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Occupational Therapist

Occupational Therapist

The Deaf Academy

Devon

  • £31,350 - £33,750 per year
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  • Expired
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Apply by:
18 June 2023

Job overview

The Deaf Academy are recruiting for the role of Occupational Therapist, as a term time role. Our in-house therapies team operate within a network of professionals, that work collaboratively with Education and Care staff in leading a high-quality service to our deaf students.

Based in a £12m brand-new award-winning campus with day and residential students, this is a unique opportunity to join our fantastic team and directly impact our young people through supporting their language and communication difficulties or additional needs. 

Candidates with energy, patience, passion, and full commitment to the enriching the lives of Deaf young people are warmly encouraged to apply. BSL qualifications are important but not an essential requirement for this role as full training will be provided.  

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About The Deaf Academy

+44 139 520 3130

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Founded in 1826, the Deaf Academy provides a school and Further Education college for Deaf young people aged 9-25, and currently has around 60 students.

We are located in Devon, but our unique provision and specialist expertise mean that students come from across the UK to attend, with many using our residential care facilities.

In September 2020 the Deaf Academy opened the doors of its new home in the vibrant seaside town of Exmouth, just a short drive or train journey from Exeter and 20 minutes from junction 30 of the M5.

Designed around the principles of inspiration, visual communication and inclusivity, this truly 21st Century Deaf school and college campus places the Academy at the cutting edge of Deaf education in Europe.

Inspired by US-developed DeafSpace architecture, light and colour permeate the Academy building, clear sightlines and wide corridors enable signers to communicate and acoustics are carefully managed. Meanwhile, large classrooms and modern therapeutic facilities are designed to complement each other and provide state of the art education for Deaf young people whatever their additional needs might be.

Our new residential accommodation is modern, well equipped and, above all, provides a true home from home for our young people. The inspiring buildings underpin our objectives to build confidence in our students, show them their value in the world and help them believe they can achieve anything they want to.

The future of Deaf education and residential care provision begins here.

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