Specific Learning Difficulties Co-ordinator/Study Club Assistant
Anglo European School
Ingatestone
- Expired
- Salary:
- The Specific Learning Difficulties Co-ordinator element of the role is Band 2, Pt 11 to mid-point - £7,057.72 per annum (actual gross salary). Working hours are 18.75 per week The Study Club Assistant element of the role is Band 3, Pt 17 to mid-point - £6,849.93 per annum (actual gross salary).
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 19 February 2018
Job overview
We are seeking an enthusiastic person to take on both the above roles. As Specific Learning Difficulties Co-ordinator, you will work in partnership with SENCO, the Student Achievement Manager and the class teachers to support the progress, learning, achievement and wellbeing of SEND students who have specific learning difficulties, in-line with the national curriculum, codes of
practice, school policies and procedures.
You will also spend time in our Library, as Study Club Assistant, to help supervise students whilst in Study Club before, during and after school time.
Salary:
The Specific Learning Difficulties Co-ordinator element of the role is Band 2, Pt 11 to mid-point - £7,057.72 per annum (actual gross salary). Working hours are 18.75 per week
The Study Club Assistant element of the role is Band 3, Pt 17 to mid-point - £6,849.93 per annum (actual gross salary).
Working hours are 16.25 per week Working Monday to Friday at different times during the day, the hours are 8.30am until 4.30pm (please request job descriptions for details).
For an application form and further information about this post, please go to our website www.aesessex.co.uk. Emailed application forms should be sent to: recruitment@aesessex.co.uk
Closing date: 19 February 2018.
We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.
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About Anglo European School
Anglo European School is a 11-19, co-educational comprehensive school situated in Ingatestone, Essex. It has approximately 1,415 students.
The school was opened in 1973 after the closure of a secondary modern school led locals to campaign to keep the school open and the Local Authority, Essex, decided to establish a school with a “European Dimension”.
Anglo European School serves local needs but also draw students from across Essex and parts of London. In 1977 it became the first UK state school to offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma and in 1995 the first comprehensive school to become a specialist Language college. In 2005 the school established the first co-headship model in a state secondary school.
As a centre of excellence for language learning, the school offers Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian and Spanish as well as English as an Additional Language and Latin. Up until age 16 all students study two languages other than English.
In the sixth form, students must study one language. They have a choice of A-levels or an opportunity to study the International Baccalaureate Diploma. There is also the chance to study selected parts of the IB Diploma with A-levels. In addition, the International Baccalaureate Career Programme provides an internationally recognised vocational qualification.
Headteacher
Mrs Jody Gee
Values and vision
The school’s vision is “to develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who help to create a better and more peaceful world through intercultural understanding and respect.”
Ofsted
“This is a distinctive school where exceptionally strong global links, especially within Europe, enable students to have rich and fulfilling experiences of many other cultures and languages. Students’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is outstanding.”
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