SEN Tutor/Home Tutor - Bromley Job Titles: SEN Tutor Location: Bromley and surrounding areas Subjects: Maths and English essential; additional subjects welcome Age Range: Primary to GCSE Hours: Flexible, 0-40 hours per week Typical Referral: 10-15 hours per week per student Pay: Competitive rates, depending on experience and qualifications Contract: Flexible, ongoing opportunities Working Hours: Mainly during school hours About the Role Remedy Tutors is recruiting enthusiastic and dedicated tutors to support children and young people across Bromley who require additional educational support. We welcome applications from experienced tutors, qualified teachers, SEN specialists, teaching assistants, graduates and education professionals looking for flexible tutoring opportunities. You will deliver personalised one-to-one tuition to students who may be out of school, unable to access mainstream education or require additional support to reach their potential. Tuition may take place in the student's home or another suitable learning environment. This is an opportunity to make a genuine difference by helping young people improve their academic progress, confidence and engagement with learning. Maths and English teaching experience is essential, with additional subject specialisms welcomed. Who You Could Be Supporting Our students have a wide range of needs, including: Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND/SEN) Autism (ASC/ASD) ADHD Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs Dyslexia and dyscalculia Anxiety and Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA) Speech, language and communication needs Learning difficulties and gaps in education Students with Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) Children and young people accessing alternative provision Every student is different, and we aim to match each referral to a tutor's experience, skills and availability. Your Responsibilities Delivering individualised one-to-one Maths and English tuition. Supporting primary, secondary and GCSE students. Planning engaging lessons tailored to individual learning needs. Identifying gaps in knowledge and monitoring progress. Adapting teaching approaches for students with SEN/SEND. Building positive relationships and encouraging learner confidence. Supporting individual education targets where appropriate. Maintaining appropriate session records and communicating progress. Working collaboratively with parents, carers and other professionals when required. Who Should Apply? We would love to hear from: SEN/SEND tutors and specialist teachers. Home tutors and private tutors. Outreach and alternative provision tutors. Qualified teachers and GCSE subject tutors. Teaching assistants with strong Maths and English knowledge. Graduates with relevant tutoring or educational experience. Education professionals experienced in supporting vulnerable learners. You should be patient, reliable, adaptable and confident working independently with children and young people. QTS is not essential for every referral, provided you have suitable experience and subject knowledge. An Enhanced DBS on the Update Service is preferred. Subjects We Need Essential: Maths and English. What We Offer Competitive pay rates based on experience and qualifications. Flexible working opportunities to suit your availability. Part-time and longer-term tutoring placements. Referrals across Bromley and surrounding areas. Opportunities to support a variety of ages and additional needs. The chance to make a meaningful difference to students who need personalised support. Typical referrals are around 10-15 hours per week per student, with hours varying depending on individual requirements and placement availability. Apply Today If you're searching for SEN tutor, SEND tutor, outreach tutor, home tutor, private tutor, 1:1 tutor, specialist teacher or alternative provision opportunities in Bromley, we'd love to hear from you. Send us your CV and let us know your subject specialisms, experience, availability and preferred age groups. Join Remedy Tutors and help children and young people overcome barriers to education