Youth Work Degree Apprentice & Teaching Instructor (IAP)

This is an

exciting opportunity for someone who wishes to develop as a Youth Worker. You

need to be passionate about supporting young people with diverse and complex

needs, including SEMH, SEND and those requiring additional pastoral support,

while completing a fully funded Level 6 Youth Work Degree Apprenticeship.

We are

seeking a committed and inspiring individual to join our Access & Inclusion

Department as a Teaching Instructor & Youth Work Degree Apprentice based

within our Internal Alternative Provision (IAP): “The Base”. The three year

apprenticeship will enable qualification at Degree Level, with “learning on the

job” linked to university and guided learning.

About the

Role

You will

play a key role in creating a safe, inclusive and supportive learning

environment, helping students to re-engage with education and achieve positive

personal, social and academic outcomes.

Working

across the IAP and school Behaviour Teams, you will:

Contribute to

personalised learning programmes and reintegration pathways Deliver targeted

teaching and learning support to individuals and small groups Provide mentoring

and youth work interventions focused on wellbeing, resilience and life skills Build strong,

trusting relationships with students as a positive role model Support students’

engagement, behaviour, emotional regulation and personal development Work

collaboratively with staff, families and external agencies

This is a

unique dual-role, combining education and youth work practice, with the

opportunity to apply theory directly to your day-to-day work whilst qualifying

at degree level.

We are

looking for someone who:

Has a

passion for working with young people, particularly those with additional or

complex needs

Is calm, resilient,

empathetic and flexible in their approach Can build strong

professional relationships with students, families and colleagues Has experience (or

a strong interest in) mentoring, pastoral support or alternative provision Is committed to

completing a Youth Work Degree Apprenticeship (Level 6) Can work both

independently and as part of a team

You will be

enthusiastic, reflective and motivated by a desire to transform life chances

for vulnerable young people.

About the

Access & Inclusion Department

The Access

& Inclusion Department supports a wide range of pathways, including:

Internal

Alternative Provision (IAP) Pastoral Care

Centre (PCC) SEND and SEMH

support Additional

specialist provisions across the school

Staff work

collaboratively to ensure all students have the opportunity to engage, succeed

and belong.