Special Education Needs' Teacher at Stresert Services Limited

Role Overview:

The SEN Teacher will be responsible for delivering high-quality teaching and support to students with special educational needs, ensuring they have the necessary tools to achieve academic success. This role requires a commitment to structured lesson planning, individualized learning strategies, and collaboration with colleagues, parents, and support services.

Key Responsibilities

As a Subject Teacher:

• Develop and maintain subject materials in alignment with curriculum objectives.
• Organize and update subject files as required by the Head of Department (HOD).
• Regularly update the scheme of work and teaching units to reflect best practices.
• Support the creation of assessment materials, including questions and mark schemes.
• Implement the school\'s merit/demerit system to encourage positive student behavior.
• Engage in regular discussions with parents regarding student progress and areas for improvement.
• Maintain professionalism at all times, ensuring a structured, inclusive, and engaging learning environment.

As a Class Teacher

• Maintain a structured and orderly classroom environment, ensuring students are engaged and focused.
• Supervise students in arranging and maintaining an organized classroom setting.
• Work closely with year tutors and SEN coordinators to provide necessary support for students with special educational needs.
• Identify and communicate problem areas or concerns about students to the Guidance & Counseling department and school management.
• Oversee students\' subject choices and provide guidance on academic and pastoral issues as they arise.
• Proofread and finalize student reports at the end of each term.
• Develop strong relationships with students, keeping records of important personal details (e.g., birthdays) to foster a supportive classroom environment.

Requirements & Expectations

• Strong knowledge and experience in teaching students with special educational needs.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to collaborate with students, parents, and colleagues.
• Ability to differentiate instruction to meet diverse learning needs
• A commitment to professionalism, continuous improvement, and student success.
• Adherence to the school\'s values and policies.