Job Title: SEND Teacher Pay Rate: £130.00 - £170.00 per day Location: Birmingham Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM (Full-time, Term-time) TEMPORARY VACANCY – Summer Term About the Role We are seeking a qualified SEND Teacher to join a specialist educational setting in Birmingham for the Summer term. The successful candidate will support students with complex autism and proactively manage behaviours of concern. This role involves leading a class with 4 Teaching Assistants, ensuring that learners receive high-quality, tailored education in a nurturing environment. The students are working towards Early Learning Goals, with many at P6/P7 level. The classroom is set up similarly to an EYFS environment, with continuous provision and various learning stations. All students have an Education, Health, and Care Plan (EHCP) or a Statement of Special Educational Need. Key Responsibilities • Lead and support students with complex autism working towards Early Learning Goals • Supervise and support 4 Teaching Assistants to ensure effective learning delivery • Implement behaviour management strategies, focusing on resolution and reflection • Develop and deliver creative, engaging lessons tailored to the individual needs of each student • Provide regular assessment and feedback on student progress • Contribute to students' Individual Education Plans (IEPs) • Collaborate with other professionals, parents, and carers to support students' development • Adhere to safeguarding protocols and maintain a safe, inclusive learning environment • Participate in staff meetings, training, and professional development activities Essential Experience & Skills • Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) • Minimum of 2 years’ experience working with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASC) • Strong understanding of behaviour management techniques and de-escalation strategies • Experience working in SEND or early years settings • Ability to work collaboratively within a team and communicate effectively with staff, parents, and professionals • Knowledge of safeguarding and child protection procedures • Excellent communication skills, empathy, and resilience Why Join Us? • Work in a supportive, small-group setting designed to meet the unique needs of each student • Lead a dedicated team of Teaching Assistants • Make a meaningful impact on the lives of children with autism • Opportunities for personal and professional development Apply today and make a difference