United Kingdom -England -Greater London -Greenwich
Salary:
£120 - £145/day
Learning Mentor – Greenwich
Milk Education are working in partnership with a large, inclusive and highly regarded secondary school in Greenwich to recruit a dedicated Learning Mentor to join their pastoral support team. This is a rewarding opportunity for a compassionate and resilient Learning Mentor who is passionate about supporting young people to overcome barriers to education, improve engagement and achieve positive outcomes.
The successful Learning Mentor will work closely with students who require additional academic, behavioural or emotional support, helping them to develop confidence, resilience and positive learning habits. The school places a strong emphasis on inclusion, student wellbeing and personalised support, ensuring that every young person is given the opportunity to thrive both in and out of the classroom.
The Role:
Working as a Learning Mentor to support students across Key Stages 3 and 4
Delivering 1:1 and small-group interventions focused on wellbeing, attendance and engagement
Supporting students experiencing social, emotional or behavioural challenges
Helping pupils develop organisation, study skills and positive learning behaviours
Building trusting relationships that encourage confidence, resilience and self-esteem
Working closely with Heads of Year, pastoral leaders and teaching staff
Monitoring progress and maintaining accurate records of interventions
Supporting students at risk of disengagement and helping them reintegrate successfully into school life
The Ideal Candidate:
Previous experience as a Learning Mentor, Behaviour Mentor, Teaching Assistant, Youth Worker or Support Worker
Experience supporting secondary-aged students
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Ability to build positive relationships with young people from diverse backgrounds
Patient, proactive and resilient approach
Understanding of safeguarding and child protection procedures
Passion for helping students achieve their full potential
The successful Learning Mentor will become part of a well-established pastoral structure that includes dedicated year teams, wellbeing support and targeted interventions for students requiring additional guidance. The school is committed to creating a safe, supportive and inclusive environment where every student is encouraged to develop academically, socially and emotionally.
Essential Requirements:
Enhanced DBS on the Update Service (or willingness to obtain one)
Right to Work in the UK
Two professional references covering the last two years
Relevant experience working with children or young people
This Learning Mentor role would be ideal for graduates considering careers in teaching, educational psychology, counselling, youth work or social work, as well as experienced support staff seeking a rewarding long-term opportunity within education. The successful Learning Mentor will benefit from working within a school that values inclusion, community, creativity and personal development.
Benefits to YOU:
Excellent rates of pay
Speedy registration & fast-track compliance
Flexible working opportunities
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Exclusive school & trust partnerships
Access to FREE Perks Portal with hundreds of discounts
Over 1,000 FREE CPD courses through Milk Academy
FREE PSHE lesson plans and classroom resources
FREE Educator Wellbeing eBook and wellbeing hub
School Preparation Pack before interviews and trials
Dedicated consultant available 24/7
Opportunity to work with one of the UK's most eco-friendly education recruitment agencies
If you are a passionate Learning Mentor looking for your next opportunity in Greenwich, apply today with Milk Education and take the next step in your career as a Learning Mentor.
Milk Education is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. We are proudly APSCo Compliance+ accredited, reflecting our dedication to the highest standards in safer recruitment. All applicants will be subject to thorough compliance checks in line with DfE, Keeping Children Safe in Education, and APSCo guideline