We’re looking for Learning Support Workers to help the young adults we support through a transitional stage in their lives after school.

Everyone finds change unsettling, and leaving school is a big change. Your role will be to:

• develop close and constructive relationships with the young adults we support and their families
• use your imagination to help young people discover new interests and activities, develop new strategies for managing in social situations, and work out just the right balance of structure and spontaneity based on each person’s particular needs
• use your energy and enthusiasm to motivate, encourage and inspire both the people we support and your colleagues
• have the confidence to take responsibility and lead in unfamiliar situations.

If you’ve had experience as a Learning Support Assistant, a Teaching Assistant or a Learning Support Worker, or have an Education, Psychology or Health Care background or  have experience of supporting people within a social care environment and are looking for your next challenge this role maybe the challenge you are looking for.

You must demonstrate a proactive, confident and flexible approach to work, which will involve some evenings and weekends. 

You will need a full UKdriving licence and your own transport, as you will support young people across Oxfordshire.