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Graduate Behaviour Mentor

Company:KPI RECRUITING LTD
Salary:£500 to £600 a week
Hours:Full-time
Location:CW2 5AA
Working pattern:On-site
Job type:Contract
Posting date:22 Sept 2026
Closing date:22 Oct 2026
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Summary

Graduate Behaviour Mentor – PRU

Crewe, Cheshire

Full-Time | Term-Time Only

Start Date: September 2026

Interviews Commencing Throughout September

Salary: £500–£600 per week

Are you a resilient graduate looking to make a real difference to young people?

Do you have experience working in challenging environments and the confidence to support students who have struggled within mainstream education?

KPI Education is working with a supportive

Pupil Referral Unit (PRU) in Crewe to recruit a

Graduate Behaviour Mentor for September 2026.

The PRU supports young people with behavioural and educational needs, including students who may have been permanently excluded from mainstream education or require a more structured approach to learning.

This role would suit someone who is calm under pressure, emotionally resilient and confident setting clear boundaries while building positive relationships with young people.

The Role

As a Graduate Behaviour Mentor, you will work alongside teachers, pastoral staff and specialist professionals to help students re-engage with education and develop positive behaviours.

You will provide consistent support, helping pupils manage challenging situations, improve their behaviour and develop confidence, resilience and independence.

Key Responsibilities

You will:

    • Build positive and professional relationships with students.

    • Provide one-to-one and small-group mentoring and pastoral support.

    • Support pupils with behaviour management and emotional regulation.

    • Reinforce clear expectations, routines and boundaries.

    • Help students develop strategies for managing conflict and frustration.

    • Encourage positive attitudes towards learning and personal development.

    • Support pupils during lessons, transitions and activities.

    • Contribute to individual behaviour and support plans.

    • Monitor behaviour and communicate concerns to teaching and pastoral staff.

    • Maintain accurate records of incidents, interventions and progress.

    • Support students with reintegration and positive engagement in education.

    • Follow safeguarding and behaviour management procedures at all times.

    Candidate Requirements

    You

    must be educated to degree level and have the resilience and maturity required to work within a PRU setting.

    This opportunity could suit graduates with backgrounds in:

      •

      Police / Police Staff

      •

      Prison Service / Prison Officer

      •

      Probation or Youth Justice

      •

      Security or Custodial Services

      •

      Youth Work

      •

      Sports Coaching

      •

      Residential or Social Care

      •

      Community Support

      •

      Teaching, SEN or Pastoral Support

      • Other roles involving behaviour management, conflict resolution or supporting vulnerable young people.

      You should also have:

        • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

        • A calm and composed approach to challenging situations.

        • Strong resilience and emotional maturity.

        • The ability to establish firm but positive boundaries.

        • Confidence managing difficult conversations and behaviour.

        • A consistent, fair and professional approach.

        • The ability to work effectively within a wider team.

        Previous experience in a PRU, SEN school or alternative provision setting is desirable but

        not essential.

        Why Join This PRU?

        You will benefit from:

          • Support from experienced teaching and pastoral professionals.

          • Training in behaviour management and alternative education.

          • Experience supporting young people with complex needs.

          • A structured and supportive working environment.

          • Valuable experience relevant to education, youth justice, social care and psychology.

          • The opportunity to make a genuine difference to students' lives.

          Apply Today

          If you have the confidence, maturity and determination to support young people who have faced barriers within mainstream education, apply through

          KPI Education today.

          Interviews are commencing throughout September, with successful candidates starting in September 2026.

          INDEDU

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