1280 jobs in Milk Education

Milk Education are working in partnership with a thriving secondary school in Greenwich to appoint an ambitious Geography Teacher for a September start. This role offers the chance to teach KS3 and KS4 in a supportive Humanities department and to inspire students to understand the world around them.

The successful candidate will plan and deliver engaging lessons, assess progress, support GCSE preparation and contribute to curriculum development.

Psychology Graduate West Drayton – Aspiring Clinical / Forensic Psychologist

SEN Teaching Assistant – Social, Emotional & Mental Health (SEMH) School

Focus: Social Challenges, Emotional Regulation & Knife Crime Intervention

Start Date: September 2026

Trial Days: September 2026

Are you a Psychology Graduate in West Drayton looking to gain meaningful, front-line experience before progressing into Forensic Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Youth Justice, or Mental Health Services?

Do you want a role that places you at the centre of early intervention, behaviour support, safeguarding, and knife crime prevention?

Milk Education, a wellbeing-led and eco-friendly education agency, is recruiting Psychology and Social Science graduates to join a specialist SEMH school in West Drayton.

Location: West Drayton

Pay: £108 per day

Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am–3:45pm (term time only)

Start Date: September 2026

Interviews & Trial Days: September 2026

This specialist SEMH provision supports pupils with social, emotional, and mental health needs, often linked to trauma, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), community violence, exploitation, and knife crime exposure. Many pupils present with challenging behaviour, emotional dysregulation, and difficulties forming safe, trusting relationships.

This role is ideal for graduates who are calm, resilient, reflective, and motivated to work in high-impact intervention and prevention settings.

• Supporting pupils with emotional regulation, self-esteem, and pro-social behaviour
• Assisting staff with behaviour management and crisis de-escalation
• Supporting restorative conversations, consequences, and conflict resolution
• Working 1:1 and in small groups on mentoring and intervention programmes
• Helping pupils develop coping strategies, emotional literacy, and safer decision‑making
• Gaining exposure to trauma‑informed practice, safeguarding, risk assessment, and contextual safeguarding
• Supporting preventative work around knife crime, exploitation, peer pressure, and criminalisation

This role provides outstanding preparation for careers in Forensic Psychology, Youth Justice, Probation, Social Work, Counselling Psychology, and Mental Health Services.

SEMH needs are often rooted in complex social and environmental factors, including poverty, family breakdown, community violence, and involvement with the criminal justice system.

In this role, you’ll learn how to build consistent, trusting relationships, challenge behaviour safely, and support young people to re‑engage positively with education and society.

• Free CPD including Trauma‑Informed Practice, Behaviour De‑escalation, Safeguarding, Youth Mental Health, Contextual Safeguarding, and Restorative Practice
• Career‑focused development aligned with forensic psychology, clinical psychology, and youth justice pathways

• Access to a mental health and wellbeing platform, including counselling services
• A dedicated consultant committed to your professional and personal development

• Competitive daily pay
• Fast‑track registration and compliance
• Flexible working opportunities
• 5-star rated agency with over 3,000 reviews
• Free access to Milk Academy with 1,000+ discounted, accredited CPD courses
• FREE wellbeing resources, PSHE materials, and school preparation packs
• 24/7 consultant support
• Access to Unbottled, bringing lived‑experience speakers into schools
• Work with the UK’s only eco-friendly education supply agency
• A nationwide network of schools and trusts

• Psychology, Criminology, Sociology, Youth & Community, or Social Science graduates
• Aspiring Forensic Psychologists, Clinical Psychologists, Youth Justice professionals, or Mental Health practitioners
• Individuals passionate about early intervention, violence reduction, and safeguarding
• Calm, resilient, and emotionally intelligent candidates
• Graduates comfortable supporting challenging behaviour and high-risk pupils
• People motivated to make a genuine impact in knife crime prevention and youth mental health

Psychology Graduate West Drayton – Aspiring Clinical / Forensic Psychologist

SEN Teaching Assistant – Social, Emotional & Mental Health (SEMH) School

Focus: Social Challenges, Emotional Regulation & Knife Crime Intervention

Start Date: September 2026

Trial Days: September 2026

Are you a Psychology Graduate in West Drayton looking to gain meaningful, front-line experience before progressing into Forensic Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Youth Justice, or Mental Health Services?

Do you want a role that places you at the centre of early intervention, behaviour support, safeguarding, and knife crime prevention?

