Behavior Support Worker

A Behaviour Support Worker helps children and young people who may have behavioural, emotional, or social difficulties. They usually work in schools, colleges, or specialist settings, supporting pupils to manage their behaviour and engage positively with learning. The role involves working closely with teachers, parents, and sometimes external professionals to develop strategies and interventions that help pupils succeed. Tasks might include one-to-one support, running small group activities, and helping to create a safe and encouraging learning environment. Good communication skills, patience, and the ability to build trusting relationships are key qualities for this job.