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Brent Council

London borough council providing local services

KS4 & SEND Advisory Officer

EducationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeUnited Kingdom£46.2k - £49.6kIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Substantial experience supporting vulnerable children and young people in education, special educational needs and disabilities, social care or a related setting.
  • Understanding of Key Stage 4 education, General Certificate of Secondary Education pathways, and barriers affecting attendance, achievement and progression.
  • Knowledge of special educational needs and disabilities requirements, Education, Health and Care Plans, the SEND Code of Practice, and children looked after.
  • Ability to work confidently with schools, carers and multi-agency partners to coordinate support and provide challenge where needed.
  • Ability to interpret pupil and cohort information, prioritise a varied caseload and develop effective educational interventions.
  • Ability to communicate clearly, build positive relationships and keep children’s views and aspirations central to planning.
  • A relevant Level 3 qualification in special educational needs and disabilities, education, health or a related field, or equivalent professional experience, is required.
  • Applicants must be eligible redeployees. A supporting statement demonstrating how they meet the role criteria is required; a CV may be submitted but cannot replace it.
  • An internal transfer form must be completed and attached to the application.

Responsibilities

  • Lead educational oversight of the Key Stage 4 cohort, monitoring attendance, progress, attainment and educational stability.
  • Work with schools and partners to strengthen Personal Education Plans, coordinate targeted support and improve General Certificate of Secondary Education and equivalent outcomes.
  • Provide specialist advice and oversight for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities, including Education, Health and Care Plan reviews and specialist or out-of-borough provision.
  • Help prevent exclusions and gaps in education, and support successful Year 11 transitions into education, employment or training.
  • Work closely with designated teachers, special educational needs coordinators, social workers, carers, education providers and other professionals, offering practical advice and constructive challenge to remove barriers to learning.

About the Company

Brent Council

London borough council providing local services

Brent Council is the local authority for the Brent borough in London, serving both inner and outer London with a diverse community. It provides public services such as housing, education, waste, transport, social care, planning, and culture, and it supports residents and businesses through digital platforms and council departments. The council operates a transformation agenda aimed at reshaping how services are delivered to better meet community needs and improve outcomes across the borough. Compared with other councils, Brent emphasizes its cultural and ethnic diversity, strong community engagement, and a broad, integrated approach to governance and service delivery. Its goal is to improve people’s lives in Brent by offering efficient, inclusive, and sustainable services, while fostering economic growth and a vibrant local community.

Company size
1,001-5,000
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London, United Kingdom
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