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, Expeirence 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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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 Daniella

Top Travel Destinations for Teachers

I find that a top travel destination is anywhere that pushes you past your boundaries and allows you to simply...

23 Jul 19, by Amy

Managing Your Workload

Managing your WorkloadOn average, one in three teachers leave the profession within the first five years. This movement of many...

23 Jul 19, by Adam

My First Day in Special Needs

Your first day anywhere can be nerve racking. Adam shares with us his first day in a Special Education School...

23 Jul 19, by Alysha

Interview Tips

One of the Protocol team asked me if I had any thoughts on interview tips for securing a long-term position,...

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...

23 Jul 19, by Jessica

Juggling Work and Play for Teachers

Juggling Work and Play in a Long-Term PositionBeing in a long-term position certainly has its perks. You know where you’re...

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 Jed

10 Tips for a Successful Interview

10 tips for a successful interviewAnxiety can inevitably set in before an interview. Leigh, a consultant from our Leicester office...

22 Jul 19, by Miranda

6 Weapons Against No Lesson Plans When Supply Teaching

Miranda sweeps in and saves the day to remind us of 6 weapons that will help you on those supply...

22 Jul 19, by Paul

Active Plenary

Supply? It’s just babysitting isn’t it? Nothing really gets learnt. Right? Spending sometimes only a matter of minutes with a...

22 Jul 19, by Zuzana Vrtalova

5 Ways to be an effective TA

I don’t know how to narrow this down to just five as I think the list could be endless. But...

22 Jul 19, by Alison Brady

The Transition from Secondary to Primary

Despite being a trained secondary school teacher, through working with Protocol, I am grateful to have been able to expand...

22 Jul 19, by Emma Tweney

5 Daily Survival Tips for TA's

Emma gives us her top five tips to make your day in daily supply run as smoothly as possibleLet’s face...

22 Jul 19, by Bianca

The Best Stress Free Day Trips in the UK

Have you finished your planning for next year? Desperate to take your mind off the ongoing pressures of being a...