The SEND Study Support Mentor role involves providing targeted in-class and out-of-class intervention support for high needs students in Further Education programmes.
The ideal candidate should have experience working with individuals with additional learning needs, excellent communication skills, and be empathetic and supportive.
Position is term-time only, working 15 hours per week across 38 weeks, based in Bradford with a salary ranging from £25,836 to £27,998 prorated.
The role involves teaching forensic science, engaging students in practical learning through mock crime scenes, laboratories, and relevant assessments to ensure educational excellence.
The ideal candidate should possess a strong background in forensic science, proven teaching skills at a higher education level, and a dedication to student success and social inclusion.
This part-time position is based in Bradford, offering a competitive salary and a commitment to social mobility, reflecting the university's supportive and inclusive culture.
Lead the operational management and technical delivery of IT systems across Children’s Services, ensuring quality support and training for 1000+ users.
Ideal candidates will need experience in managing IT systems, strong teamwork skills, and a drive for change and problem-solving.
This role is based in Bradford, focusing on continuous service improvements, with a commitment to restorative practices in a supportive environment.
The role involves coordinating Family Group Conferences to empower families in finding their own solutions and enhancing children's connections with loved ones.
The ideal candidate should possess strong interpersonal skills, experience in family engagement, and a passion for supporting vulnerable families.
This position is based in Bradford, offers full-time working hours, and promotes a supportive environment that values family engagement and relational practice.
Manage a varied caseload of patients with learning disabilities and mental health conditions, providing expert nutritional care and support.
Ideal candidates will be HCPC registered dietitians with strong communication skills and a collaborative approach, ideally with experience in mental health.
The role is based in Bradford with agile working options, offering opportunities for training, development, and participation in multidisciplinary projects.
The role involves supporting community-led regeneration initiatives, enhancing local neighbourhoods, and facilitating collaboration among diverse groups.
The ideal candidate should possess strong relationship-building skills, experience in community engagement, and a passion for improving residents' lives.
This full-time, temporary position is based in Bradford, offering personal development opportunities and the potential for an extension based on funding.
Work as part of a team to provide intensive, tailored support to families, enabling them to remain together, and engaging with multi-agency partners.
Ideal candidates will have experience in social care, strong interpersonal skills, and a passion for improving the lives of children and families.
The role is full-time, 37 hours per week, based in Bradford, offering a competitive salary with opportunities to make a meaningful impact on communities.