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Specialist One to One Study Skills Support (SS:SPLD)

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Are you passionate about supporting students with Specific Learning Difficulties (SPLDs)?
This is a potential opportunity to make a significant difference. Randstad is actively seeking dedicated SPLD Tutors to join our team. This role provides individualised academic support, developing personalised learning plans, and guiding students towards success.
Make a real difference in students lives. Join our team and help students with Specific Learning Difficulties (SPLDs) thrive.
Role
Role and Responsibilities
As a Study Skills Tutor, you will play a pivotal role in empowering students with SPLDs. You will design and deliver individualised learning plans, guiding students toward effective study strategies.
Main tasks include:
- Develop and implement individualised learning plans tailored to each student's unique needs.
- Guide students in effective study strategies and techniques.
- Assess student progress regularly and adapt learning plans accordingly.
- Collaborate effectively with Randstad to ensure a cohesive approach to student support.
- Utilise online teaching technologies to enhance the learning experience.
- Create engaging and personalised learning materials.
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Requirements
- Proven experience working with students with SPLDs.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Proficiency in utilising online teaching technologies.
- Ability to develop and implement individualised learning plans.
- Experience with creating personalised learning materials.
- Commitment to inclusive education and student success.
- Strong organisational and time management skills.
- A passion for helping students achieve their academic goals.
Qualifications/Memberships
Must possess any one of the memberships from the following:
- PATOSS (The Professional Association of Teachers of Students with Specific Learning Difficulties (PATOSS)):
- Full Specialist teacher/assessor qualified.
- Associate membership Specialist teacher qualified.
- British Dyslexia Association (BDA):
- AMBDA Associate Membership of the British Dyslexia Association.
- AMBDA FE/HE Associate Membership of the British Dyslexia Association Further and Higher Education.
- The Association Of Dyslexia Specialists In Higher Education (ADSHE):
- Professional QA Tutor membership. NOTE: Affiliate Membership and Professional Assessor Membership of ADSHE does not confer eligibility to deliver this role.
- Dyslexia Guild (DG):
- Associate of The Dyslexia Guild (ADG).
- Associate FE/HE of The Dyslexia Guild (ADG FE/HE).
- Member of The Dyslexia Guild (MDG).
- Fellow of The Dyslexia Guild (FDG).


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