Woodlem Park Schools requires highly dedicated Special Educational Needs (SEN) Teachers to lead the inclusion department, support students of determination, and ensure the CBSE curriculum is accessible to all learning levels.

• Observe regular classrooms quietly to identify students who are secretly struggling with dyslexia, ADHD, or basic speech delays.
• Pull small groups of weak students out of the main class for focused, 30-minute interactive reading and phonics recovery sessions.
• Train regular subject teachers on how to handle emotional meltdowns and adjust their daily homework tasks for special needs children.
• Keep strict confidential files for every single SEN student, updating their psychological reports and medical notes securely.

• Educational Degree: A formal Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) focusing on Special Education or a dedicated SEN diploma is strictly required by the Ministry of Education.
• Extreme Patienc...