Therapeutic Learning Mentor – Barking
£133 per day (PAYE)
Temp to Perm Opportunity
We are working with a compassionate, therapeutic service across London, now expanding its support in Barking. With a strict no exclusion approach, this service is committed to engaging young people who are often the hardest to reach, those at high risk and outside formal education for extended periods.
As a Therapeutic Learning Mentor, you will be a steady, supportive presence for young people as they begin their journey. You will help them feel welcome, understood and supported through induction, assessment and transition over a two term period. Many of the young people you will work with have SEMH or ASC diagnoses, alongside complex additional needs. Some may have experienced trauma, exploitation or significant challenges in their lives.
This role will give you the chance to make a meaningful difference, helping young people rebuild trust, engage with support and take positive steps toward a brighter future.
Why this role matters
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Work with a service known for genuinely changing lives and helping young people re engage with education, training or employment while building emotional resilience
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Directly support young people to regulate emotions, process trauma and succeed in a nurturing and tailored environment
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See the real impact of your care and guidance every day
What you will be doing
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Providing outreach support to young people outside traditional classroom settings
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Developing and implementing holistic learning and transition plans
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Supporting students across different London locations
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Building strong trusting and therapeutic relationships with young people
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Responding to dysregulated behaviour using a trauma informed empathetic approach
What we offer
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The chance to make a genuine life changing difference for young people
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A varied and rewarding role beyond the traditional classroom
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Travel and lunch expenses reimbursed during working hours
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Full time hours Monday to Friday 8 30am to 4 30pm
Who we are looking for
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Someone confident supporting young people with complex needs
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A strong understanding of trauma informed practice
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The ability to manage challenging behaviour with empathy and insight
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Flexibility to travel across London
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A genuine passion for supporting vulnerable young people
If you are ready to be a positive stabilising presence in the lives of young people we would love to hear from you
Call: 02030 114848 and ask for Elisha
Email: elisha@psinclusion.co.uk
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