5 education jobs found in Crosby

Wrexham Council are recruiting a Qualified social worker (Education) for their Children’s service £35p/h Hybrid working The Education Support Service is looking to appoint a highly motivated Education Social Worker. The successful candidate will be highly skilled in this area and have a high level of specialist knowledge and expertise, particularly in relation to school attendance, exclusion and safeguarding. They will be proficient in working with schools and a range of partners and stakeholders, including young people and their parents. This is an exciting opportunity for a professional who is passionate about the importance of education and committed to ensuring that the needs of all children and young people are successfully supported. An enhanced DBS & Social Council for Wales registration is required for this position. The post is term time only and is unable to facilitate home working. Working with Tripod Partners offers you a number of benefits including: Your...

Job Title: Youth Justice Practitioner Location: Merseyside (Local Authority) Contract: Full-time, Temporary (initial 3–6 months) Rate: £23-£25 per hour (dependent on experience) We're currently supporting a local authority in Merseyside in their search for an experienced Youth Justice Practitioner to join their Youth Offending Service. This is a frontline role focused on supporting young people involved in the justice system, with the aim of reducing reoffending and improving long-term outcomes. You’ll be part of a multidisciplinary team working across statutory and early intervention services, using evidence-based approaches to engage young people, assess risk and vulnerability, and deliver meaningful change. Key responsibilities: * Hold a caseload of young people subject to court orders and out-of-court disposals * Complete AssetPlus assessments and develop personalised intervention plans * Work collaboratively with families, schools, police, social...

Duty & Assessment Social Worker - Tameside Council Location: Tameside, Greater Manchester Rate: Up to £39 per hour (Umbrella) - depending on experience Hours: 36 hours per week - Full-time Contract Type: Agency / Temporary Overview Caritas Recruitment is urgently seeking an experienced Social Worker to join Tameside Council's Duty & Assessment Team. This is a front-line role responsible for managing referrals, conducting assessments, and carrying out statutory duties to safeguard children and families. You'll work in a fast-paced, high-performing team dealing with new referrals, strategy discussions, and Section 47 enquiries. Please note: Candidates must have a minimum of 3 years' post-qualification experience in a Duty & Assessment or Front Door team. Applications not meeting this requirement will not be considered. Key Responsibilities Manage a Duty & Assessment caseload, responding to new referrals and undertaking assessments in line with statutory...

Child and Youth Justice Service Practitioner Location: Central and East Lancashire (Preston, Burnley, and surrounding areas) About the Role We are seeking a committed and professional practitioner to join our Child and Youth Justice Service. The successful candidate will work within a multi-agency environment to support children involved with the youth justice system, with a focus on preventing offending, reducing re-offending, and lowering custody rates. You will manage a varied caseload of children in both community and custodial settings, ensuring high-quality assessment, intervention, supervision, and support. This role requires a practitioner who is resilient, child-centred and motivated to deliver high-quality work in line with the Youth Justice Board principles of Child First, Trauma-Informed and Restorative practice, and the Probation Service values of Purpose, Humanity, Openness and Together. Qualifications & Requirement Preference for a qualified Probation...

Family first case worker 36 hours per week, flexible hybrid working To work as a member of the Family First Service delivering targeted and co-ordinated interventions to families with children 0-18 years displaying a range  of complex, interacting needs. These will include effective parenting skills, relationship breakdown, family dynamics; emotional health and well-being, sexual health and self-esteem. Families will be supported to achieve better outcomes including improved school attendance and tackle issues such as truancy and exclusion, reduce risk-taking behaviour including crime, anti social behaviour and improve employability.  Family First Case Managers will adopt a multi-disciplinary approach to working with families and will have a good working knowledge of services and  interventions that are available across the partnership to support families. Family First Case Managers will undertake holistic, Early Help assessments in  partnership with families, and will act in...