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SEND Jobs in Birmingham

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About SEND jobs in and around Birmingham

15 SEND jobs in Birmingham schools live now.

Roles supporting pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in mainstream schools, resource bases and special schools.

Roles and pay

RoleLive jobsPay
Inclusion Support Worker6Pay guide
SEND Teaching Assistant4Pay guide
SENCO3Pay guide
Inclusion Manager2Pay guide
Inclusion Lead1Pay guide
Personal Care Assistant1Pay guide

Pay is the middle half (25th–75th percentile) and median of full-time equivalent annual pay stated on live adverts, never converted; shown only when 5 or more adverts state it. Adverts below the official minimum for the role or over 3 times the median are left out as likely mislabelled.

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How to get into SEND

  • Support roles welcome experience with autism, SEMH, speech and language or physical needs.
  • SENCOs must be qualified teachers (or the headteacher). New SENCOs must complete the NPQ for SENCOs within three years of starting.
  • An enhanced DBS check is needed for school roles.

Career path

  1. 1. SEND teaching assistant
  2. 2. Specialist or Level 3 SEND TA
  3. 3. SEND or special school teacher
  4. 4. SENCO
  5. 5. Head of inclusion or director of SEND

Questions

How many SEND jobs are there in and around Birmingham?
There are 15 live vacancies in and around Birmingham right now. The list updates throughout the day.
What qualifications do I need?
Support roles welcome experience with autism, SEMH, speech and language or physical needs. SENCOs must be qualified teachers (or the headteacher). New SENCOs must complete the NPQ for SENCOs within three years of starting. An enhanced DBS check is needed for school roles.
Which SEND role is most advertised in and around Birmingham?
Inclusion Support Worker, with 6 live vacancies.
How much do these jobs pay?
Each advert shows the pay exactly as the employer states it. Teaching posts follow the national pay scales (STPCD); support staff pay is set locally.
Can I get alerts for new jobs?
Yes. Use “Get job alerts” above the list to be emailed new vacancies like these.

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