Speech and Language Therapist
Nash College of Further Education
Bromley
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- Salary:
- Band 7 equivalent; pro-rata dependent upon qualifications and experience.
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 19 July 2024
Job overview
Speech and Language Therapist
Band 7 equivalent; pro-rata dependent upon qualifications and experience.
Hours: flexible up to 37.5 per week; academic term time plus 5 college training days and 3 planning and preparation days.
Are you an experienced Speech and Language Therapist looking for a term time role We have an exciting opportunity to join the college at the start of the new academic year as part of our multi-disciplinary therapy team.
We are looking for a highly motivated, dynamic and adaptable person. Specialist skills in communication and AAC are essential, as well as experience working with young people with learning disabilities and complex needs.
You will need to be confident managing your own clinical caseload, be able to lead and direct a SALT assistant and work collaboratively with staff across the college.
This is an interesting and varied role working with students aged 16-25 who have a range of speech, language and communication needs.
You will work autonomously, but will benefit from being part of a wider multi-disciplinary therapy team, as well as cross-site collaboration with therapy teams in other Livability Education settings.
The successful candidate will be HCPC registered and responsible for maintaining their registration.
Nash College, part of the charity Livability, is a thriving setting providing specialist education for students, aged 16 to 25, with a range of complex learning needs and physical disabilities.
Working at Nash offers career and professional development opportunities, as well as a flexible work-life balance.
Livability positively welcomes applications from all sections of the community in which we work.
The college is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of its students, and it is the responsibility of all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. All posts are subject to an enhanced DBS check.
For a full job description and to apply online, visit: Web link or email gmawete@nash.livability.org.uk for more details
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About Nash College of Further Education
- Nash College of Further Education
- Coney Hill Education Centre, Croydon Road, Hayes, Bromley
- Kent
- BR2 7AG
- United Kingdom
Livability Nash College is an independent specialist further education college for disabled people aged 19-25.
Based in Hayes, Bromley, the college caters for a range of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) including physical, communication and sensory disabilities, medical conditions or autism, in addition to learning disabilities, from severe to profound.
Our approach places a particular emphasis on ‘Learning Through Living’ – personalised learning, facilitating a range of communication needs, and supporting students in the community and with future vocational opportunities. The Course title is ‘Skills for Adult Life’ and runs for three years with an optional fourth year.
Education at Nash College
For students who are not taking qualifications, study programmes focus on high quality work experience, and on non-qualification activity which prepares them well for employment, independent living, being healthy adults and participating in society.” (SEN Code of practice)’.
Nash college offers a four strand provision that is personalised for each student using a content and context that is tailored to personal interests and abilities. Where accreditation is thought to be suitable, courses are selected based on impact, on EHCP outcomes and the provision of education at a level than ensures progression from previous learning for each student.
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