Teacher - Ty Trafle School

Teacher - Swansea, supporting pupils for SEMH and or ASD - Full time - 37.5 hours a week - Term time only - £26,183 - £33,587 annually dependant on experience

We're a leading organisation dedicated to provide exceptional care and support to children and young adults with complex needs associated with SEMH and Autism.

Ty Trafle is a school for children, located in Gowerton, Swansea. Ty Trafle prides itself on offering meaningful packages of education to those who have in the past struggled to access conventional mainstream services; offering each child and young person an individually tailored and holistic programme of support, equipping them to face the challenges of life.

Working as member of the education team you will play an active role in supporting the planning and development of programs that addresses the individual SEMH/ASD needs of our children and young people. With support and guidance from the Head of Education, you will work across all areas of our curriculum to deliver high quality teaching and learning opportunities to SEMH/ASD pupils.

Here, you will have the opportunity to work closely with a fantastic team, ensuring the delivery of person-centred care that focuses on promoting independence and enhancing life skills. You will be required to set out individual learning pathways which support our pupil's potential to live more independently; developing academic, social, and personal skills; whilst paying close attention to the development of meaningful accredited and non-accredited learning schemes for all who attend our service.

We are seeking to recruit a candidate with a proven track record in the delivery of specialist education to SEMH/ASD pupils. This is a unique opportunity to work collaboratively with colleagues from across our other educational facilities.

A day in the life of a Teacher at Ty Trafle involves:

• Providing high quality teaching and learning opportunities;


• Providing structured learning opportunities through effective Classroom management;


• Ensuring that all students are working towards their agreed accreditations;


• Using a variety of teaching approaches and activities to develop students' learning.
  
  Qualified Teacher (QTS) or NQT working towards QTS;


• Knowledge of a variety of learning and development skills applicable to young people with complex, severe learning difficulties;


• Experience of liaising with parents and external agencies and facilitating their active involvement with the pupil;


Please note: This job role involves regulated activity with adults and children and requires an enhanced DBS with barred list check.