English Language SEMH Teacher

English Language Teacher – SEMH

Location: Sheffield, S5

Can you inspire a love of English and help young people rebuild their confidence in learning?

PK Education is looking for an enthusiastic English Language Teacher with experience working in Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) settings for a teaching opportunity in Sheffield S5.

This role would suit a patient, resilient teacher who understands how to build positive relationships, adapt lessons and support pupils who may face barriers to education.

The role

Plan and deliver engaging English Language lessons tailored to pupils’ abilities and learning needs.

Develop pupils’ reading, writing and communication skills.

Create a supportive classroom where pupils feel valued and ready to learn.

Use consistent behaviour strategies to support engagement and emotional regulation.

Work closely with teaching assistants and wider school staff to support individual targets.

Assess progress and adapt teaching to help every pupil succeed.

We’re looking for:

Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or an equivalent recognised teaching qualification.

Experience teaching English Language and supporting pupils in SEMH settings.

Strong classroom management and a calm, relationship-focused approach.

An understanding of how SEMH needs can affect behaviour, attendance and learning.

Creativity, flexibility and a commitment to helping pupils achieve their potential.

An enhanced DBS registered on the Update Service, or willingness to obtain one, alongside satisfactory references and safeguarding checks.

Why work with PK Education?

Work with a dedicated local team who take the time to understand your experience, strengths and the type of setting where you can make the biggest difference. We’re passionate about connecting schools with people who inspire potential.

Interested? Get in touch with Amy to find out more or send over your CV.

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PK Education is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All appointments are subject to appropriate safeguarding and suitability checks