Learning Mentor
Cheltenham College
Gloucestershire
- £26,843 - £29,000 per year
- Expired
- Salary:
- Term Time only - pro rated to £20,370 to £22,000 per annum
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September / October 22
- Apply by:
- 24 August 2022
Job overview
Cheltenham College's Learning Support department is seeking to appoint a Learning Mentor. This is a valued position in which the individual can help motivate and support our pupils in developing their learning skills.
The role would suit someone who enjoys working with young people and is confident using ICT. It may have particular appeal for someone considering teaching as a career.
The Learning Mentor will work with pupils on both a one-to one and small-group basis, offering study skills support and developing pupils’ literacy skills.
The successful candidate will be able to support and motivate young people, communicate effectively with pupils, colleagues and parents and be proactive in encouraging pupils to access the support provisions which are available to them.
We welcome applications from candidates with experience in a similar support setting or from recent graduates who may be looking to consider a career in the education sector.
Hours of work: 11am to 8pm. The role is full time during College term time (33 weeks).
Salary: The salary is pro rated to reflect the part year working pattern. Salary range: £20,370 to £22,000 (based on a full time equivalent of £26,843 to £29,000 per annum)
How to apply
To apply, please send a completed application form, with covering letter, to: recruitment@cheltenhamcollege.org
The closing date for all applications is 24 August 2022
Cheltenham College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people in its recruitment and selection of job applicants and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The successful candidate will be required to undergo an enhanced DBS check.
We are committed to equality of opportunity for all staff and applications from suitably qualified individuals are encouraged regardless of age, disability, sex, gender reassignment, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief and marriage and civil partnerships. We encourage all candidates to ensure that College is aware of your particular requirements should you be invited to interview.
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About Cheltenham College
One of the country’s leading coeducational independent schools for both day and boarding pupils, Cheltenham College offers outstanding all round education for pupils from 3 to 18.
While the Senior School (13 – 18) enjoys its beautiful setting and impressive grounds on Cheltenham’s Bath Road, the adjacent Preparatory School ( 3-13) occupies over 15 acres of woodland splendour, with its own lake and numerous sports fields. The youngest children (3-7) enter the wonderfully vibrant pre-prep department called Kingfishers, which has its own cottage and classrooms within the school.
From the age of 3 right through to 18, pupils are immersed into a community that is not only full to the brim of opportunities but importantly, one that is warm, friendly and utterly inclusive. Pastoral care across both schools is consistently highlighted by parents as excellent and the College takes great pride in treating each and every child as an individual. Children therefore develop not only as learners but as independent, confident and responsible young people with a great many talents and skills. They have confidence to question, to challenge, to think.
The breadth of Cheltenham College’s amenities is reflected in the diversity of activities and clubs; the Preparatory School alone offers over 40 clubs, societies and sports. In the Senior School, no pupil can fail to be tempted by the numerous outdoor pursuits, expeditions, community service activities or Humanitarian Aid projects. Around 30 clubs operate weekly in the Senior School, including shooting, eco ventures, pottery and film-making.
A vast number of sports teams are nationally reputed and every year a substantial number of pupils are chosen to represent England. Music also plays a vital part in school life, with pupils able to learn just about every orchestral instrument imaginable as well as participating in numerous choirs, bands and ensembles. Both schools stage several plays a year, from whole school productions to year group performances, and the art and design work (often on display in Thirlestaine House, the College’s very own 19th century mansion and gallery) is quite literally breathtaking.
Crucially, this focus on balanced education also ensures that Cheltenham College gets the very best out of its pupils academically. In the Preparatory School, there is a 100% Common Entrance pass rate and many pupils gain Senior School scholarships. In College, the more stretching iGCSE is offered in Maths, English Literature, Science, History and Geography and over 95% of school leavers go on to their first choice university.
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