Learning Support Worker
Riverside College - Kingsway Campus
Halton
- £20,732 - £20,733 per year
- Expired
- Salary:
- 20,733 Pro Rata (£10.75) per hour - Minimum of 18 hours per week
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 30 August 2022
Job overview
As part of the learner support team, you will work alongside Curriculum Teachers, Specialist Teachers and other LSWs to gather detailed information from learners, develop collaborative working and support relationships and support progression and achievement.
This role is key in providing person centred support (mainly in class or on work placements) as well as guiding and advising cross college teachers on implementing Inclusive Teaching Plans. You may also provide small group support sessions.
You may also support students with an Education Health Care Plan to evidence their progress and achievement of EHCP outcomes.
This post is subject to an Enhanced DBS Disclosure.
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About Riverside College - Kingsway Campus
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Riverside College is a mixed, non-denominational further education and tertiary college for students aged 16 and over. Its Kingsway campus is located in Widnes, Cheshire.
The college was founded in 2006 after a merger between Halton College and Widnes & Runcorn Sixth Form College. The Kingsway campus is one of the college’s three sites and is close to Widnes town centre.
Riverside College offers a range of educational options to students, including professional courses, apprenticeships, adult learning courses and higher education.
Head of college
Thalia Bell
Values and vision
Riverside College places the student at the centre of everything it does. It aims to help all learners realise their full potential during their time at the college. Staff aim to deliver the very best teaching, along with a broad range of enrichment activities. Personal tutors and teachers care about their students’ progress and hope to foster a friendly, safe and caring environment.
Riverside College wishes to create a community on campus where all students can flourish and feel valued.
Ofsted report
“The implementation of study programmes is effective. Clear progression routes are in place at all levels, with a range of academic or vocational programmes preparing students well for their next step. The design of programmes includes an appropriate focus to improve students’ skills in English and mathematics and more students are studying these subjects than previously.”
“Students on study programmes, including those eligible for high needs funding, develop their vocational skills well through relevant work experience, work-related projects and competitions.”
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