Milk Education, a wellbeing-led and eco-friendly education agency, is recruiting Psychology and Social Science graduates to join a specialist SEMH school in West Drayton.

Location: West Drayton

Pay: £108 per day

Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am–3:45pm (term time only)

Start Date: September 2026

Interviews & Trial Days: September 2026

This specialist SEMH provision supports pupils with social, emotional, and mental health needs, often linked to trauma, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), community violence, exploitation, and knife crime exposure. Many pupils present with challenging behaviour, emotional dysregulation, and difficulties forming safe, trusting relationships.

This role is ideal for graduates who are calm, resilient, reflective, and motivated to work in high-impact intervention and prevention settings.

• Supporting pupils with emotional regulation, self-esteem, and pro-social behaviour
• Assisting staff with behaviour management and crisis de-escalation
• Supporting restorative conversations, consequences, and conflict resolution
• Working 1:1 and in small groups on mentoring and intervention programmes
• Helping pupils develop coping strategies, emotional literacy, and safer decision‑making
• Gaining exposure to trauma‑informed practice, safeguarding, risk assessment, and contextual safeguarding
• Supporting preventative work around knife crime, exploitation, peer pressure, and criminalisation

This role provides outstanding preparation for careers in Forensic Psychology, Youth Justice, Probation, Social Work, Counselling Psychology, and Mental Health Services.

SEMH needs are often rooted in complex social and environmental factors, including poverty, family breakdown, community violence, and involvement with the criminal justice system.

In this role, you’ll learn how to build consistent, trusting relationships, challenge behaviour safely, and support young people to re‑engage positively with education and society.

• Free CPD including Trauma‑Informed Practice, Behaviour De‑escalation, Safeguarding, Youth Mental Health, Contextual Safeguarding, and Restorative Practice
• Career‑focused development aligned with forensic psychology, clinical psychology, and youth justice pathways

• Access to a mental health and wellbeing platform, including counselling services
• A dedicated consultant committed to your professional and personal development

• Competitive daily pay
• Fast‑track registration and compliance
• Flexible working opportunities
• 5-star rated agency with over 3,000 reviews
• Free access to Milk Academy with 1,000+ discounted, accredited CPD courses
• FREE wellbeing resources, PSHE materials, and school preparation packs
• 24/7 consultant support
• Access to Unbottled, bringing lived‑experience speakers into schools
• Work with the UK’s only eco-friendly education supply agency
• A nationwide network of schools and trusts

• Psychology, Criminology, Sociology, Youth & Community, or Social Science graduates
• Aspiring Forensic Psychologists, Clinical Psychologists, Youth Justice professionals, or Mental Health practitioners
• Individuals passionate about early intervention, violence reduction, and safeguarding
• Calm, resilient, and emotionally intelligent candidates
• Graduates comfortable supporting challenging behaviour and high-risk pupils
• People motivated to make a genuine impact in knife crime prevention and youth mental health

Criminology Graduate Maidenhead – Aspiring Clinical / Forensic Psychologist
SEN Teaching Assistant – Social, Emotional & Mental Health (SEMH) School
Focus: Social Challenges, Emotional Regulation & Knife Crime Intervention
Start Date: September 2026
Trial Days: September 2026

Are you a Criminology Graduate in Maidenhead looking to gain meaningful, front‑line experience before progressing into Forensic Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Youth Justice, or Mental Health Services?

Do you want a role that places you at the centre of early intervention, behaviour support, safeguarding, and knife crime prevention?

Milk Education, a wellbeing‑led and eco‑friendly education agency, is recruiting Criminology and Social Science graduates to join a specialist SEMH school in Maidenhead.

Location : Maidenhead
Pay : £108 per day
Hours : Monday to Friday, 8:30am–3:45pm (term time only)
Start Date : September 2026
Interviews & Trial Days : September 2026

This specialist SEMH provision supports pupils with social, emotional, and mental health needs, often linked to trauma, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), community violence, exploitation, and knife crime exposure. Many pupils present with challenging behaviour, emotional dysregulation, and difficulties forming safe, trusting relationships.

This role is ideal for graduates who are calm, resilient, reflective, and motivated to work in high‑impact intervention and prevention settings.

