Meet the team

Our dedicated SEND team is based in our London office, and together they have over 40 years of experience working within SEND. They work with both special schools and mainstream schools with SEND requirements to meet their specific, often complex needs.

What we do

SEND roles we regularly recruit for:

SEND Teachers
SENDCos
Learning Support Assistants (LSA)
Teaching Assistants (TA)
Speech & Language Therapists (SaLT) and TAs
Occupational Therapists
PRU teaching and support staff

We source candidates who have specific experience with:

Learning difficulties (PMLD, SLD, SpLD, MLD)
Social and behavioural dificulties
Mental health conditions
Visual impairments
Hearing impairments
Physical disabilities

We work with a range of Schools, such as:

Schools for sensory impaired pupils
Schools for disabled pupils
Schools for pupils with learning disabilities
Pupil Referral Units
Mainstream schools with pupils with EHCPs
Mainstream schools with pupils who need extra support

SEND Staff

We know a teacher is always developing and facing a variety of challenges. That’s why we offer free ongoing support to all our teachers through a range of CPD and wellbeing benefits.

Benefits

SEND Compliance

All the teachers, support staff, and specialists that we work with are subject to a comprehensive vetting process that ensures they meet both DfE and Quality Mark standards before being considered for any role in an Engage Education partner school.

Compliance

Team Teach

Team Teach training provides de-escalation strategies any physical intervention techniques to support teaching, learning and caring in both SEND and mainstream settings. Our in-house Team Teach trainers from the SEND team are able to offer full Team Teach training for schools, teachers and support staff. We run Team Teach training events every half term.