Teacher wanting a change?  How about supporting young people with autism or a learning disability?  It's Monday to Friday 9 – 5 (no weekend marking, etc) so a proper work life balance (one day a week is non-teaching and just admin).  And making a real difference – teaching young people the skills they need to thrive within the world of employment.You will be working for a national charity on their supported internship programme.  These are set up to provide classroom-based teaching to young people around employability and functional skills (you don’t need to have taught this previously).  The young people then go onto work experience placements with employers where they get constant support throughout the whole process.It’s a varied role.  Working with learners around their needs.  Delivering great schemes of work and also interacting with employers.  So, you get to see the end result.Salary

• £30, 395 – if you have a Level 5 teaching qualification (QTS, PGCE, DTLLS, etc.)

• £28, 143 - if you have a Level 3 teaching qualification (e.g. AET Level 3 / PTLLS) with solid teaching experience, ideally involving functional skills. After 6 months, the charity will fund your Level 5 qualification.

How to ApplyPlease apply via this advert — we aim to respond to everyone. If you haven’t heard back within 72 hours, please use the “Send Us a Message” form on the Contact Us page of the Red 5 People website, and a real person will get back to you.For more information about the role, call the office and ask for Lawrence (contact details on the Red 5 People website).