Two positions are currently opened:
We are looking for dynamic Specialist Mental Health Mentors to work with students who have a diagnosed mental health condition and are studying at university.
The person would be available to start immediately, reporting to the Director at this well-established not for profit organisation. They would be able to commit to 15 contact hours per week with the students during term time, accommodating students as and when they are referred.
The successful candidate will be/have:
The principle duties will be to
Pay: £35/hour inside M25 (plus holiday pay). Successful candidates are provided with, amongst other benefits: clinical supervision, group supervision and a thorough onboarding process. We particularly welcome applications from disabled and Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) candidates. Interested candidates should send a covering letter and a CV to:
A role description and person specification can be sent on request
Deadline for applications: The 31st of March at 5pm, although we welcome early applications.
We are looking for dynamic Specialist Autism Mentors to work with students who have a diagnosed AS condition and are studying at HE or FE.
We are seeking a number of positions, to work with AS students studying mainly in the London area but also regionally. Although the role will initially be via remote working due to Covid-19, the candidate would also be available to meet students in person once restrictions are lifted and it is safe to do so.
The person would be available to start as soon as possible, reporting to the Director at this well-established not for profit organisation. They would be working to a flexible employer's contract with holiday and sick pay £35/hour per contact hour with the student.
Successful candidates are provided with, amongst other benefits: clinical supervision, group supervision, sick pay and holiday pay.
The practitioner would be able to commit to a number of contact hours per week with students during term time, accommodating students in their schedule as and when they are referred.
The successful candidate will be/have:
An honours degree (in any subject) and must meet the SFE Mandatory Criteria for Band 4 Specialist Mentor – Autism Spectrum Conditions (section 4 pages 10 to 11).
You will have experience of working in the area of autism support and will be committed to disability equity. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills are essential together with the ability to work independently and as part of a team.
The principle duties will be too:
We particularly welcome applications from disabled and Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) candidates.
Interested candidates should send a covering letter and a CV to: