Specific Learning Difficulties Learning Support Tutor

This is a permanent, full-time post, 36 hours per week, all-year round (with flexibility) -- reduced working weeks or term time only will be considered.

We are seeking a committed and experienced individual to work closely with our Additional Learning Support Coordinator. Joining us, you will support students with dyslexia and other specific learning difficulties (SpLDs) which will also include providing assistance with exam access administration and arrangements.  

Working closely with students to support them in college life, you will help enable them to fully access their courses and develop knowledge, understanding and skills required and be successful in all aspects of their examinations.  

To be successful, you will 

• hold a Level 5 specialist certificate in teaching and supporting students with SpLDs or equivalent
• have significant, relevant experience of teaching and supporting students with specific learning difficulties
• show passion for the learning and development of young people 
• have the ability to motivate and inspire colleagues.  

£30,066 to £32,555 plus £2,643 London Weighting.  From January 2021, this will be £30,818 to £33,369 plus £2,709 gross per annum.

Woodhouse College is a prestigious and oversubscribed sixth form college of around 1500 full-time students, all on A level courses, on a pleasant campus in north London. The College is proud of its strong community spirit and friendly supportive atmosphere. Our success rates and A*-B pass rates at A level regularly put us in the top five colleges in England. Our students are ambitious, lively and committed to doing well. Staff work hard and morale is high; this is a great place to work.

To apply and for more information, please visit the college website www.woodhouse.ac.uk 

Closing date: Noon on Monday 17 August 2020.

Interview date: w/c 24 August 2020.

The College is committed to equality and diversity and encourages applications from black and ethnic backgrounds which are currently underrepresented. The College is also committed to the protection of children and vulnerable adults.