Job Title: SEN Teacher
Location: Rotherham
Salary: Up to £220 per day (depending on experience)
Contract Type: Full-time / Part-time / Day-to-Day / Long-Term
Start Date: Immediate

GSL Education are looking for a dedicated and compassionate SEN Teacher to join schools in Rotherham. In this role, you will provide tailored support to students with Special Educational Needs, ensuring they can access the curriculum, achieve their learning goals, and develop essential skills.

This is a fantastic opportunity for qualified teachers, experienced teaching assistants looking to step up, or anyone passionate about making a difference in the lives of children with additional needs.

About the Role

Plan and deliver engaging lessons for students with SEN

Provide individual or small-group support tailored to student needs

Support the social, emotional, and behavioural development of students

Work closely with classroom staff to implement Individual Education Plans (IEPs)

Monitor and record student progress, reporting to the SENCO and leadership team

Maintain a safe, inclusive, and structured learning environment

Requirements

Qualified teacher status (QTS) preferred

Experience working with children with SEN is desirable

Strong communication and interpersonal skills

Patient, adaptable, and empathetic approach

Commitment to safeguarding and promoting student welfare

Why Work with GSL Education?

Competitive daily rates (up to £220 per day)

Flexible opportunities to fit your schedule

Work across a range of schools in Rotherham

Ongoing support from experienced education consultants

Opportunities for long-term placements and career progression

To Work with GSL Education, You Must

Have the right to work in the UK

Provide an up-to-date CV with two references from the last two years

Hold an enhanced DBS registered on the Update Service or be willing to apply for one

If you are ready to make a real impact as an SEN Teacher in Rotherham, apply via the application link on this page or visit the GSL Education website and contact the South Yorkshire branch (ask for Matilda Hume) for further information