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Daytime SEND Tutor – Peterborough

£28–£32 per hour | Self-employed | Flexible hours up to 30/week | Start this September

Do you want to work with the students who need you most, without being boxed in by a rigid curriculum that doesn't fit them?

At Tutor Doctor Peterborough Huntingdon Stamford, you'll support children and young people with SEND, anxiety (including Emotionally Based School Avoidance), and social, emotional and mental health needs, and you'll do it your way, building sessions around the student.

The essentials

• Pay: £28–£32 per hour, including full pay for cancellations

• Hours: Up to 30 hours/week, daytime — you choose your availability

• Location: Peterborough

• Start: Recruiting now for the new school year, with interviews running through August

Who we are

Our mission is "to change the trajectory of students' lives." We're a multi-award-winning, family-run branch of an international organisation. That means you benefit from being part of a global, collaborative network while we maintain a constant, local presence and a personal, direct relationship with our tutors, students and clients. Through our numerous accreditations, we've worked with over 50 schools and 5 local authorities.

Who we're looking for

• QTS/QTLS, a relevant degree, or experienced HLTA

• Minimum 2 years' experience teaching or tutoring learners with SEND, EHCPs, or SEMH needs

• Experience working with students who may have anxiety, EBSA, or behavioural difficulties, at primary or secondary level (KS1–KS5)

• A genuine ability to build trust and adapt your approach to each student

• Enhanced DBS (or willingness to obtain one, which we can facilitate), plus solid working knowledge of safeguarding

What you'll be doing You'll deliver 1:1 or small-group daytime sessions, mainly in Maths, English and Science, though other subjects may come up too. You’ll primarily be in person, in schools, local centres, hired rooms, sometimes a student's home, but occasionally some students require online tuition. Students are referred by schools and local authorities, often with an EHCP or identified learning/behavioural needs. You'll plan and adapt sessions to meet both academic and therapeutic goals, set targets collaboratively with the student, and report on progress regularly — all while complying with safeguarding procedures and best practice.

Why tutors stay with us

• Total flexibility: you pick your own hours and students

• We brief you properly first: we liaise with the school and local authority before placement, so you go in with full context on the student

• We handle the admin: we take care of renewals, school liaison, and referrals, so you can focus on teaching

• Real support, not just a placement: ongoing management contact, CPD via ÌÇÐÄVlog Develop, safeguarding training, and a genuine team behind you

• Multiple settings: schools, colleges, youth centres, and occasionally online

How to apply We follow a Safer Recruitment Process developed with the NSPCC. You'll need the right to work in the UK on a self-employed basis and a recent Enhanced DBS (or Update Service subscription). Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, apply now to be considered for a September start.