SEND Support Jobs

Have you got what it takes to work in SEND?

Having experience working with a variety of special needs and disabilities is great, but having the right attitude is just as important and we look for people with a positive energy, patience and flexibility. If you are new to working in SEND, we will help you develop your skills and experience through a combination of work placements and free training, giving you access to some of the most rewarding and enjoyable jobs in education.

We offer CPD training courses to both experienced workers and people at the start of their SEND careers to equip you for specific roles with specific groups of pupils, often working in conjunction with schools themselves to deliver tailored programmes that lead to jobs.

Who we work with

There are a huge variety of special needs schools and units in the UK. Typically we work with a range of the following:

PRUs and Alternative Provision
PMLD Schools
SLD Schools
ASD schools and Units
SEMH Schools
Complex Needs Schools
Visual and Hearing Impaired Schools and Units

Skills, Experience and Training

Protocol Education can help you gain experience by finding you suitable appointments within schools which will help you develop your skills and increase your knowledge and confidence.

Added to this we can provide you with a range of training options including certificated Team Teach training delivered by our in-house trainers.

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17 Nov 20, by Scott Owen

Video Interviewing Top Tips

Hiring for January 2021As we head into winter and towards January, maintaining the safety of your colleagues and pupils by...

25 Sep 20, by Scott

Catch-Up Tuition Webinars

Protocol Education is holding a series of three webinars delivered by Lorraine Petersen OBE an educational consultant specialising in mental...

17 Sep 20, by Scott

Catch-Up Tuition Funding Explained

Catch-Up Tuition Funding ExplainedWhat is Catch-Up Tuition? Who gets funding for Catch-Up tuition? And what can the funding be used...

29 Jun 20, by Zuzana Vrtalova

School After Lockdown: A Year One Teacher’s Perspective

A few weeks ago our Year 1 teacher Nicholas was able to start teaching his students again. However, he had...

12 Jun 20, by Scott Owen

New CPD Courses to Support the Return to School

Protocol Education has curated a special range of courses to help prepare teachers and support workers for the return to...

07 May 20, by John Bishop

A Message from our CEO

When schools do reopen, we know that when they do, things are not going to be quite the way they...

30 Mar 20, by Scott Owen

Supporting Schools, Teachers, Support Workers and Pupils Through the Closures

The Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak has impacted our entire education system. Protocol Education is committed to playing our part to support...

24 Feb 20, by Zuzana Vrtalova

5 Ways to Get Children Moving in the Classroom

We all know that it’s hard to concentrate on one thing for a long time. According to this article from...

18 Dec 19, by Scott Owen

Protocol Education Christmas Survey Results

The results are in. We asked the Protocol Education nation the questions that matter this Christmas time, and you answered....

11 Nov 19, by Paul

Every Week Should Be Anti Bullying Week

It’s Anti Bullying Week this week, 11-17th November, but what does that mean for the classroom teacher who sees their...

10 Oct 19, by Emma

Mental Health Tips For Teachers

What can we do as teachers to create an environment that promotes good Mental Health? Here are my Top 10...

20 Sep 19, by John Bishop

Welcome to the New Protocol Education

Welcome to the new look Protocol. After 16 years of faithful service, our pencil topper mascots have been sent to...

23 Jul 19, by Ray

Why I chose Protocol

As soon as I gained Qualified Teacher Status I was bombarded with recruitment agency requests for me to sign with...

23 Jul 19, by Bianca

Five Things You Need To Know About Living And Working In A New English City.

I moved part-time to England last year and have been lucky enough to live and work in a range of...

23 Jul 19, by Paul

How to Avoid Teacher Burnout

The possibilities in teaching are endless. Learning never ends. But unfortunately the school day ends, as does the actual day...