Job Description
The National Autistic Society, the UK’s leading charity for autistic people, is seeking a qualified Class Teacher to join our team. Since 1962, we have been transforming lives, changing attitudes, and creating a society that works for autistic adults and children.
We support over 700,000 autistic individuals and their three million family members and carers by providing guidance, support, and practical advice during key moments in their lives. Our work also involves improving public understanding of autism, collaborating with businesses, local authorities, and government to foster autism-friendly environments, and advocating for better laws and services.
We offer a range of benefits including:
* Auto-enrolled Pension Scheme
* 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays (pro rata for term-time staff)
* Comprehensive induction, training, and development programs, including autism awareness and conference opportunities
* Online staff discount scheme for various benefits such as cycle to work, season ticket loans, and shopping discounts at major retailers
* Life Assurance at 2x base salary
* Flexible benefits including private health and dental insurance, car salary sacrifice scheme, holiday trading, and enhanced pension options
* Access to a 24-hour Employee Assistance and counselling programs
* Free Headspace mindfulness app (up to three friends or family members can also enroll)
* Eligibility for a Blue Light Card
Who We Are Looking For
We seek a passionate, resilient, and creative Class Teacher eager for a challenging, rewarding, and stimulating role. You should have a sense of humour, work well collaboratively within a multi-professional team, and be committed to ensuring every pupil makes good progress from their individual starting points.
The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong teaching qualities, innovation, vision, and specialized ASD knowledge through experience and practice. A genuine passion for making a difference and delivering engaging lessons across the curriculum is essential.
Role Responsibilities
You will:
* Embrace the evolving landscape of specialist education
* Oversee the development and operational management of your class and team
* Create a distinctive school culture that respects and empowers autistic pupils, encouraging positive life choices and rich experiences
This is a permanent role, working 35 hours per week.
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