United Response
SEND & Inclusion Link Member – ROC College Education Governing Committee

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SEND and Inclusion Link Member
Education Governing Committee
Remote, Devon or Cornwall based
Four 2-hour committee meetings per year for a 2-year term minimum
Role Overview
The SEND and Inclusion Link Member supports the governance of ROC College by bringing specialist expertise and insight relating to special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), inclusion, accessibility, and learner participation. The role helps ensure that learners receive high-quality, person-centred education and support that enables them to achieve their goals and lead fulfilling lives. Based on the Education Governing Committee co-opted member role.
Key Responsibilities
- Fulfil the responsibilities of a member of the Education Governing Committee.
- Act as the Committee's lead member for SEND, inclusion, and accessibility.
- Provide scrutiny and assurance regarding the quality and effectiveness of SEND provision.
- Support the Committee in understanding learner needs, barriers to participation, and opportunities to improve outcomes.
- Review information relating to learner achievement, progression, wellbeing, and engagement for different learner groups.
- Promote inclusive practice and learner-centred approaches across all aspects of ROC College.
- Provide constructive challenge regarding accessibility, equality, diversity, and inclusion.
- Support assurance regarding preparation for adulthood, independence, and learner outcomes.
- Participate in learning walks, visits, and assurance activities focused on learner experience and inclusion.
- Champion the voice of learners and the importance of co-production in educational planning and delivery.
- Act as an ambassador for ROC College and United Response.
- Attend Committee meetings and contribute actively to governance activities.
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Our Vision and Mission
Our vision is a society where everyone has equal access to the same rights and opportunities.
Our mission is to ensure that people live their lives to the full.
Our Values
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Desired Skills and Experience
We are looking for people who can demonstrate:
- A commitment to the vision, values, and mission of United Response and ROC College.
- Knowledge or experience of SEND, disability, autism, or inclusive education.
- A passion for improving opportunities and outcomes for learners with additional needs.
- The ability to think strategically and contribute to long-term development.
- Confidence to provide constructive challenge and informed support.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Integrity, discretion, and a commitment to confidentiality.
- The ability to work collaboratively and respect differing perspectives.
- A willingness to undertake relevant governance and SEND training.


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Preferred Background
- SEND leadership, education, or specialist learning support.
- Disability inclusion and accessibility.
- Further education or specialist education.
- Educational psychology, therapy, or allied professions.
- Supported employment, transitions, or preparation for adulthood.
- Inspection, quality assurance, or regulatory compliance.
- Governance, trustee, or committee experience.
- Lived experience of disability, autism, learning disabilities, or caring responsibilities.
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