SEND Tutor

SEN Tutor / SEND Tutor – Camden | 1:1 Tuition | Flexible Hours Autism | SEMH | ADHD | Ages 5–25 | North London New Chapter Tuition is recruiting dedicated and experienced SEN / SEND Tutors to provide 1:1 personalised tuition for children and young people aged 5–25 across Camden and surrounding areas. This role is ideal for qualified teachers, tutors, HLTAs, teaching assistants, learning mentors, and education professionals with experience supporting learners with Autism (ASC), SEMH, ADHD, and complex needs. You will deliver engaging, nurture-led tuition in homes, libraries, community hubs, and alternative provisions. Salary & Benefits • Competitive hourly pay • Flexible part-time and full-time opportunities • Local tuition placements across Camden and North London • Ongoing CPD and SEND training • Professional development opportunities • Dedicated tutor support team • Long-term progression opportunities Key Responsibilities • Deliver tailored 1:1 tuition programmes • Support learners with SEN / SEND including Autism, SEMH, and ADHD • Adapt lessons to EHCP outcomes and individual needs • Build positive relationships that support confidence and engagement • Deliver trauma-informed, flexible learning approaches • Monitor progress and complete session reports • Work collaboratively with families, schools, and professionals Candidate Requirements • Previous SEN / SEND experience essential • Understanding of the UK National Curriculum • Experience as a teacher, tutor, TA, HLTA, or mentor preferred • Strong behaviour management and communication skills • Patient, resilient, and adaptable approach • Enhanced DBS (or willingness to obtain one) • Right to work in the UK Location Camden and surrounding North London boroughs Tuition delivered in community-based settings Safeguarding New Chapter Tuition is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All appointments are subject to enhanced DBS, references, and compliance checks. Apply Today Join a supportive team making a real difference through specialist SEN / SEND education