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Pathways International Limited

Mobility Trainer

Exeter
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Company Description

Pathways International Limited is a DSA Non-Medical Help provider registered on the Student Finance England NMH supplier list, supporting disabled students across England. The organisation focuses on extending support beyond scheduled sessions by developing and implementing technology that enables ongoing assistance. Pathways International Limited collaborates closely with needs assessors and disability advisers to ensure students receive tailored, high-quality support. Prospective team members join a mission-driven environment committed to improving accessibility and academic success for disabled students.

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The Mobility Trainer role is a contract, on-site position based in Exeter, supporting students with mobility and orientation needs in educational settings and the surrounding community. Day-to-day responsibilities include:

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  • Assessing individual mobility requirements
  • Planning and delivering practical training sessions
  • Teaching safe, confident navigation strategies for campus and travel routes

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The Mobility Trainer will liaise with needs assessors, disability advisers, and institutional staff to coordinate support, monitor progress, and adjust training plans as required. The role also involves:

  • Maintaining accurate records
  • Providing clear reports
  • Promoting independence and inclusion in line with Pathways International Limited’s standards and policies

Qualifications

  • Experience in mobility training, orientation and mobility support, or related disability support services.
  • Knowledge of accessibility best practices, inclusive education, and safe travel techniques for disabled students.
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills to work effectively with students, assessors, advisers, and academic staff.
  • Ability to plan structured training sessions, manage caseloads, and maintain clear, accurate documentation.
  • Relevant professional certification or training in mobility, rehabilitation, or disability support (or equivalent experience).
  • Understanding of DSA and Non-Medical Help frameworks, or willingness to learn and adhere to related guidelines.
  • Demonstrated commitment to safeguarding, equality, diversity, and non-discriminatory practice.
  • Flexibility to work on-site in Exeter, with reliable time management and professional conduct.
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