Special Needs Teaching Jobs
Special Educational Needs, or SEN teachers are specifically employed to work with children and young people who have learning difficulties, including physically disabled, deaf or blind, emotionally vulnerable and even gifted children. Although they teach within the national curriculum, a SEN will, where necessary, adapt this to meet the needs of their pupils.
Ultimately, the SEN teacher is responsible for ensuring every child with special educational needs reaches their full potential in school and can make a successful transition to adulthood, higher education, training or work. One of the most demanding jobs in education, it is certainly the most rewarding.
At Michael Page Education we share your passion for empowering pupils with special educational needs. We’ve made it a priority to understand what you do and who you do it for, establishing relationships with SEN teachers and the services that use them, including special schools, pupil referral units, community homes, hospital schools and youth custody centres.
To speak to one of our dedicated SEN consultants about your staffing needs click here. If you are looking to move into SEN teaching from a conventional teaching role, contact us for invaluable advice. Alternatively, you can skip straight to our up-to-the-minute list of special needs teaching vacancies.
