Behaviour Mentor

2 hours ago
Part-time
On-site
Cambridgeshire
£110 - £130 GBP daily
Education
Behaviour Mentor

Cambridge | September Start

Some children don't need stricter boundaries. They need the right person in their corner.

The pupils you'll support won't always communicate through words.

Sometimes behaviour is how they ask for help.

That's why we're looking for resilient, patient and compassionate people who can build trust, stay calm under pressure and make a real difference every single day.

Simply Education is recruiting Behaviour Mentors and SEMH Teaching Assistants to support specialist provisions and mainstream schools across Cambridge this September.

This could be the perfect role if you've worked as a

Behaviour Mentor

SEN Teaching Assistant

Residential Care Worker

Sports Coach

Youth Worker

Support Worker

Mental Health Support Worker

Teaching Assistant supporting pupils with additional needs

What you'll be doing

Supporting pupils with SEMH, Autism, ADHD and other additional needs

Building positive relationships based on consistency and trust

Helping pupils regulate emotions and engage with learning

Working one-to-one and in small groups

Supporting teachers to create safe and positive learning environments

Encouraging independence, confidence and resilience

What we're looking for

Experience supporting children or young people with behavioural or additional needs

Excellent communication and relationship building skills

Resilience, patience and confidence working in challenging situations

A proactive and positive attitude

An Enhanced DBS on the Update Service, or willingness to obtain one

A full UK driving licence is advantageous

Why work with Simply Education?

Competitive daily rates

Flexible, temporary and long term opportunities

September vacancies available now

Supportive schools that value their support staff

Free CPD and career development opportunities

A dedicated consultant who genuinely wants to help you succeed

The best Behaviour Mentors aren't the loudest people in the room. They're the ones who stay calm, earn trust and never give up on the children who need them most.

If that sounds like you, we'd love to hear your story