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Learning Support Coordinator (Primary)

San Silvestre School

Peru

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Job type:
Full Time, Fixed Term
Start date:
February 2026
Apply by:
26 November 2026

Job overview

San Silvestre School is seeking a dynamic Learning Support Coordinator – Primary to enrich and support the learning of students. In this pivotal dual leadership and teaching role, you will work alongside the Senior Leadership Team and Educational Psychologists to drive inclusive, differentiated provision across our Primary Section.

Key Responsibilities

  • Programme & Team Leadership: Facilitate the Primary Learning Support (LS) and Language Support programmes, manage and develop LS staff, and coordinate the LS timetable and resource allocation.

  • Teaching & Targeted Intervention: Deliver direct teaching to students with identified LS needs (65–70% teaching load) using flexible models—including Universal Design for Learning (UDL), 1:1 skill development, small-group withdrawal, and in-class support.

  • Assessment & Data Analysis: Lead biannual reading assessments (including F&P Reading Assessments) and use baseline and standardised assessment data to identify student needs, set targets, and monitor progress.

  • Academic Support Plans (ASPs) & Multi-Disciplinary Care: Guide teachers in developing, implementing, and reviewing ASPs while collaborating closely with parents, teachers, psychologists, and external specialists.

  • Staff Capacity & Whole-School Alignment: Deliver staff CPD on differentiation strategies, keep LS policies and records up to date, and ensure smooth student transitions between Early Years, Primary, and Secondary sections.

What We Are Looking For

  • Degree in Special Education alongside a relevant teaching qualification and certification (e.g., BEd, Bachelor of Teaching, or Bachelor’s Degree + PGCE/Certificate of Education).

  • Significant, recent Primary teaching experience across a range of subjects (preferably in a bilingual setting) and proven experience managing Learning Support within a school.

  • Bilingual proficiency in both English and Spanish.

  • Expertise in differentiation strategies, Universal Design for Learning (UDL), standardised assessments, and specialist assistive/educational technology.

  • Desirable: Experience applying UDL approaches and working within an internationally-minded, diverse school community.

Why Join Us in Peru?

  • Financial Benefits: Competitive USD salary and discounted school fees for daughters.

  • Location: Based in the heart of Miraflores, steps away from Lima’s parks, beaches, and world-class dining.

  • Lifestyle & Travel: Affordable high-quality living with easy access to explore the Americas.

  • Growth: Ample support for continuous professional development.

Further Information

For full details on key duties, qualifications, and school policies, please download the attached Job Description.

How to Apply

Please submit your CV and a cover letter outlining your leadership philosophy and experience in inclusive education and Learning Support via the TES portal.

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About San Silvestre School

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  • San Silvestre School
  • Av. Santa Cruz 1251, Miraflores
  • Lima
  • 15074
  • Peru

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Our Philosophy

San Silvestre provides a stimulating, happy and caring atmosphere in which each pupil is encouraged to achieve her potential with confidence and self-esteem.

Having had the full opportunities of an integral formation, a San Silvestre pupil can assume her role in society as a valuable person capable of contributing positively to whatever environment in which she is involved.

Ethos

A happy school, with high academic standards, San Silvestre School for Girls provides an environment which fosters individual goals and achievements while providing a friendly and caring atmosphere throughout the school. The dedicated staff are committed to providing a stimulating environment in which the needs of the girls are met in academic, sporting, cultural, artistic, technological, communication, social, civic and spiritual areas.  Each pupil, from the Nursery 3 year-olds to the Secondary Section 18 year-olds, is encouraged to compete with herself and this is possible in an atmosphere where she can grow in confidence.

As a British-Peruvian school, it is absolutely essential that we transmit the virtues of both cultures, strengthening pupils’  individual skills and encouraging all efforts aimed at their overall development.  Academic training, learning languages, social commitment and self-competition are some of the goals achieved through consistent encouragement and monitoring from a very early age.

“I am, I can, I ought, I will”
That is our motto, which is a true reflection of the philosophy of life that we try to transmit to the girls who  have been entrusted to us.  Our goal is to ensure that our students leave school with a high level of self-esteem, a good measure of common sense and the ability to stretch themselves, to commit themselves to become actively involved in their community and to assume the responsibility for their own actions.  Our girls realise that through their own work they can achieve personal development.

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