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Teacher / Tutor
Tutor/Mentor
Teacher / Tutor
#740705
Remote / WFH
FETS learning Cambridge•Hybrid work £25 - £35 an hour - Part-time, Full-time, Self-employed, Zero hours contract, Freelance FETS learning
Job Description
Full job description
Job Overview
We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Tutor/Mentor to support students in their educational journey. This role involves providing personalised guidance and encouragement to learners of various ages, helping them achieve their academic goals. The ideal candidate will possess strong communication skills, patience, and a genuine passion for teaching and mentoring. T
Responsibilities
Provide in-person educational tuition to children and young people with SEND needs (at times, tuition is provided online; however, the majority is face to face).
Plan, prepare, and teach a range of bespoke and student-centred lessons to ensure student engagement and progress.
Establish SMART targets for all learners and regularly review progress against these.
Design interventions that will support both the emotional and academic engagement of students.
Safeguard the welfare of students, including following the defined safeguarding processes in line with our safeguarding policy.
Ensure regular reporting of attendance, progress, and behavioural presentation relating to your students following each session.
Carry out risk assessments of environments and activities to ensure student safety
Attendance and participation at multi-agency meetings and staff CPD opportunities
If you have
Proven experience in tutoring or teaching, preferably with children or young learners with special need. ( QTS preferred)
Knowledge of special education needs is advantageous.
Excellent communication skills with the ability to explain concepts clearly and patiently.
Demonstrated organisational skills to plan sessions effectively and track progress.
Passion for education and mentoring, with a genuine interest in supporting student growth.
Ability to adapt teaching techniques to meet diverse learner needs.
we are waiting to hear from you.
Pay: £25.00-£35.00 per hour
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Cambridge (Cambridgeshire, East of England Region)
Job Overview
We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Tutor/Mentor to support students in their educational journey. This role involves providing personalised guidance and encouragement to learners of various ages, helping them achieve their academic goals. The ideal candidate will possess strong communication skills, patience, and a genuine passion for teaching and mentoring. T
Responsibilities
Provide in-person educational tuition to children and young people with SEND needs (at times, tuition is provided online; however, the majority is face to face).
Plan, prepare, and teach a range of bespoke and student-centred lessons to ensure student engagement and progress.
Establish SMART targets for all learners and regularly review progress against these.
Design interventions that will support both the emotional and academic engagement of students.
Safeguard the welfare of students, including following the defined safeguarding processes in line with our safeguarding policy.
Ensure regular reporting of attendance, progress, and behavioural presentation relating to your students following each session.
Carry out risk assessments of environments and activities to ensure student safety
Attendance and participation at multi-agency meetings and staff CPD opportunities
If you have
Proven experience in tutoring or teaching, preferably with children or young learners with special need. ( QTS preferred)
Knowledge of special education needs is advantageous.
Excellent communication skills with the ability to explain concepts clearly and patiently.
Demonstrated organisational skills to plan sessions effectively and track progress.
Passion for education and mentoring, with a genuine interest in supporting student growth.
Ability to adapt teaching techniques to meet diverse learner needs.
we are waiting to hear from you.
Pay: £25.00-£35.00 per hour
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Cambridge (Cambridgeshire, East of England Region)