• Supporting pupils with emotional regulation, self‑esteem, and pro‑social behaviour
• Assisting staff with behaviour management and crisis de‑escalation
• Supporting restorative conversations, consequences, and conflict resolution
• Working 1:1 and in small groups on mentoring and intervention programmes
• Helping pupils develop coping strategies, emotional literacy, and safer decision‑making
• Gaining exposure to trauma‑informed practice, safeguarding, risk assessment, and contextual safeguarding
• Supporting preventative work around knife crime, exploitation, peer pressure, and criminalisation

This role provides outstanding preparation for careers in Forensic Psychology, Youth Justice, Probation, Social Work, Counselling Psychology, and Mental Health Services.

SEMH needs are often rooted in complex social and environmental factors, including poverty, family breakdown, community violence, and involvement with the criminal justice system.

In this role, you’ll learn how to build consistent, trusting relationships, challenge behaviour safely, and support young people to re‑engage positively with education and society.

• Free CPD including Trauma‑Informed Practice, Behaviour De‑escalation, Safeguarding, Youth Mental Health, Contextual Safeguarding, and Restorative Practice
• Career‑focused development aligned with criminology, forensic psychology, and youth justice pathways

• Access to a mental health and wellbeing platform, including counselling services
• A dedicated consultant committed to your professional and personal development

• Competitive daily pay
• Fast‑track registration and compliance
• Flexible working opportunities
• 5‑star rated agency with over 3,000 reviews
• Free access to Milk Academy with 1,000+ discounted, accredited CPD courses
• FREE wellbeing resources, PSHE materials, and school preparation packs
• 24/7 consultant support
• Access to Unbottled, bringing lived‑experience speakers into schools
• Work with the UK’s only eco‑friendly education supply agency
• A nationwide network of schools and trusts

• Criminology, Psychology, Sociology, Youth & Community, or Social Science graduates
• Aspiring Forensic Psychologists, Youth Justice professionals, or Mental Health practitioners
• Individuals passionate about early intervention, violence reduction, and safeguarding
• Calm, resilient, and emotionally intelligent candidates
• Graduates comfortable supporting challenging behaviour and high‑risk pupils
• People motivated to make a genuine impact in knife crime prevention and youth mental health

Psychology Graduate Maidenhead – Aspiring Clinical / Forensic Psychologist

Are you a Psychology Graduate in Maidenhead looking to gain meaningful, front‑line experience before progressing into Forensic Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Youth Justice, or Mental Health Services?

Do you want a role that places you at the centre of early intervention, behaviour support, safeguarding, and knife crime prevention?

Milk Education, a wellbeing‑led and eco‑friendly education agency, is recruiting Psychology and Social Science graduates to join a specialist SEMH school in Maidenhead.

Location: Maidenhead
Pay: £108 per day
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am–3:45pm (term time only)
Start Date: September 2026
Interviews & Trial Days: September 2026

This specialist SEMH provision supports pupils with social, emotional, and mental health needs, often linked to trauma, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), community violence, exploitation, and knife crime exposure. Many pupils present with challenging behaviour, emotional dysregulation, and difficulties forming safe, trusting relationships.

This role is ideal for graduates who are calm, resilient, reflective, and motivated to work in high‑impact intervention and prevention settings.

• Supporting pupils with emotional regulation, self‑esteem, and pro‑social behaviour
• Assisting staff with behaviour management and crisis de‑escalation
• Supporting restorative conversations, consequences, and conflict resolution
• Working 1:1 and in small groups on mentoring and intervention programmes
• Helping pupils develop coping strategies, emotional literacy, and safer decision‑making
• Gaining exposure to trauma‑informed practice, safeguarding, risk assessment, and contextual safeguarding
• Supporting preventative work around knife crime, exploitation, peer pressure, and criminalisation

This role provides outstanding preparation for careers in Forensic Psychology, Youth Justice, Probation, Social Work, Counselling Psychology, and Mental Health Services.

SEMH needs are often rooted in complex social and environmental factors, including poverty, family breakdown, community violence, and involvement with the criminal justice system.

In this role, you’ll learn how to build consistent, trusting relationships, challenge behaviour safely, and support young people to re‑engage positively with education and society.

