Graduate Behaviour Mentor

Manchester Specialist School – Up to £550 per week – Full-Time

Are you a Psychology graduate (2:1 or above) with an interest in supporting children with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs?

Do you have experience working with young people in positions of responsibility, such as sports coaching, youth work, or mentoring?

Would you like to develop your skills in behaviour management and gain first-hand experience supporting pupils with complex needs?

A specialist secondary school in Manchester is looking to appoint a Graduate Behaviour Mentor to support students with SEMH and associated additional learning needs. This is a full-time role starting in September 2025—ideal for anyone exploring a future in Educational Psychology, Youth Work, SEN Teaching, or Mental Health Support.

Click ‘Apply Now’ to express your interest in this Graduate Behaviour Mentor opportunity.

The Role – Graduate Behaviour Mentor:

As a Graduate Behaviour Mentor, you’ll be supporting pupils aged 11–16 with a wide range of SEMH needs, including anxiety, trauma, ADHD, and challenging behaviour. Working both 1:1 and in small groups, you’ll help create a safe and supportive environment that encourages self-regulation, emotional development, and positive learning habits.

This Graduate Behaviour Mentor position is perfectly suited to Psychology graduates or those with experience in mentoring, coaching, care, or other youth-focused roles. The role requires a strong personality, emotional intelligence, and the confidence to calmly de-escalate situations and build trust with vulnerable students.

What’s on Offer:

• Full-time, long-term Graduate Behaviour Mentor role (Mon–Fri)
• Earn up to £550 per week
• Based at a well-resourced specialist SEN school in Manchester
• Ongoing training and CPD from experienced inclusion staff
• Valuable experience for Educational Psychology or mental health careers
• Long-term placement from September 2025 with potential for career progression

Ideal Candidate – Graduate Behaviour Mentor:

• Degree (2:1 or higher) in Psychology or related subject preferred
• Strong interpersonal and behaviour management skills
• Calm, confident, and able to handle challenging situations professionally
• Experience working with children or teenagers in any capacity is advantageous
• Must have UK work eligibility (unfortunately, visa sponsorship is not available)

This Graduate Behaviour Mentor role offers a fantastic foundation for those looking to make a real difference in the lives of young people with additional needs, while gaining essential skills for long-term careers in SEN, psychology, or education.

Apply now to be considered for the Graduate Behaviour Mentor role in Manchester starting this September.

Graduate Behaviour Mentor Role – Manchester Specialist School – Up to £550 per week

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