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  • Primary School Sports Coach
    Primary School Sports Coach
    2 days ago
    £12.71–£14 hourly
    Part-time
    Barking

    Are you looking to further your career in the sports and education sector? Premier Education is dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of children through active learning. We deliver sports, arts and wellbeing courses to around 240,000 primary school children every year. We are looking for confident full time Sports Coach & Primary PE Specialist to join our team. Predominately this consists of Breakfast Clubs and/or After School Clubs and curricular PE lessons, however the opportunity for additional hours are regularly available especially during School Holidays. We work in schools and venues across Romford, Barking & Dagenham, Tower Hamlets, Newham and East London. We want all our coaches to love what they do! Their passion for sport and getting children active should be visible to everyone they meet. Children love going to their next class or their next holiday camp because of our coaches, because of the relationships that are built and because of the confidence our coaches instil in the children they teach! Having such a positive effect of the children of this country is something to be truly proud of and goes hand in hand with the Premier Education core values! Main Duties; Delivering sport and physical activities to children and young people, both in school curriculum time and also delivering a range of extra-curricular activities before school, at lunch times, after school and in school holiday periods. While curricular sessions must follow the PE National Curriculum and/or set programs of study, you develop your own session plans which gives you full control over your own coaching style. Successful candidates will demonstrate; 1. Excellent knowledge and hold qualifications of sports coaching, which should include; • Recognised NGB Level 2 Coaching Certificate or equivalent or above [Essential], • Able to pass an Enhanced DBS Check and be deemed safe to work with children [Essential], • Experience and knowledge of working with children and young people [Essential], • Competent in literacy and numeracy to GCSE/Level 2 standard [Essential], • Child Protection / Safeguarding Certificate [Desirable], • First Aid Certificate [Desirable] 1. Competency to perform at consistently high standards in a school environment; • Able to plan a range of innovative coaching sessions and programmes, • Set up and deliver high quality sports provision to children and young people, • Develop and inspire young people to live and lead active lifestyles, • Able to produce accurate assessments and reports on children and young people’s progress, • Knowledge of the school PE National Curriculum [Desirable], • Member of the Children’s Activity Professionals Register (CAPRE) [Desirable] Successful candidates will undergo constant continued professional and personal development and will be expected to attend additional external training to enhance their knowledge. Short-listed applicants will be asked to attend a two-stage interview process which will involve delivery of a practical activity for a group of children. We reserve the right to close the applications before the advertised closing date due to high levels of interest. 20 hours per week Job Types: Permanent, Part-time Ability to commute/relocate: • Barking and Dagenham, Greater London: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required) Experience: • Coaching: 2 years (required) Licence/Certification: • Enhanced DBS dated in the past 3 years (preferred), • Min L2 Sports Coaching Qualification (required) Work Location: In person

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  • Young Person Supported Accommodation Support Worker (16–17 year olds)
    Young Person Supported Accommodation Support Worker (16–17 year olds)
    3 days ago
    £14.1 hourly
    Full-time
    Barking

    About us S2O Care Services is a London-based care provider that is supporting people in the community. We are now opening a supported accommodation service for young people aged 16–17 who are leaving care, [subject to Ofsted registration under the Supported Accommodation (England) Regulations 2023]. Our aim is simple: to give young people a safe, stable home and the skills and confidence to move on to independent adult life. About the role You'll be a consistent, trusted adult in the lives of the young people we support. Day to day, that means helping them build practical independence skills, settle into education, training or work, look after their health and wellbeing, and stay safe. You'll work closely with social workers, personal advisers, schools and colleges, and other professionals, and you'll keep clear, accurate records. Key responsibilities • Provide practical and emotional support tailored to each young person's support plan, • Teach independent living skills such as budgeting, cooking, shopping, tenancy and household management, • Encourage engagement with education, employment or training, • Recognise and respond to safeguarding concerns, including exploitation, going missing and risk-taking behaviour, • Support young people with health appointments and emotional wellbeing, • Contribute to support plans, risk assessments and reviews, • Complete daily logs, incident reports and handovers to a high standard, • Work in line with the Supported Accommodation Quality Standards and S2O's policies Essential requirements • Minimum 2 years' experience working with young people aged 16–17 (for example in supported accommodation, children's homes, leaving care or youth work), • A sound understanding of safeguarding children and young people, • Good written English and confidence with record-keeping, • Calm, patient and resilient, with clear and consistent boundaries, • Willingness to work flexible shifts, including weekends, • Right to work in the UK Desirable • Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare or Children and Young People's Workforce (or willingness to work towards it), • Experience supporting care leavers, unaccompanied asylum-seeking children or young people with trauma histories. What we offer • Competitive pay rate, • Paid induction and ongoing training, • Regular supervision and support from an experienced management team, • Pension, holiday entitlement, refer-a-friend bonus, other benefits, • The chance to help shape a new service from the start Safer recruitment S2O Care Services is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All appointments are subject to an enhanced DBS check with the children's barred list, satisfactory references (including from your most recent employer in work with children or young people) and a full employment history with any gaps explained. Benefits: • Company pension, • Health & wellbeing programme, • On-site parking, • Paid training, • Referral programme

