Children and Young People Practitioner
| Posting date: | 10 July 2025 |
|---|---|
| Salary: | £16 to £25 per hour |
| Hours: | Part time |
| Closing date: | 09 August 2025 |
| Location: | Hull, East Riding Of Yorkshire |
| Remote working: | On-site only |
| Company: | Nudge Education Ltd |
| Job type: | Permanent |
| Job reference: | NUDSEN009 |
Summary
Who we need:
We are looking for compassionate and innovative Practitioners who are passionate about inclusion and can create a safe environment to inspire young people to see the value in education again. The key to what we do is focused upon creating a strong connection with our young people. We need people who don’t give up at the first hurdle; those who can think and deliver with inventive imagination. We need inspiring individuals who can broaden the horizons of our students and show them that life is worth living.
Our network of practitioners come from many different backgrounds, Education, Academia, HealthCare, Uniformed Services, creative industries, sports clubs and many more. This diversity helps us make the perfect match to our students that gives each intervention the best chance of success. It is not always the professional experience that makes you a good match however. You may have an awareness of trauma or complex medical needs similar to those of our students for example. Whether it is a professional or personal link, one thing is certain, the work you do with our young people will change the course of their life.
The role:
You will be required to work on a 1:1 basis (or 2:1 with support of an additional practitioner).
Your work is unlikely to be within a traditional classroom setting, the world is our classroom and your knowledge of the local environment and community will be key to successful intervention design. You’ll be expected to think on your feet and adapt to whatever is thrown your way, always putting the needs of the student first, but you won’t be alone in this. We have a strong support network around you with peer support on hand as well as regional hubs you can tap into for resources and advice. Working with Nudge Education will provide access to an environment where you can collaborate with a like-minded set of professionals along with the flexibility and resources you need to make a real difference to young lives.
The practicalities:
You will be working on a flexible contract where various interventions will be offered based upon location and match with a student. In return, you will receive a competitive rate of £16.00 - £25.00 for lead roles plus expenses
You will need to be available during daytime hours, Monday-Friday.
You will need to have consistent weekly availability to ensure stability in the session times for your students
Key duties and responsibilities of our Education Expert:
Designing interventions that will support the academic engagement of students and working to meet a set of agreed provision targets
Reporting of progress, behavioural presentation & safeguarding concerns relating to your students
Carrying out risk assessments of environments and activities to ensure student safety
Occasional attendance at multi-agency meetings
Keeping up to date with trends in education and being aware of current official guidance
Desirable qualifications and experience we’re looking for in our Education Expert:
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or Teaching Qualification (PTLLS or higher)
Safeguarding qualification from last 12 months
Qualification in therapeutic discipline (counselling, mental health first aid, CBT for example)
Training in de-escalation techniques within last 12 months (CPI, Team Teach or similar)
Experience of teaching students with Special Educational Needs, Social, Emotional or Mental Health needs or other capacity (youth work, counselling or similar)
Enhanced DBS certificate from last three months or registration on update service (must also have original certificate)
Desirable skills and abilities we’re looking for in our Education Expert:
Ability to build relationships with young people who are facing crises
Intermediate IT skills
Specialist knowledge of learning disabilities and conditions such as ADHD, PDA, ASD
Awareness of National Curriculum and relevant key stages
Driving Licence and access to own vehicle
We are looking for compassionate and innovative Practitioners who are passionate about inclusion and can create a safe environment to inspire young people to see the value in education again. The key to what we do is focused upon creating a strong connection with our young people. We need people who don’t give up at the first hurdle; those who can think and deliver with inventive imagination. We need inspiring individuals who can broaden the horizons of our students and show them that life is worth living.
Our network of practitioners come from many different backgrounds, Education, Academia, HealthCare, Uniformed Services, creative industries, sports clubs and many more. This diversity helps us make the perfect match to our students that gives each intervention the best chance of success. It is not always the professional experience that makes you a good match however. You may have an awareness of trauma or complex medical needs similar to those of our students for example. Whether it is a professional or personal link, one thing is certain, the work you do with our young people will change the course of their life.
The role:
You will be required to work on a 1:1 basis (or 2:1 with support of an additional practitioner).
Your work is unlikely to be within a traditional classroom setting, the world is our classroom and your knowledge of the local environment and community will be key to successful intervention design. You’ll be expected to think on your feet and adapt to whatever is thrown your way, always putting the needs of the student first, but you won’t be alone in this. We have a strong support network around you with peer support on hand as well as regional hubs you can tap into for resources and advice. Working with Nudge Education will provide access to an environment where you can collaborate with a like-minded set of professionals along with the flexibility and resources you need to make a real difference to young lives.
The practicalities:
You will be working on a flexible contract where various interventions will be offered based upon location and match with a student. In return, you will receive a competitive rate of £16.00 - £25.00 for lead roles plus expenses
You will need to be available during daytime hours, Monday-Friday.
You will need to have consistent weekly availability to ensure stability in the session times for your students
Key duties and responsibilities of our Education Expert:
Designing interventions that will support the academic engagement of students and working to meet a set of agreed provision targets
Reporting of progress, behavioural presentation & safeguarding concerns relating to your students
Carrying out risk assessments of environments and activities to ensure student safety
Occasional attendance at multi-agency meetings
Keeping up to date with trends in education and being aware of current official guidance
Desirable qualifications and experience we’re looking for in our Education Expert:
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or Teaching Qualification (PTLLS or higher)
Safeguarding qualification from last 12 months
Qualification in therapeutic discipline (counselling, mental health first aid, CBT for example)
Training in de-escalation techniques within last 12 months (CPI, Team Teach or similar)
Experience of teaching students with Special Educational Needs, Social, Emotional or Mental Health needs or other capacity (youth work, counselling or similar)
Enhanced DBS certificate from last three months or registration on update service (must also have original certificate)
Desirable skills and abilities we’re looking for in our Education Expert:
Ability to build relationships with young people who are facing crises
Intermediate IT skills
Specialist knowledge of learning disabilities and conditions such as ADHD, PDA, ASD
Awareness of National Curriculum and relevant key stages
Driving Licence and access to own vehicle