SEND Teaching Jobs

Protocol Education are Special Needs Specialists

Protocol Education really are specialist when it comes to finding jobs for SEND teachers in special needs schools. We have been working with special schools, PRUs, SEND units and Alternative Provisions successfully for years, finding the right teacher for the right special needs job.

Our SEND teams and consultant are waiting to help you further your career within special needs. Even if you don't currently have first hand experience of working in special needs we can help. We have successfully helped thousands of teachers make the transition from mainstream to special needs.

Who we work with

Protocol Education works with schools and units catering for the full spectrum of special needs and disabilities:

Pupil Referral Units (PRUs) are schools set up for children who have been taken out of mainstream schools usually due to illness or exclusion

Social, Emotional and Mental Health Schools (SEMH) focus on behavioural difficulties and mental health issues.

ASD Schools focus solely on Autism, accepting students with anything from moderate to severe levels of Autism.

Severe Learning Difficulty Schools the students at these schools require help with daily activities as well as communication and social difficulties

PMLD Schools cater for students with Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties which usually means a type of developmental delay with physical and sensory impairments.

Jobs in Special Needs

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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29 Jun 20, by Zuzana Vrtalova

School After Lockdown: A Year One Teacher’s Perspective

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30 Mar 20, by Scott Owen

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

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