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Specialist Mentor ASC Autism Support
GBP28 + GBP3.38 accrued holiday pay
Location: Cambridge
Rate of Pay: GBP28 per hour + GBP3.38 accrued holiday pay
Contract: Part-time, with flexible hours
Start Date: September 2026 (for the new 2026/2027 Academic Year)
Are you passionate about supporting students with autism and autism spectrum conditions (ASCs)? This is a potential opportunity to make a significant difference. Randstad is actively seeking a dedicated Specialist Mentor ASC to join our team. This role provides individualised academic support, developing personalised learning plans, and guiding students towards success.
As part of the eligibility criteria for this role, we require candidates to have completed the relevant National Autistic Society (NAS) training modules.
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If you have not yet completed these modules, don’t worry: the training costs approximately GBP180 for the NMH bundle and successful completion is necessary prior to commencing the role.
Upon completion, you will receive a certificate from the National Autistic Society, which can serve as a valuable addition to your professional profile. This certification is widely recognised and can strengthen your CV when applying for roles that support individuals with Autism, ADHD, and other neurodiverse conditions.
What do we offer you?
- Competitive hourly rate (GBP28 + GBP3.38 accrued holiday pay)
- Part-time, flexible hours
- Supportive work environment
- Opportunity to make a significant impact
- Chance for professional growth
Who are you?
We are looking for someone dedicated to student well-being and personalised learning approaches.


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- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Proficiency in utilising educational technologies
- Passion for student success
- Completion of relevant National Autistic Society (NAS) training modules (support provided)
What will you be doing?
As a Specialist Mentor ASC, you will provide individualised academic support to students.
- Develop and implement personalised learning plans
- Guide students towards academic success
- Collaborate with teachers and support staff
- Utilise educational technologies effectively
- Maintain accurate student records
This Specialist Mentor ASC position offers you the chance to make a real difference in the lives of students.
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