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Student Wellbeing agent:Job description:Job location: Selby Hours of work: 29.6 hours per week Weeks per year: Term time only, 40 weeks per year We have a great opportunity for a Student Wellbeing agent to join our Student practice team. As a Student Wellbeing agent, you will provide a wellbeing service for students primarily aged 16-18, ensuring the wellbeing of students and supporting their progression. this function will involve developing positive and constructive relationships with students, to enhance their personal and social education and enable them to participate fully in all College activities. You will work with students individually and in groups, to overcome internal and external barriers to their education and progression and provide interventions to those at risk of becoming disengaged. This is a very diverse function, where you will work within a busy environment and contact with lots of different staff and stakeholders with the student at the heart of the function. We are seeking for someone who is passionate about student's achieving their potential and putting the facilities and support in place to make sure we prepare students not only for college but for life and work beyond college. You should be a positive individual with a focus on building and developing relationships, practice of supporting young people and working with a range of stakeholders in a pastoral and student support setting. As a Student Wellbeing agent,you should: » Hold GCSE A* - C / 9 - 4 in English and Maths or equivalent » Hold a recognised Level 2 Youth Work, mentoring or counselling qualification or be able to evidence work practice of supporting the wellbeing, engagement, and progression of young people and encouraging those at risk of disengagement or with barriers to progression » Hold a Mental Health First Aid qualification or willing to undertake You should also be able to demonstrate: » practice of engaging 15-19 year olds in life enhancing opportunities and activities » practice of supporting young people at risk of disengaging and covering barriers to progression » An consciousness of a range of personal difficulties and anxieties practiced by young people » prosperous problem solving practice and conflict resolution See what we have to offer and come and join us. You won't be disappointed. Benefits include: » Personal and Professional Development opportunities » Generous Contributory Pension Scheme » Discounted Metro Card Scheme » Cycle to Work Scheme » Access to employee assistance programme » Reduced price personal gym membership » Access to a wide variety of high street discounts (retail, supermarkets,and restaurants) » Annual Staff Recognition Awards Interview date: 13th May 2024 PLEASE NOTE NO AGENCIES, DIRECT candidates ONLY. The Heart of Yorkshire Education Group is committed to safeguarding the welfare of all students and this post will be subject to Enhanced Disclosure from the DBS. We aim to develop a workforce that reflects the diverse community we serve and positively encourage applications from all. If you are currently living overseas or have lived / worked overseas in the last five years please be aware that you will be required to provide an overseas criminal record check from the country/countries you have worked/resided in if you are the preferred candidate for the post. Further details of how to obtain the additional check is here:Criminal records checks for overseas candidates - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) Skills:
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