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Inclusive Learning Support Assistant

Inclusive Learning Support Assistant

Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College

Birmingham

  • Expired
Salary:
The salary for this post is on the Colleges' Support staff pay scale, point 2, which currently is £18,039 per annum, FTE. This will be adjusted for term time only working.
Job type:
Part Time, Permanent
Start date:
As soon as possible
Apply by:
1 October 2021

Job overview

The Inclusive Learning Support Assistant post is a unique opportunity for an exceptional individual to join our outstanding College.  The successful candidate will be an ambitious professional who will be dedicated to adding value to our College through promoting academic achievement and learning success in and beyond the classroom.  This crucial role will provide relevant and effective learning support to individuals and small groups of students with learning difficulties and disabilities with a focus on working with students with Autism, enabling them to succeed on their study programme and make the transition into adult life. 

If successful, you would play a vital role in the College, which was graded as ‘outstanding’ in all categories by Ofsted in 2017. We excel in providing a broad, inclusive and high-quality education to all of our learners, which has resulted in some of the highest levels of progression to Higher Education in the sector. In 2021, Joseph Chamberlain College achieved A level pass rates of 100%, which were the best results in the history of the College. 

The College is situated within easy reach of Birmingham City Centre in a state-of-the art building with superbly equipped classrooms and outstanding facilities. 

We were featured in the 2019 Parliamentary Review for best practice in further education for the second time and were awarded the Teachers’ Development Trust (TDT) this year for our comprehensive package of innovative and high impact professional development.

If you are aspirational for all young people and want to play a part in shaping their futures, we would really like to hear from you.  

The hours for this role will be 32.5 hours per week, term time only. 

The salary for this post is on the Colleges' Support staff pay scale, point 2, which currently is £18,039 per annum, FTE. This will be adjusted for term time only working.

We welcome applications from both experienced staff from Sixth Form Colleges, Schools and FE Colleges. 

Closing date: Friday 1st October 2021 (to arrive no later than 12 noon) 

Start date: As soon as possible

For job details and an application pack please visit https://www.jcc.ac.uk/about-jcc/vacancies/ or e-mail personnel@jcc.ac.uk.  Alternatively, please call 0121 446 2255 for an application pack or if you require the information in a different format.  

We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expect all staff and volunteers to respect this commitment.  All posts will be subject satisfactory reference and an enhanced DBS check. Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College is an equal opportunity employer, we welcome applications from all sections of the community.



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About Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College

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+44 121 446 2200

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About Us

Joseph Chamberlain College is a hugely popular and highly successful Sixth Form College that was established in 1983 and now offers a wide range of academic courses at all levels to around 2600 school leavers and approximately 700 adults on a separate site.

Our curriculum offer and entry criteria are highly inclusive, offering clear progression routes to success for all students, regardless of their starting points and backgrounds. Approximately 80% of our work is with 16-18 year olds at Level 3, who study AS/A Levels or Level 3 BTEC Extended Diplomas. At Level 2, we offer BTECs and GCSE programmes to 16-18 year olds; at Entry Level and Level 1, we have an extensive ESOL provision. In addition, our separate Adult Learning Directorate offers classes in ESOL, Literacy, Numeracy and Access to HE in a range of community venues. We also offer Teacher Training in partnership with Birmingham City University. Our wider curriculum is also rich and varied allowing students to benefit from a great deal of choice in sports, additional languages, performing arts, citizenship, and various other student-led clubs/societies.

In 2023, students at Joseph Chamberlain College achieved outstanding exam results, placing us in the top 25% of all schools and colleges nationally for the tenth consecutive year. In the most recent Ofsted inspection of December 2023, we were graded as ‘outstanding’ in all categories for the second time; we are the only College in the West Midlands to achieve this in two consecutive inspections. Our College continues to provide a broad, inclusive and high-quality education to all of our students which results in exceptionally high levels of progression to Higher Education. We were in the Parliamentary Review for a second time for best practice in further education, and we have been awarded the Teachers’ Development Trust (TDT) Silver award for our comprehensive package of innovative and high-impact professional development. As part of a local Teaching Alliance, we support all newly qualified teachers, from both secondary and post-16 backgrounds, to complete their ECT year and achieve either QTS or QTLS.

The College is situated within easy reach of Birmingham city centre in a state-of-the-art building with superbly equipped classrooms and outstanding facilities.

We are an ambitious institution, with a clear strategy to keep being highly successful for our students. Staff, students and visitors often comment on the warm and welcoming atmosphere at the College and the strong sense of community that permeates the organisation.

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