Children’s Mental Health Support Worker

Location: Crewe

Pay: £85-£100 a day (Regular pay reviews)

Together Teaching are looking for Children Mental Health Support Workers as we work with a number of specialist schools. Some of the additional needs you will work with includes Autism, Mental Health, ADHD and Non-Verbal. Your role will involve supporting the children to reach their full potential and give them the opportunity to flourish. You will support them with their learning and their mental health. This role is full-time (8:30am-4pm) and is one of the most rewarding roles you will have. The pay rate for this role is between £85 – £100 but with regular performance reviews to reward you for the good work you do.

What you will need to succeed:

You will have a passion for working with children and making a difference to their educational journey. You don’t need experience (although it is preferable) just a great personality and a hard working attitude. If you have a background in; Youth Work, Care, Social Work, Army, Police and Creative Activities please apply!

About Together Teaching:

Together Teaching have a team do dedicated consultants who have the knowledge and expertise to match candidates to the perfect role within a school. We make sure we look after our staff and ensure you find your role rewarding. Here at Together Teaching you are valued and rewarded for working with us to teach the next generation.

Benefits:

– Easy Registration Process

– FREE Certified CPD training courses

– We listen to you and what you want from your next role

– Your own consultant available to you whenever you need them

– Transparent pay rates and payslips

– On call GP available 24/7

Once you apply for this job your journey to your next rewarding role will begin. The process is quick and efficient, and you will be out working in a school in no time. Part of the process will require you to go through several compliance checks and you will require an Enhanced DBS. If you do not have one you can apply through Together Teaching.