SEMH Outreach English Teacher (GCSE) – Supporting Students in an Alternative Education Setting Position: SEMH Outreach English Teacher (GCSE) Location: Eccles, Salford Salary: Pay to scale, based on experience Qualifications: UK Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) required Are you a passionate English teacher committed to transforming the lives of young people with social, emotional, and mental health (SEMH) needs?
We're seeking a dedicated Outreach English Teacher to help students with complex personal challenges—such as trauma and care backgrounds—achieve success in their GCSE English studies.
About Us Our outreach programme provides a trauma-informed approach to learning for students from diverse and often challenging backgrounds.
We deliver flexible, student-centered education in alternative settings, creating a supportive space for both academic progress and emotional resilience.
Our focus is on rebuilding trust, managing anxiety, and fostering confidence to prepare students for brighter futures.
Your Role Teach GCSE-Level English: Deliver engaging and accessible English lessons that strengthen foundational literacy and prepare students to achieve GCSE success.
Outreach Teaching: Provide instruction in tailored, quiet environments outside the traditional classroom, offering personalised support for each student's unique needs.
Trauma-Informed Practices: Create a compassionate, safe learning atmosphere that addresses emotional challenges and supports students in overcoming barriers to education.
Collaborative Support: Work alongside teaching assistants, mental health professionals, and family support workers to deliver holistic support for each student's academic and personal growth.
Who We're Looking For UK-Qualified English Teacher: A QTS-qualified teacher with experience teaching GCSE English and a commitment to innovative, inclusive education.
Empathy and Dedication: Passionate about empowering SEMH students to unlock their potential in both academics and personal development.
Adaptable and Patient: Skilled at tailoring lessons to individual needs and fostering an encouraging, inclusive environment.
Team-Player: A collaborative approach, working with colleagues and families to support student well-being and achievement.
No SEMH Experience Necessary: While prior experience with SEMH students is a plus, we provide training and support to ensure your success in this role.
Why Join Us?
Meaningful Impact: Work in small groups or one-on-one settings, forming strong connections with students and making a tangible difference in their lives.
Professional Growth: Access training in trauma-informed practices and strategies to support SEMH students effectively.
Supportive Team: Be part of a dedicated, inclusive group of professionals who value your expertise and dedication.
Transform Lives: Help students overcome challenges, achieve their qualifications, and gain confidence for the future.
Apply Today If you're a qualified English teacher with UK QTS and the drive to make a real difference for SEMH students, we'd love to hear from you.
Submit your CV and join our compassionate, dedicated team in this life-changing role.
All applicants will require the appropriate qualifications and training for this role.
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