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Graduate Intern (Support for Deaf Students)

Graduate Intern (Support for Deaf Students)

King Edward VI School

Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk

  • £17,842 pro rata
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  • Expired
Salary:
NJC Pay Scales Grade 1 SCP 1
Job type:
Full Time, Fixed Term
Start date:
September 2021
Apply by:
18 June 2021

Job overview

£17842 pro rata

30 hours per week

39 weeks per year (term time + 1)

Fixed term – 2 years

To start – September 2021

We are the Local Authority’s secondary provision for deaf students in West Suffolk.  As part of this resource, we are looking for two flexible, conscientious and enthusiastic people to join our successful Learning Support team.  You will be supporting students with a range of communication preferences and training in a British Sign Language qualification will be offered to successful candidates.

You should have good literacy, numeracy, communication skills and be exploring a future career in the Education sector.  The following interest and/or experience and qualifications are desirable but again not essential when applying for the above position.

 • An interest in working with young people who have emotional and behavioural difficulties

• An interest in supporting students identified as being on the autistic spectrum

• Willing to complete a BSL Level 1 qualification with the school, with possible progression to Level 2

• GCSE or a level 2 equivalent in Maths and English

We are receptive to requests for a pre-visit and/or informal contact ahead of making an application.  For an informal conversation about this vacancy, or to arrange a visit, please contact Debbie Quick, Learning Support Administrator daq@king-ed.suffolk.sch.uk   or Greg Thomson, Teacher of the Deaf tg@king-ed.suffolk.sch.uk  or by calling 01284 761393

Please use the Quick Apply button or visit our website https://www.king-ed.suffolk.sch.uk/staff-vacancies/   

Closing date: Friday 18 June 2021 (9 am)

Interviews: w/c Monday 21 June 2021


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+44 1284 761393

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King Edward VI School is a proudly comprehensive secondary school, founded in 1550, in the market town of Bury St Edmunds in the County of Suffolk.

Roll as at January 2024: 1198

At King Edward VI School we believe that all students are entitled to educational provision which enables them to develop their full potential and to work at the highest level in line with their ability and interest. We believe this should take place across all areas of academic achievement but should also be part of their personal and social development. Our Core Values are Curiosity, Care, Courage and Creativity. We place strong emphasis on the highest standards of behaviour and courtesy. We enjoy working with young people and preparing them to take their place as global citizens of the twenty-first century. We are proudly part of a local partnership which provides high quality education for children from 3-18 years, working closely with many local primary schools as well as Abbeygate Sixth Form and West Suffolk College.

We also have a stunning staff team here with a strong commitment to high quality teaching and learning, backed by high quality support for students, governors and parents. We have a belief that a good school is about developing the whole person, within and beyond the classroom.

In our most recent Ofsted inspection (March 2019), the school was graded as ‘good - Staff are adventurous in their choice of activities and allow pupils to take control of their learning. Pupils behave very well. They are polite, listen to their teachers, move from lesson to lesson quickly and quietly and work hard.’  A broad curriculum and extensive enrichment programme prepare students well for the next stage of their lives.’ Our most recent exam results show that the school continues to make good progress.

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