1:1 EAL Tutor - Quedgeley

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1:1 EAL Tutor Job - Quedgeley

Prospero teaching is looking for an EAL tutor that is able to deliver bespoke EAL session on a 1:1 basis for Young People who require support in learning English as an Additional Language required in your area.
The Opportunity
We are looking for educators with a genuine passion for transforming the lives Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children, as well as the lives of disengaged, at-risk, and vulnerable learners. Prospero Teaching will provide support via our consultants and Training and Development Team.
We are looking for EAL tutors who are eager to work with children and young people with a variety of learning needs in a creative, flexible, holistic and trauma-informed manner to raise their engagement and drastically improve the outlook of their educational journey.
The successful candidate will have outstanding teaching skills both in the classroom and when delivering innovative and engaging learning on a 1:1 basis and have a passion for helping learners from a range of backgrounds to develop their English language skills.

Contract/Position Details:

Location - Quedgeley
Position - 1:1 EAL Tutor
Type of work - Contract
Start date - ASAP
Duration / Likely Duration - Until re-integration
Contract type - Temporary
Full-time/part-time - Part time (dependent on pupils needs)
Minimum rate of pay - £27 per hour
Hours - Timetable can vary dependent on pupil availability (during the school day)

Experience, Training and Qualifications of the 1:1 EAL Tutor:
ESOL qualification e.g., TEFL or CELTA
A minimum of 1-year EAL tutoring experience
Be confident teaching UASC
Provide a firm but fair approach
Have recent safeguarding training or willing to undergo Prospero's course

To be eligible for this role, the potential 1:1 EAL Tutor must:
Hold the right to work in the UK - WE DO NOT OFFER SPONSORSHIPS
Hold an enhanced child barred list DBS certificate registered with the online update service or be willing to process a new application
Provide two professional child-related references.
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To find out more or apply for this 1:1 EAL Tutor position, please apply or send your CV to (url removed)
Prospero Teaching is acting as an employment business/education recruitment agency in relation to this vacancy

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