Location
    Thatcham,RG18
    Date

    Prior's Court

    Prior’s Court is a Residential Special School, catering for children and young people from ages 5-25, all of whom have complex autism and learning difficulties.

    • Monday to Friday 9-5 with some flexibility depending on role requirements.
    • Experience with supporting the creation and implementation of PBS strategies.
    • Strong understanding of Autism and/or Learning difficulties
    • Daily commute required Thatcham RG18 9NU (Newbury, Berkshire)

    Prior’s Court are looking for a Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Specialist whose primary focus is to provide support for the management of behaviours that challenge and mental health problems for young people; and to support our Autism Practitioners to ensure young people grow and develop, encouraging each individual to achieve their aspirations and lead fulfilling and purposeful lives.

    PBS Specialists work with both education and care teams to positively and proactively promote a person–centred caring environment through the development and coaching of high standards of professional practice ensuring each young person’s personal care, social and emotional needs are met.

    This role is ideal for individuals with an interest and experience in PBS and behaviours that challenge, who have a passion for working with autistic young people with learning disabilities and additional diagnoses and are looking to take the next step in their careers.

    Degree in Psychology (2:1) or above which confers eligibility for graduate basis for registration (GBR) with the British Psychological Society

    Or Diploma or above in Positive Behaviour Support

    Salary: up to £33,000.00 per annum depending on experience and qualifications

    Working Hours: 37.5 hours per week 52 weeks per year

     

    Closing Date : 7th April 2024

    Please be aware that applications will be considered upon receipt.

     

    Prior’s Court was set up by Founding Patron Dame Stephanie Shirley, whose vision of a centre of excellence for children with autism became reality with the opening of Prior’s Court School in 1999. We have since grown to support around 90 young people with autism aged between 5-25 years with the opening of Prior’s Court Young Adult Provision in 2011. Since opening, our support team has grown from around 20 to 600 and we have built a reputation as a leading edge educational, vocational, and residential facility for young people with autism. Working with our young people can be challenging but extremely rewarding. Hear from our staff who are passionate about the difference they make.