SEND Caseworker (Annual Review)

SEND Caseworker (Annual Review) - North West
A Local Authority in the North West is seeking an experienced SEND Caseworker to join their team.
Rate: £280-£300 per day (DOE)
Contract: 6 months (with potential extension)
Start Date: 6th May
Interviews: 28th April, from 2pm
Location: Fully remote
Role Overview
Manage a caseload of approximately 200 EHCPs, focusing on annual reviews, placement changes, and ongoing casework management. This role does not include 20-week statutory assessments.
Key Responsibilities
Manage a caseload of 200 EHCPs
Coordinate and process annual reviews in line with statutory timescales
Handle placement consultations and changes
Serve as the main contact for parents, schools, and professionals
Requirements
Experience in SEND casework within a Local Authority
Strong knowledge of EHCP processes
Ability to manage a high-volume caseload and meet deadlinesReferral scheme: Earn up to £250 for recommending a colleague we successfully place
To apply, email or call Dane on (phone number removed).
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