learning support worker.

• A Different Approach: We are an ABA college, committed to positive behavior support and never using restraint. Our approach is based on understanding individual needs and providing tailored support in a safe and encouraging environment.
• A Modern Setting: Our college boasts a modern building with a kitchen, IT suite, gym, and DT suite, offering a variety of learning spaces and resources.
• Building Independence: We focus on helping learners gain practical life skills, build confidence, and prepare for future success.
• Community Engagement: We believe in real-world learning and take learners out into the community for life skills training, helping them build confidence in everyday tasks like shopping and using public transport.
• Work Experience Opportunities: Our learners participate in work experience at our on-site cafe, where they learn to grow, cook, and sell their own food.

What You'll Do:

• Provide individual and group support: Work alongside learners with a range of needs, including autism spectrum conditions (ASC), brain injury, and physical disabilities.
• Assist with developing essential life skills: Guide and encourage learners in areas such as shopping, cooking, using public transport, and managing daily tasks.
• Facilitate work experience opportunities: Support learners in the on-site cafe.
• Encourage and motivate: Help learners progress towards their individual goals, including GCSE qualifications or vocational programmes.
• Collaborate with the college's team of therapists and educators: Contribute to individualized learning plans and provide positive support.

Ideal Candidates:

• Have experience working with individuals with special needs.
• Are patient, understanding, and possess excellent communication skills.
• Are comfortable working with students who may exhibit challenging behaviour.
• Have a positive and encouraging approach.
• Are passionate about helping individuals achieve their goals.
• Are confident working in the community with learners.

What We Offer:

* A dynamic and rewarding environment where you can make a real difference in the lives of young adults with special needs.
* A highly collaborative and supportive team environment.
* Access to excellent facilities, including a modern college building, a state-of-the-art kitchen, a dedicated IT suite, and a gym.

Benefits:

* Full-time, permanent position.
* Competitive salary based on experience.
* Free transport from Guildford station (limited availability, with a cost involved).

Essential Requirements:

* A valid DBS check.
* A full driving licence (preferred).

If you are passionate about supporting adults with special needs and want to be part of a dynamic team, we encourage you to apply!

To Apply:

Click "Apply" or email Claire Watson at claire.watson@randstad.co.uk or call Claire on 01293 527416.