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Experienced SEN Caseworkers

Education Advocacy provides legally based advice to parents across England and Wales to progress through the EHCP, or any other education based, appeal.

We now need a SEN Caseworker to work to the MD or Head of Legal to provide effective support to our clients whilst moving through that process.

That will include:

  • Conducting initial case reviews on cases
  • Taking instructions from clients and running the case through the EHCP process on a day-to-day basis from start to finish
  • Providing the emotional support to parents as they are moving through the process.
  • Negotiating with Schools/LAs to achieve the required outcomes.
  • Attending meetings/ annual reviews with LA/Schools
  • Ensure that independent expert reports meet the required standards.
  • Preparing and serving submissions to LAs/Tribunal
  • Bundle preparation
  • Meeting ECHP deadlines
  • Meeting billing expectations
  • Using the CMS to run the cases effectively.

You will need to demonstrate

  • IPSEA training or equivalent
  • 3 years work within the SEN field running a tribunal case load.
  • A detailed understanding of the EHCP process and EQA/Exclusions guidance
  • Effective time management and prioritisation skills
  • Comittment to support families as they are going through a very tough emotional experience.
  • Excellent interpersonal skills
  • Demonstrate effective keyboard skills using O365.

Please evidence the above experience and skills on your CV

Pay and Benefits

  • £28,000-£40,000 (dependant on experience as a fee earner)
  • Full time hours – part time possible
  • 21 days holiday + bank holidays
  • Ongoing training and development
  • Work from home
  • Flexible working – so long as you align with you clients’ needs.
  • Laptop, monitors, printer, virtual phone IT support

Reply by email to Nigel.Pugh@educationadvocacy.co.uk

Closing date – Friday 8th March

Register for a FREE* 30 Minute, No obligation consultation

* We do not have a contract with the Legal Aid Agencies and so cannot advise on a case where the client is on Income Support / Employment Support Allowance. Please refer directly to https://www.gov.uk/check-legal-aid you will then receive a call back to discuss your case. ​

86%
of Education Advocacy cases are settled in favour of the parent before attendance at Tribunal.
98%
of Education Advocacy cases that go to Tribunal are a success.