Aspiring Gang Prevention Worker - Learning Support Assistant - Farnham
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- Farnham, Surrey
- £110 per day
- Permanent
- Full-time
Location: Farnham
Salary: From £101.40 per day
Job Type: Full-timeAre you passionate about supporting vulnerable young people and helping them overcome challenges in a restorative, child-centred environment?Aspiring Gang Prevention Worker – Learning Support Assistant – Secondary SettingMilk Education is thrilled to offer an exciting opportunity for individuals aspiring to work in gang prevention and intervention. Join our team as a Learning Support Assistant (LSA) in an Alternative Provision and Specialist SEN school in Reading. This role is ideal for those aiming to build a career in Youth Justice, Gang Prevention, or Social Care while working with young people who face significant challenges.About the Role:This unique role focuses on building strong, trusting relationships with students aged 11-18. These young people may be at risk of gang involvement, exploitation, or facing social and emotional difficulties, including ADHD, anxiety, and trauma.You will:
- Build Trust and Relationships: Foster meaningful connections with students to help them regulate emotions and make positive life choices.
- Promote Positive Behaviours: Use restorative approaches to address barriers to learning and help students develop constructive coping strategies.
- Support Individual Needs: Work in small classes of 4-12 students, tailoring interventions to meet each young person’s needs.
- Empower Change: Assist students in reintegrating into education and their communities, reducing risks of gang involvement.
- Act as a role model and advocate for students with social, emotional, and mental health (SEMH) needs.
- Use restorative and trauma-informed practices to help students navigate challenging circumstances.
- Work collaboratively with school staff and therapists to implement holistic interventions.
- Celebrate progress and encourage resilience, focusing on small but significant milestones.
- Qualifications: Graduates in Criminology, Psychology, Youth Work, or related fields are encouraged to apply (non-graduates with relevant experience are also welcome).
- Passion: A genuine commitment to supporting vulnerable young people and promoting positive change.
- Empathy: A calm, proactive, and restorative approach to managing challenging behaviours.
- Experience: Previous work with vulnerable young people or those at risk of gang involvement is desirable (training provided).
- Expert Training: Develop skills in restorative practices, trauma-informed care, and SEMH education.
- Career Foundation: Gain invaluable experience for careers in Youth Justice, Social Work, Advocacy, or Gang Prevention.
- Supportive Team: Join a school community committed to your professional growth and wellbeing.
- Transform Lives: Make a lasting impact on young people who need guidance, safety, and encouragement.
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