Special Educational Needs Trainer (DC-SEN) Stamford, England
| Salary: | GBP18.7 - GBP20.33 per hour + Plus Statutory Holiday Pay |
ADVERT REFERENCE: DC-SEN
JOB TITLE: Special Educational Needs Trainer
LOCATION: Stamford
SALARY: £18:70 - £20:33 per hour + statutory holiday pay
Exciting part time temporary opportunity.
Are you ready for your next challenge in Further Education? Do you have a passion for education with plenty of enthusiasm to develop and inspire the next generation?
teachFE is pleased to be working alongside a leading Further Education provider to recruit for experienced trainers to work within the SEN department.
This is a fantastic opportunity to pass on your skills at Further Education level and inspire the next generation. Working in a vibrant and positive learning environment. We are looking for individuals that are able to train any of the below.
• Health and Safety
• Manual Handling
• First Aid
• Food Safety
• Customer Service skills
The suitable candidate must have experience with working work SEN Learners. The courses will run for 5 weeks working 2 hours per week.
As a valued teachFE candidate, you will receive:
• The support of a highly experienced and dedicated Recruitment Consultant.
• Competitive rates of pay with no admin charges or hidden surprises.
• Candidate referral scheme
• Secure online profile where you can access timesheets, payslips and assignment details.
• Wide range of permanent and temporary job opportunities in over 250 Colleges and FE Providers across the UK.
If you have the skills and experience we require and you are looking for a new challenge please email your CV today. Not on the lookout for work but you know someone who is? Ask them to send us their CV.
teachFE promotes equal rights and is an employment business under The Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Businesses Regulations 2003. Work is undertaken on a self-employed basis under contract with teachFE. An enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check is required for all teachFE assignments. All positions advertised by teachFE comply with the Agency Workers Regulations 2010.
JOB TITLE: Special Educational Needs Trainer
LOCATION: Stamford
SALARY: £18:70 - £20:33 per hour + statutory holiday pay
Exciting part time temporary opportunity.
Are you ready for your next challenge in Further Education? Do you have a passion for education with plenty of enthusiasm to develop and inspire the next generation?
teachFE is pleased to be working alongside a leading Further Education provider to recruit for experienced trainers to work within the SEN department.
This is a fantastic opportunity to pass on your skills at Further Education level and inspire the next generation. Working in a vibrant and positive learning environment. We are looking for individuals that are able to train any of the below.
• Health and Safety
• Manual Handling
• First Aid
• Food Safety
• Customer Service skills
The suitable candidate must have experience with working work SEN Learners. The courses will run for 5 weeks working 2 hours per week.
As a valued teachFE candidate, you will receive:
• The support of a highly experienced and dedicated Recruitment Consultant.
• Competitive rates of pay with no admin charges or hidden surprises.
• Candidate referral scheme
• Secure online profile where you can access timesheets, payslips and assignment details.
• Wide range of permanent and temporary job opportunities in over 250 Colleges and FE Providers across the UK.
If you have the skills and experience we require and you are looking for a new challenge please email your CV today. Not on the lookout for work but you know someone who is? Ask them to send us their CV.
teachFE promotes equal rights and is an employment business under The Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Businesses Regulations 2003. Work is undertaken on a self-employed basis under contract with teachFE. An enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check is required for all teachFE assignments. All positions advertised by teachFE comply with the Agency Workers Regulations 2010.