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      <description>Location: Todmorden | Salary: 10000-500000 Annual | Type: Permanent | Do you have experience supporting children or young people with autism, communication difficulties, or additional needs? Are you passionate about using your specialist skills to help pupils engage, develop, and become more independent? We are looking for ABA Tutors to work within specialist SEN settings in and around Todmorden, providing consistent and individualised support to pupils with a range of needs. The Role ABA Tutor As an ABA Tutor in Todmorden, you will work directly with pupils who benefit from targeted and structured support. You may work one-to-one or with small groups, helping children develop their communication, interaction, learning, and independence. Using your experience of ABA approaches, you will adapt activities around individual needs, reinforce positive progress, and help pupils work towards achievable targets. You''ll work closely with teaching staff and other SEN professionals to provide a consistent approach throughout the school day. Your role may include:  Delivering targeted one-to-one and small-group support Working with pupils with autism, communication needs, and other SEND Using ABA strategies and positive reinforcement within everyday learning En...</description>
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