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  • Tutor
    Tutor
    1 month ago
    £33500–£42000 yearly
    Full-time
    Cranbrook, Ilford

    The Adult Education Tutor will be responsible for delivering high-quality teaching, training, and educational support to adult learners from diverse backgrounds. The role involves planning and delivering engaging lessons, assessing learner progress, developing educational materials, and supporting learners in achieving their academic, professional, and personal development goals. Key Duties and Responsibilities 1. Plan, prepare, and deliver effective teaching sessions to adult learners in accordance with the academy's curriculum and learning objectives., 2. Assess learners' individual learning needs and develop tailored teaching strategies to support their progression and achievement., 3. Design, update, and maintain lesson plans, teaching materials, presentations, and assessment resources., 4. Monitor, assess, and record learner attendance, participation, progress, and achievement in accordance with internal procedures., 5. Provide constructive feedback, guidance, and academic support to learners to maximise learning outcomes., 6. Conduct initial assessments, diagnostic evaluations, and periodic reviews of learner performance., 7. Support learners with varying educational backgrounds, language abilities, and learning requirements., 8. Promote an inclusive learning environment that encourages participation, equality, diversity, and learner engagement., 9. Maintain accurate learner records and prepare progress reports as required by management and awarding bodies., 10. Ensure compliance with safeguarding, health and safety, data protection, and educational quality assurance requirements., 11. Participate in curriculum development and contribute to the continuous improvement of educational programmes., 12. Liaise with employers, external agencies, awarding organisations, and other stakeholders where required., 13. Attend staff meetings, training sessions, professional development activities, and quality assurance reviews., 14. Assist in student recruitment, induction programmes, and learner support initiatives., 15. Keep up to date with developments in adult education, teaching methodologies, and relevant subject areas.

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  • Private Tutor
    Private Tutor
    2 months ago
    £30 hourly
    Part-time
    London

    Dyslexia Tutor & Dyslexia Assessor Location: QuestLearn, Wanstead Methodist Church, Hermon Hill, E11 QuestLearn is looking for experienced and enthusiastic professionals to join our team supporting children and young people with dyslexia. We are currently recruiting for two roles: a Dyslexia Tutor and a Dyslexia Assessor. Dyslexia Tutor Pay: £30 per 55-minute session We are looking for a Dyslexia Tutor to provide individual specialist sessions for children with dyslexia. Sessions will focus on supporting each child's individual needs, developing literacy skills, confidence and independence. QuestLearn will arrange the students for you, allowing you to focus on planning and delivering high-quality specialist teaching. We are looking for someone with: • A Level 5 or Level 7 Dyslexia qualification, or QTS, • Experience supporting children with dyslexia and literacy difficulties, • A patient, positive and child-centred approach, • The ability to adapt teaching to meet individual needs, • An Enhanced DBS check Dyslexia Assessor Pay: £400 per assessment We are also looking for a suitably qualified Dyslexia Assessor to carry out assessments for children and young people referred through QuestLearn. QuestLearn will arrange the children and families requiring assessments. Requirements: • Appropriate qualifications to carry out dyslexia assessments, • Experience assessing and working with children and young people, • A professional and supportive approach when working with children and families, • An Enhanced DBS check About QuestLearn QuestLearn provides personalised educational and SEND support for children and families. We aim to understand each child's individual needs and provide practical, specialist support that helps them develop their skills and confidence. Interested? If you are interested in either role, we would love to hear from you. Please get in touch with information about your qualifications, experience and availability. QuestLearn Explore • Learn • Belong questlearn.co.uk

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