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Job Opportunity at Telford & Wrekin Council
Join Telford & Wrekin Council’s Virtual School to improve attendance, engagement, and attainment for children in care, children with a social worker, previously looked after children, and children in kinship care – working with schools and partners through multi-agency working and the Family First Partnership.
About the Role
We are looking to appoint a dynamic Teacher Education Adviser. You will need to have proven experience of raising attainment for vulnerable pupils, including those with special educational needs.
Responsibilities
- Navigate the multi-professional network to ensure barriers to learning and progress are overcome.
- Monitor and track pupil progress and recommend interventions to enable pupils and students to achieve and succeed.
- Support and equip the network with skills and experience they need to support our learners.
- Lead and co-facilitate training for a variety of stakeholders.
- Provide a variety of young person enrichment opportunities that take place after school and occasionally during school holidays and weekends.
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Requirements
If you enjoy working in a fast-paced environment, are a team player, thrive on a challenge, are child-focused, and able to show dedication and commitment to our young people and always go the ‘extra mile’ then please get in touch for an informal discussion, contact Michelle Salter, Virtual School Headteacher at virtualschool@telford.gov.uk.
What We Offer
- Competitive salaries and a fantastic leave package — starting at 24 days, rising to 32 days with service, plus 8 bank holidays and an extra concessionary day to enjoy.
- Flexible working & career progression.
- Local Government Pension Scheme.
- Staff discounts & salary sacrifice perks.
- Free parking & confidential wellbeing support.
- Hybrid working model - whether you're in the office or working from home, we support a balance that fits your personal and family commitments.


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Important Notes
- Roles involving children or vulnerable adults will require a criminal records check. It’s an offence to apply if you’re barred from working with these groups.
- Please note: We do not hold a sponsorship licence for visas.
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