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Head of Additional Learning Support (ALS)

hireful.·Weybridge (South East England)On-siteLead
£45 000 – £46 600 / year
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  • Role Responsibilities: Lead the ALS team, influence college strategy, oversee EHCPs, build external relationships, and use data to improve learner outcomes.
  • Key Requirements: Experience in FE or school setting as Head of ALS, SENCO, Deputy SENCO or similar; Level 5 SEND qualification or equivalent; strong knowledge of SEND legislation.
  • Conditions & Benefits: On-site role in Weybridge with occasional travel; salary of £48,687.93; benefits include pension, holiday entitlement, professional development, and leadership of ALS service.
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Are you an experienced SENCO, Head of SEND, Deputy SENCO or ALS leader looking for a strategic leadership role without a teaching commitment? This is your opportunity to shape inclusive practice, lead a dedicated team and make a lasting impact on learners with SEND across a thriving further education college. As the new Head of Additional Learning Support you will influence college-wide strategy and make a meaningful difference to the lives of young people every day. Location: Weybridge (Surrey) and it's easily commutable from Ashford, Woking, Guildford, Kingston upon Thames, Epsom, Staines- upon Thames, Chertsey and the surrounding areas. You will also need a driving licence as occasional travel between sites is required. Salary: £48,687.93 with excellent benefits that include an excellent pension, generous holiday entitlement, professional development and the opportunity to lead a well-established ALS service. This role requires you to : • Lead the Additional Learning Support (ALS) team, including two ALS Leads, LSAs and an ALS Administrator. • Drive the college's SEND strategy and provision growth alongside the Director of Student Services. • Oversee EHCPs, High Needs provision, Exam Access Arrangements (EAA) and JCQ compliance. • Build strong relationships with curriculum teams, parents, local authorities and external agencies. • Use data and quality improvement initiatives to enhance learner outcomes and inclusion. • Maximise funding and manage the budget allocated for ALS and SEND provision. You will bring : • Experience from an FE or school setting as a Head of ALS, SENCO, Deputy SENCO or similar SEND leadership role • A Level 5 SEND qualification or degree (or equivalent experience) • Strong knowledge of High Needs funding, EHCPs and SEND legislation. • The confidence and enthusiasm to lead your team, whilst managing complex learner support and working collaboratively with external partners. • Inspirational leadership skills with a passion for inclusive education and the experience to help every learner reach their full potential. If you're a Deputy SENCO ready to take the next step, an Inclusion Manager, SEND Provision Manager, Learning Support Manager, or an existing Head of Additional Learning Support seeking a rewarding leadership role with no teaching commitment, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today!

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