Educational Audiologist or Qualified Teacher of the Deaf (with an interest in Audiology)

This permanent post sits within the Hearing and Vision Specialist Support Team at Nottinghamshire County Council, supporting children and young people aged 0 to 19 with hearing loss. The core of the role is leading audiology work, advising colleagues and tailoring interventions, with families’ voices shaping decisions. It is a multidisciplinary post on hybrid working, carrying an SEN point and TLR 2a. Applicants must hold a recognised QToD qualification, and the start date is April 2027 or sooner.

What the job involves

• Lead audiology initiatives and give expert guidance to colleagues
• Work with QToDs, teachers of the visually impaired and other specialists to improve educational experiences
• Support children and young people with hearing loss through tailored interventions and inclusive practice
• Engage with families so their voices are heard in the educational process
• Contribute to the professional development of the team and your own development

Qualifications

• Recognised Qualified Teacher of the Deaf (QToD) qualification, or Educational Audiologist qualified with QToD

Experience

• Minimum of five years’ teaching experience
• At least two years working with children and young people with hearing loss

Skills & knowledge

• Strong understanding of hearing loss and educational audiology
• Knowledge of inclusive practices and SEND legislation

Other

• Commitment to ongoing professional development and collaborative working

Nice to have

• Peripatetic experience working with children and young people with hearing loss
• Interest in audiology and eagerness to pursue further professional development

What’s offered

• SEN point and TLR 2a payment
• Hybrid working

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