PDA Tutor

The successful Tutor will support the student for 15 hours per week across Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, with sessions taking place after 12:30pm. You will work at the student's pace, adapting learning activities to their individual needs, interests and engagement levels. Building trust and creating a positive relationship will be central to the role. Key responsibilities Providing one-to-one tutoring and educational support. Supporting a student with a PDA profile using a flexible and low-demand approach. Building a positive and trusting relationship with the student. Adapting lessons and activities to suit the student's individual needs. Using creative approaches to encourage engagement with learning. Supporting confidence, emotional regulation and independence. Working collaboratively with parents/carers and other professionals where appropriate. Monitoring and communicating progress. Creating a calm, safe and positive learning environment. About you The ideal candidate will: Have previous experience working with children or young people with PDA, autism, ADHD, anxiety or other additional needs. Understand the importance of flexibility when supporting a young person with a PDA profile. Be patient, calm, empathetic and non-judgemental. Be able to adapt their approach and think creatively. Have experience in tutoring, teaching, SEN support or a similar role. Be reliable and consistent. Have excellen...