Part Time Maths Tutor, Chester

Chester

£30 per hour, weekly pay via PAYE

Temporary, part-time

School hours (approx. 9:30am–2:30pm, not after school)

Own transport is essential

The Education Network, Warrington is Cheshire’s leading provider of 1–1 Tutors for students not accessing full-time education. We work with mainstream, SEN schools, plus 7 borough councils, with growing demand in Chester.

Our vision is to provide a holistic approach to the learning needs of students who are having difficulties in the classroom or attending school. Our specialist Tutors work tirelessly to engage students, some with mild to complex SEMH/SEN. Our aim is to help students overcome barriers to learning and piece together their future goals & aspirations.

Deliver 1–1 sessions during the school day in settings such as schools, libraries, children’s centres, or students’ homes (full risk assessment completed if 1-1 in the home). Sessions typically last 1–2 hours per student, with flexible hours to suit your available days/times. We are looking for at least 2 days/10 hrs+ per week availability for any new Tutor.

Support young people with mild to moderate learning difficulties and/or SEMH needs. Many students are disengaged from education and may present challenging behaviour. Tutors have experience in a similar role & must be extremely patient, empathetic, and confident in rebuilding engagement and rapport with students.

Experience in a similar 1‑1 tutoring role for students with mild to moderate learning difficulties and/or SEMH needs.

Exceptional patience, empathy, and confidence in engaging disengaged students.

Minimum availability of at least 2 days (≥10 hours) per week during school hours.

• Established local reputation as a private 1‑1 provider (15+ years)
• Dedicated consultant support – working with a small team of 3!
• Long‑term, consistent placements & a consistent timetable of local students
• PAYE weekly pay – no hidden payroll fees
• Safeguarding & SEMH training
• Ongoing CPD
• Access to a professional peer network