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Educational Psychologist

NonStop Consulting Ltd

ME44JG

Salary

£49,215 to £59,809

Contract

Not specified

Hours

Not specified

Closing date

21 September 2026

21 days left

Job description

Educational Psychologist Salary between £49,215 - £59,809

NonStop Consulting is working with a Local Authority in the South East of England to help them find an Educational Psychologist who can join them on a permanent basis.

This is a hybrid role, allowing you to have flexibility with home working.

very good salary: between £49,215 - £59,809 per annum, depending on experience hybrid working a balance of early intervention, project work and statutory responsibilitiesfriendly and supportive team environmentongoing training and opportunities for career progression interviews available quickly so you can secure a new role as soon as possible

Key Responsibilities: The Educational Psychologist will work collaboratively with children, young people, families and schools, providing consultation, assessment, intervention, therapeutic work and training. You will contribute to a graduated approach through systemic work, casework and project development.

Requirements: Please apply if you are an experienced Educational Psychologist with a HCPC registration or a Trainee Educational Psychologists who expect to gain their HCPC registration.

If you believe this opportunity is the right match for your skills and experience, please submit your CV (ideally in Word format) via this site.

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Provenance

Source

Reed

First seen

10 August 2026

Last checked

31 August 2026

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About the employer

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NonStop Consulting Ltd

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