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SEN Mentor / Companion, Cambridge, CB4. £22.00+ gross per hour. A rewarding after-school opportunity supporting Ivy, a teenager with Autism (ASC), as she prepares for an exciting transition to a specialist secondary school. Help build confidence, independence and a trusted long-term relationship during this important stage of her journey.
Key Information
* Job Title: SEN Mentor / Companion
* Pay: £22.00+ gross per hour, dependent on experience
* Location: Cambridge, CB4
* Hours and Days of Work: Monday to Friday, 02:30 PM to 07:00 PM, term time only. *Additional hours during the school holidays may be available.
* Essential Experience: Experience supporting autistic or neurodivergent teenagers or young people, LGBTQIA+ positive and inclusive, Non-smoker/vaper.
* Driver Required: No
* Family Pets: None
* Recruiter: Jade Bariesheff
Ivy, 13, is bright, funny and exceptionally intelligent, with a love of languages, anime and organised projects. She has Autism (ASC) and benefits from a calm, low-demand approach that helps reduce anxiety and build confidence. This is a fantastic opportunity to become a trusted mentor during an exciting transition to a new specialist school. Ideal for someone who enjoys building genuine relationships, embraces individuality and is passionate about supporting neurodivergent young people. Experience supporting autistic teenagers or young people with additional needs is essential. This is a long-term, after-school role with opportunities to make a lasting difference.
Interested? For full job details see the Snap Care website