• Free CPD including Trauma‑Informed Practice, Behaviour De‑escalation, Safeguarding, Youth Mental Health, Contextual Safeguarding, and Restorative Practice
• Career‑focused development aligned with forensic psychology, clinical psychology, and youth justice pathways

• Access to a mental health and wellbeing platform, including counselling services
• A dedicated consultant committed to your professional and personal development

• Competitive daily pay
• Fast‑track registration and compliance
• Flexible working opportunities
• 5‑star rated agency with over 3,000 reviews
• Free access to Milk Academy with 1,000+ discounted, accredited CPD courses
• FREE wellbeing resources, PSHE materials, and school preparation packs
• 24/7 consultant support
• Access to Unbottled, bringing lived‑experience speakers into schools
• Work with the UK’s only eco‑friendly education supply agency
• A nationwide network of schools and trusts

• Psychology, Criminology, Sociology, Youth & Community, or Social Science graduates
• Aspiring Forensic Psychologists, Clinical Psychologists, Youth Justice professionals, or Mental Health practitioners
• Individuals passionate about early intervention, violence reduction, and safeguarding
• Calm, resilient, and emotionally intelligent candidates
• Graduates comfortable supporting challenging behaviour and high‑risk pupils
• People motivated to make a genuine impact in knife crime prevention and youth mental health

Milk Education is seeking an Aspiring Clinical Psychologist – Learning Support Assistant in West Drayton. You will support students with SEMH, anxiety and trauma, helping them re-engage with learning in a nurturing setting.

The role runs during term time, Monday to Friday, 8:30 am–3:30 pm, with pay of £108 per day. Start date 1st September 2026 for graduates pursuing clinical pathways.

Job Title: Aspiring Clinical Psychologist – Learning Support Assistant
Location: West Drayton, Hillingdon (Excellent links via Elizabeth Line)
Start Date: 1st September 2026
Pay: £108 per day
Contract: Full-time, Term Time Only (Monday – Friday, 8:30 am – 3:30 pm)

Are you a Psychology graduate with a passion for Clinical or Educational Psychology?

Do you want to gain vital, hands‑on experience supporting young people with complex emotional needs, anxiety, and trauma, while working towards your goal of becoming a Clinical Psychologist?

We are looking for dedicated and empathetic graduates to join a specialist provision in West Drayton. This is not just a support role; it is a foundational step for your career in clinical practice, mental health, or youth justice.

This school supports students who have been unable to thrive in mainstream education due to:

• Anxiety and depression.
• Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA).
• Trauma and adverse childhood experiences.
• Social, Emotional, and Mental Health (SEMH) needs.

As a Learning Support Assistant, you will work in a small, nurturing environment to help students rebuild their confidence, emotional safety, and trust in education. Your primary focus will be on supporting emotional regulation and re‑engaging students in their learning journey.

This is an unparalleled opportunity to bridge the gap between academic theory and real‑world clinical practice. You will gain direct experience in:

• Trauma-Informed Practice: Understanding how trauma and attachment affect behaviour and learning.
• Mental Health Support: Working with young people facing anxiety, depression, and emotional dysregulation.
• Intervention Strategies: Applying de‑escalation and therapeutic communication techniques.
• Multi‑Agency Work: Collaborating with educational psychologists, therapists, and safeguarding professionals.

• Provide 1:1 and small group support to students with SEMH and anxiety.
• Build consistent, trusting relationships to create a safe and predictable environment.
• Implement emotional regulation strategies to help students manage their feelings.
• Support students in re‑engaging with learning and overcoming barriers to attendance.
• Track and report on student progress in relation to emotional and social development.

• A Psychology graduate (or relevant qualification) with a strong interest in clinical pathways.
• Experience in a care, youth work, or support setting (desirable but not essential).
• A resilient, patient, and emotionally intelligent individual.

Milk Education, a wellbeing-led education agency, is recruiting Criminology and Social Science graduates to join a specialist SEMH school in Maidenhead. This SEN Learning Support Assistant role supports early intervention and safeguarding while progressing toward forensic psychology or youth justice careers. Location: Maidenhead.

Pay: £108 per day. Hours: Mon-Fri, 8:30am–3:45pm (term time). Start: September 2026.

Milk Education is recruiting Psychology and Social Science graduates to join a specialist SEMH school in Maidenhead as a SEN Learning Support Assistant. The role runs Monday to Friday during term time, with a pay rate of £108 per day and start in September 2026.

The role focuses on early intervention, safeguarding and trauma-informed support, helping pupils regulate emotions, build resilience and develop safer decision-making in a high‑impact environment.