Job Description
We
are looking to appoint an experienced Work-Related Learning Coordinator who
will work within KS4 and KS5. You will have a key role in the implementation of
work placements to develop students coping strategies and resilience to support
them to self-confidently work in new environments and with new people. We
are looking for a proficient, pupil centred and self-motivated individual who
is equipped with the knowledge and understating of how to facilitate Work
Related Learning opportunities for students who are on the Autistic Spectrum in
KS4 and KS5, coaching and mentoring them to fulfil their potential. The
post would suit an enthusiastic individual who is looking to make a difference
to the lives of young people with autism and complex needs as well as
furthering their own professional development. The successful candidates will
have the opportunity to contribute to this exciting development, working across
the school. You will be joining a friendly, supportive and high-performing team
to meet the challenges of school administration and operations in a special
school setting. The Role Facilitate Work Related Learning in KS4
and KS5, coaching and mentoring them to fulfil their potential. Develop students coping strategies and
resilience to support them to work confidently in new settings Monitor the Health and safety of students
on Work placements/during activities and develop student’s autonomy around
this. Make reasonable adjustments and
scaffold students to carry out work tasks with greater independence and
increase their confidence in the work place. Capture student progress feeding back
to the class Teacher/parents and gather and collate relevant evidence towards
accreditation units. Establish good working relationships
with other providers and agencies. Support the School mission, vision, values and strategic
objectives.
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