Kibble
Kibble is a specialist organisation committed to providing high-quality services for at-risk children and young people across the UK. With a focus on trauma-informed care, Kibble helps young people who have faced significant challenges, offering them a nurturing and therapeutic environment.
The organisation values collaboration, trust, and empowerment, ensuring that each young person feels a sense of belonging and is encouraged to realise their self-worth. Kibble provides a robust support network and a range of integrated services tailored to meet individual needs.
- Commitment to social change: Improving the lives of vulnerable children and young people.
- Comprehensive training: Opportunities for professional development and personal growth.
- Community-focused: Engaging with families and external agencies to foster a supportive network.
3 Vacancies
£42,018 - £52,740 a year
- Deliver inspiring and engaging lessons tailored to individual learners, focusing on Technical Education and helping students meet their maximum potential.
- Ideal candidates will possess a relevant teaching qualification and experience with secondary education, particularly for students with additional support needs.
- This position is based in Paisley, involves working in small classes, and offers a supportive environment in a charity dedicated to youth care.
£42,018 - £52,740 a year
- Deliver engaging music lessons to secondary aged learners with additional support needs, focusing on personalisation and inspiring reluctant learners.
- Ideal candidates should have a teaching qualification in Music, strong values, and experience with diverse educational needs.
- The position is based in Paisley with small class sizes, offering a supportive environment and the chance to oversee personalised learning plans.
£13.45 an hour
- The role involves direct support for children and young people, addressing their individual needs through trauma-informed practices in various settings.
- The ideal candidate should possess effective communication skills, resilience, and a commitment to collaborative care with various stakeholders.
- This temporary, full-time position is based in Paisley PA1, with training and mentorship provided throughout the 12-month programme.