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Learning Mentor: Alternative Provision
Are you passionate about helping young people overcome barriers to learning? We are seeking a dedicated and resilient Learning Mentor to join our Alternative Provision team in Launceston. In this role, you will work one:on:one with young people experiencing Social, Emotional, and Mental Health (SEMH) needs. You will deliver tailored learning, build vital core skills, and help restore their confidence in education.
Responsibilities
- Deliver Community-Based Education: Work out in the local community to create engaging, non-traditional learning environments tailored to the young person's interests.
- Core Subject Support: Plan and deliver targeted support for GCSE English and Maths to help students build essential academic foundations.
- Build Trust and Confidence: Act as a positive role model, using trauma-informed approaches to re-engage young people who have struggled in mainstream settings.
- Track Progress: Monitor emotional wellbeing, attendance, and academic milestones, adapting your approach as needed.
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Qualifications
- Experience: Proven experience working with young people with SEMH needs or challenging behaviours.
- Education: Strong working knowledge of the GCSE English and Maths curriculum.
- Driving: Full UK driving license and access to a reliable vehicle for community travel is essential.
- Skills: High emotional intelligence, patience, strong boundary-setting, and excellent communication.


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What We Offer
- Impactful Work: The opportunity to make a real, lasting difference in a young person's life.
- Flexibility: A dynamic workday outside of the traditional classroom environment.
- Support and Training: Ongoing professional development in SEMH strategies and safeguarding.
- Travel Expenses: Full mileage allowance provided for community-based work.
- Contract Type: Full-time / Long Term
- Location: Launceston and surrounding community.
- Salary: GBP92.56 - GBP95
Are you ready to take the next step in your career and provide support to those who need it most? We invite you to join our team in making a tangible difference. Please submit your application to
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