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Achievement Coach

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About the Role
We are looking to appoint a dynamic and efficient Achievement Coach who will undertake the vital role of coordinating, monitoring, and supporting a cohort of learners throughout their learning journey. You will be responsible for working with the exams team to ensure all examination arrangements are accurately completed in addition to working with subject teachers and a wide range of staff to ensure each learner has an individualized timetable and personal plan to facilitate progression.
Responsibilities
- Provide a range of non-academic and skills development support and guidance to learners.
- Work with both staff and learners across Construction Crafts and liaise with other specialist services internally and externally to promote learner retention, achievement, success, academic skills, whilst building learner resilience to support progression.
- Make a considerable contribution to coordinating aspects of the construction crafts year plans including some wider learning activities and delivering aspects of the tutorial entitlement to groups, whilst ensuring every learner is met half-termly to conduct formal reviews.
- Ensure all students are on track at all times and where this is not the case, proactive intervention is initiated.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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- Demonstrate energy, passion, and enthusiasm for making a difference.
- Have the ability to lead group sessions, engage, motivate, and support young people both individually and in groups.
- Build positive relationships, displaying excellent communication, administrative, and organizational skills.
- Apply challenge to learners as appropriate to enable them to be successful and achieve their full potential.
Values
- Embed the college’s values: Respect, Integrity, Collaboration, Ambition, and Compassion.
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