotional support, and helping them navigate social challenges or "big feelings." De-escalation & Regulation: Using trauma-informed approaches to help students regulate their emotions and re-engage with their learning. Classroom Support: When not covering lessons, you will work alongside class teams to support individual pupils with their EHCP targets.What We're Looking For Experience: Previous experience working with SEMH, ASC, or "at-risk" youth (this could be in a school, youth work, or residential setting). Confidence: The ability to manage a classroom and command respect through building genuine relationships rather than just "authority." Resilience: A thick skin and a warm heart. You understand that "challenging behaviour" is often a form of communication. Reliability: Our students thrive on consistency; we need someone committed to being there for them 5 days a week.Why Join Our Blackpool School? "We don't just teach subjects here; we teach life skills and emotional intelligence. Our staff are a tight-knit family who support each other as much as we support the kids." Professional Development: Access to specialist training including Team-Teach, Trauma-Informed Practice, and ASC Awareness. Collaborative Culture: Work alongside a multidisciplinary team of therapists, SENCOs, and experienced support staff. Career Progression: An excellent stepping stone for those considering a future career in teaching, social work, or educational psychology. A Fresh Start: Help us change the narrative for students who have often felt let down by mainstream education.How to Apply If you are ready to be the positive role model our students in Blackpool need, apply today. To Apply: Please submit your CV and a cover letter detailing your experience with SEMH or pastoral support to

The Opportunity Are you a resilient and trauma-informed individual looking to support vulnerable learners in Blackpool? We are seeking an SEMH Support Mentor to join our specialist team this May. This is a Temp-to-Perm position, meaning you will start on a temporary basis to ensure the school and the student are the right fit for you, with a direct pathway to a permanent contract and long-term career stability. You will be working in an environment where "behaviour is communication," supporting students who face challenges with emotional regulation and mental health. Key Responsibilities 1:1 & Small Group Support: Provide bespoke emotional and academic support to students with identified SEMH needs. Trauma-Informed Practice: Use nurturing and de-escalation strategies to help pupils regulate their emotions and manage their behaviour safely. Barrier Removal: Identify and address barriers to learning, helping students re-engage with their education and build self-esteem. Collaborative Care: Work alongside the SENCO, Educational Psychologists, and Pastoral leads to implement personalised intervention plans. Classroom Integration: Support the Class Teacher in maintaining a calm and predictable learning environment for all students. What We Are Looking For Resilience: The ability to remain calm and professional in the face of challenging behaviour. Backgrounds: We welcome applications from Qualified TAs (Level 2/3) or Unqualified individuals with experience in youth work, residential care, sports coaching, or psychology. Values: A genuine "can-do" attitude and a commitment to improving the life chances of young people in Blackpool. Compliance: You must hold an Enhanced DBS on the Update Service or be willing to undergo a full background check. Why Join Us? Pathway to Permanency: A secure route into a permanent role within a supportive local school. Training: Access to specialist CPD including Team Teach, Mental Health Awareness, and Trauma-Informed practice. Community: Join a passionate team dedicated to making a difference in the local Blackpool community. How to Apply Interviews are taking place throughout late April for a May 2026 start. Please submit your CV detailing your experience supporting children or vulnerable adults

Start Date: September 2026 Contract Type: Full-Time, 1-Year Fixed Term (until July 2027) Salary: £24,000 - £29,500 per annum (Pro-rata / Term-time only) The Role Are you a dedicated Youth Worker looking to bring your expertise into the heart of a secondary school? We are seeking a dynamic and resilient Youth Worker to join our Blackpool-based secondary school team for the 2026/27 academic year. Moving beyond the community centre, you will work directly within the school environment to bridge the gap between academic education and personal development. You will be a relatable role model, supporting students aged 11-16 to overcome barriers to learning, raise their aspirations, and manage their social and emotional well-being. Key Responsibilities Mentorship & Intervention: Deliver 1:1 and small group mentoring sessions for students identified as vulnerable or at risk of exclusion. Classroom Support: Bring youth-work energy into the classroom to assist with behaviour management and student engagement. Program Delivery: Plan and facilitate workshops on topics such as healthy relationships, social skills, and emotional resilience. Pastoral Collaboration: Work closely with the school's Pastoral Leads and SENCo to ensure holistic support for every student. What We're Looking For Experience: Significant experience working with teenagers (aged 11-16) in youth clubs, alternative provision, or sports coaching. Resilience: A "Blackpool-strong" attitude you must be able to remain calm, firm, and empathetic in high-pressure situations. Communication: Exceptional active listening and counselling-style skills to build rapport with complex or disengaged students. Qualifications: Level 2 or 3 in Youth Work Practice (JNC recognised) or a related field (e.g., Social Work, Careers Guidance) is highly desirable. Commitment: Available to commit to the full academic year from September 2026 to July 2027. Why Choose This Role? Predictable Schedule: Term-time only hours (08:30 - 15:00), allowing you to enjoy all school holidays. Professional Growth: Gain invaluable experience for those considering future careers in teaching, social work, or educational psychology. Community Impact: Directly influence the life chances of young people in the Blackpool community. How to Apply We are accepting early applications for the September 2026 intake. Please submit your CV and a brief covering letter detailing your experience in managing and mentoring groups of young people to (url removed)