Norfolk County Council
Educational Psychologist
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Educational Psychologist
Location
Norwich
Employment Type
Permanent Contract - 37 hours per week
Salary
Soulbury A Scale, Points 2-7, starting on Point 4 (pro rata for part-time) plus SPA's as appropriate
About Us
We are looking for a qualified Educational Psychologist or someone currently studying for a Doctorate in Educational Psychology and due to finish in September 2027, to join our team where there is diversity of practice and where flexible working is welcomed.
Our recent service restructure puts Educational Psychology and Specialist Support (EPSS) at the heart of Norfolk’s SEND strategy. We have big ambitions to provide families with exceptional support via family hubs, our new Local First Inclusion programme and specialist interventions. We work in innovative family clusters to improve outcomes for children across a multi-disciplinary team. It really is an exciting time to join Norfolk County Council.
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Benefits
Benefits of working in our team include:
- Diversity of working practice
- Access to support and supervision
- Flexible working arrangements - part time, condensed hours and 9-day fortnight options available
- Friendly, supportive team culture
- Strong peer and management supervision programmes
- Time allocated for involvement in specialist development groups
- An emphasis on developing expertise (annual research and development celebration day)
- Encouragement to innovate
Benefits of working and living in Norfolk:
- 90 miles of beaches
- Cost of living is around 33% lower than London and Southeast
- Rated one of the best places to live in the UK by the Sunday Times
- Recently named one of the best English city in which to raise a family
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Requirements
You will:
- Have a degree in Psychology min 2:1
- Have a doctorate in Educational Psychology (or be in your final year)
- HCPC registration
- Share our passion for supporting children and young people and providing them with the best possible outcomes.
We would welcome applications from trainee Educational Psychologists who are due to qualify in September 2027 and applications from internationally trained Educational Psychologists who are looking to relocate to the UK.
Join Us
Come and be a part of Norfolk’s radical scheme to improve outcomes for children with SEND!
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Closes: 29 July 2026
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