Job title:

Work style: Various work patterns are available

The weekly hybrid work pattern is likely to be on Monday or Friday.

Professional services: Disability support and dyslexia, student and academic services

Specialist

The role of a specialized teacher at Sheffield University provides a unique opportunity to make a great impact on academic progress and comprehensive university experience for disabled students. As part of our support factor service, you will join a team of emotional mentors dedicated to providing exceptional support and ensuring successful results for our students.

Responsibilities:

• Provide the designer and other guidance for disabled students, and processing barriers that prevent learning resulting from a specific weakness.
• Supporting students with different cases, including autism spectrum conditions, hyperactivity disorder and attention lack, mental health conditions, communication or organization difficulties, and medical conditions.
• Implementing practical strategies and management techniques to enhance independence and independence.
• Building professional business relationships with a group of students, combining a person’s axis approach with an understanding of their specific condition.
• Enabling students to develop the skills and awareness necessary for successful learning.

requirements:

• An installed experience with disabled students in an educational environment.
• Excellent knowledge and understanding of a set of disabilities, including the conditions of autism spectrum, hyperactivity disorder and attention lack, mental health conditions, communication or organization difficulties, and medical conditions.
• He was educated to the Bachelor’s 6 (or higher) level and must be registered with a relevant professional body (such as BACP, HCPC, Swe).
• Strong communication skills to support and communicate students effectively.
• The ability to identify individual needs and support customization accordingly.
• Excellent organizational skills and time management to successfully deal with a group of students.

At Sheffield University, we are committed to creating a comprehensive and cooperative environment where each student has the opportunity to prosper. As a specialized guide, you will play a vital role in our mission by providing free support from defects for disabled students, and helping them overcome academic challenges and achieving their full potential.

When you become part of our team, you will join a society that appreciates innovation, ambition and commitment to excellence. We follow the applicable guidelines and work together to determine the most effective methods to help our students.

If you are excited to make a positive impact on the lives of disabled students and have the necessary skills and experience, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity.

Together, we can enable students to academic prosperity and contribute to a more comprehensive society.