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Residential Support Worker
Support Worker (Children & Young People, SEN & Autism) – Surrey
Do you want to empower and inspire SEN learners?
Do you want to support learners to achieve great things and give them the tools to have the best life possible now and in the future?
Do you seek a fun team where you can work collaboratively to make a difference?
If you answered yes—this is the role for you!
About the Role & Setting
Location: Surrey Salary: £25,308.79 to £27,180.57k (Based on 44.25 hours/week)
This award-winning part residential school is a specialist independent provision supporting learners with Autism and SEN needs. The setting is seeking a Support Worker on a full-time basis (Mon–Fri or Mon–Sun) with flexibility for part-time candidates.
This is a term-time only role due to its school and residential nature. Support workers will work variation shifts in a bright, modern setting with top-of-the-range facilities, on-site therapies, and individualised education and care plans.
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The setting prioritises trust, empowerment, and confidence-building for every learner.
Shift Patterns
(Choose your preference—equally flexible for Mon–Fri or Mon–Sun employees)
Monday–Friday (up to 44.25hrs)
- 06:45–13:30
- 15:45–22:00
- Long shift (split): 06:45–13:30 + 15:45–22:00
Monday–Sunday (up to 44.25hrs)
- 06:45–13:30
- 15:45–22:00
- Long shift (split): 06:45–13:30 + 15:45–22:00
- 12:00–22:00
- 06:45–16:00
Support is provided for learners aged 5 to 25. A core focus lies on education, career readiness, life skills, and work experience.
Responsibilities
- Support young people with daily living skills and encourage independence
- Care for learners with severe and complex needs
- Build positive, nurturing relationships to promote safety and confidence
- Facilitate education, hobbies, recreation, and community engagement
- Collaborate closely with teachers, therapists, healthcare professionals, and families
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Requirements
Applicants must meet the following conditions to be considered:
- Relevant experience in teaching assistance, childcare, or adult care (desirable)
- Experience in autism, SEN support, or personal experience (desirable)
- Eligibility to work in the UK (essential)
- Unfortunately, visa sponsorship is not available
Benefits
✅ Free onsite meals ✅ Stocked staff room with tea, cakes, and biscuits ✅ On-site training & fully funded qualifications ✅ Bright, modern classrooms with state-of-the-art resources ✅ Term-time enforcement ✅ Strong support from senior leadership
Next Steps
If this opportunity excites you, contact Robbie directly (contact details omitted).*
(All information sourced from original request—see no contact details in instructions.)
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