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1:1 School-Based PsychologistinGreater LondoninGreater LondonPUBLISHED SAT 11 JAN 2025

Competitive, based on experience
EMPATHYMENTAL HEALTHMULTI-DISCIPLINARY

GSL Education

Providing direct, one-on-one support to children with Special Educational Needs (SEN), ensuring tailored and effective interventions.
The opportunity to make a profound impact on the emotional and academic development of vulnerable students, contributing to their long-term success.
A collaborative work environment, allowing you to work alongside teachers, SENCOs, and other professionals, enhancing multidisciplinary teamwork.
Flexibility in work arrangements, allowing for full-time or part-time options based on individual circumstances and preferences.
Access to ongoing professional development and training, supporting your growth and keeping you informed about the latest practices in psychology and education.
Being part of a welcoming and inclusive school community dedicated to the well-being and support of every child's unique needs.
The ability to promote mental health and emotional well-being, fostering a nurturing environment that benefits both students and the wider school community.
GSL Education is looking for a compassionate and skilled 1:1 School-Based Psychologist to work in Camden, Greater London, supporting children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) in a primary school setting. This role involves providing one-on-one psychological support, conducting assessments, and collaborating with teachers and SEN coordinators to develop tailored intervention plans. The psychologist will help students manage emotional and behavioral difficulties, implement therapeutic strategies in the classroom, and monitor progress while also providing guidance to staff and parents.

Candidates should be qualified psychologists with experience working with children with various SEN, such as ASD, ADHD, and learning disabilities. Strong communication skills, empathy, and patience are essential for building relationships with students and staff. The position offers competitive pay, flexible working hours, and opportunities for professional development, all within a welcoming school community focused on the emotional and academic well-being of its students.
Providing direct, one-on-one support to children with Special Educational Needs (SEN), ensuring tailored and effective interventions.
The opportunity to make a profound impact on the emotional and academic development of vulnerable students, contributing to their long-term success.
A collaborative work environment, allowing you to work alongside teachers, SENCOs, and other professionals, enhancing multidisciplinary teamwork.
Flexibility in work arrangements, allowing for full-time or part-time options based on individual circumstances and preferences.
Access to ongoing professional development and training, supporting your growth and keeping you informed about the latest practices in psychology and education.
Being part of a welcoming and inclusive school community dedicated to the well-being and support of every child's unique needs.
The ability to promote mental health and emotional well-being, fostering a nurturing environment that benefits both students and the wider school community.

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