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Job Post Details

SEN / SEMH Tutor - Primary-Level English & Maths
Study Mind
Kidderminster
£24.00 - £32.50 an hour
Self-employed, Temporary, Part-time
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Job details

£24.00 - £32.50 an hour
Self-employed, Temporary, Part-time
Monday to Friday
Kidderminster

Full job description

SEN / SEMH Tutor - Primary-Level English & Maths
Kidderminster / Bromsgrove, Worcestershire

Hours: 10 hours per week
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 10am–12pm
Delivery: 1:1, face-to-face tuition
Location: Community/library venue in Kidderminster or Bromsgrove, subject to confirmation
Start: ASAP, subject to safeguarding checks and Compliance clearance

About the role

Study Mind is looking for an experienced tutor to support a secondary-aged pupil who is working at approximately Year 1 emerging level.

This role requires early-primary teaching experience, particularly phonics, early reading, writing and practical Maths, alongside strong SEMH and behaviour-support skills.

You will help the pupil rebuild confidence, establish a consistent learning routine and develop foundational skills. Teaching should be practical, engaging and appropriate to his age, with short activities and regular movement breaks.

What you’ll be doing

  • Planning and delivering individual English and Maths lessons around the pupil’s starting points.
  • Teaching early phonics, blending, simple words and sentence writing.
  • Developing counting and number skills within 20, including simple addition and subtraction.
  • Using visuals, objects, games and practical activities to make learning accessible.
  • Building trust and supporting emotional regulation through calm, consistent routines.
  • Adapting communication with clear instructions, repetition and processing time.
  • Recording progress and sharing feedback with the wider team.

Experience we’re looking for

You must be confident delivering early-primary learning independently and supporting pupils with significant SEMH and behavioural needs.

You should bring:

  • Experience teaching phonics, early literacy and foundational Maths.
  • Relevant SEN experience, including adapting learning for communication and attention needs.
  • Strong positive behaviour-support and de-escalation skills.
  • A patient, consistent approach with clear boundaries.
  • The ability to assess learning needs, plan suitable activities and recognise small steps of progress.
  • Availability for all five weekday mornings and the ability to travel to the agreed venue.

Experience supporting older pupils working at an early-primary level would be particularly valuable. A background in specialist education, alternative provision or primary teaching would also be relevant.

QTS is desirable but not essential. Applicants must demonstrate the teaching experience and behaviour-support skills needed for this placement.

Safeguarding

An Enhanced DBS, appropriate safeguarding training and satisfactory completion of Study Mind’s Compliance checks are required before starting.

How to apply

Please apply with your CV and a brief outline of your phonics, early Maths and SEMH experience, confirming your availability for Monday–Friday, 10am–12pm.

Pay: £24.00-£32.50 per hour

Expected hours: 10.0 per week

Work Location: In person

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