Electronic Notetaker

Role Description

The companies within The Inclusivity Group provide support to. We are passionate about providing high-quality support workers who can help to make a difference to our clients throughout the UK.

With recent and continued expansion, we are looking to expand the wealth of knowledge that we have with highly qualified and experienced specialist support staff. The role that we are currently looking for is an Electronic Notetaker

Your Role

In your role you will provide one-to-one support to individuals. You will be required to take notes electronically in various settings including lectures, workplace meetings and online meetings. Each client will require different types of notes, so a support plan will need to be created for each client that is reflective of their personal learning style and individual needs.

All notes are to be taken on to a laptop and must be clear, complete and legible. You will be asked to work either in person or remotely with your clients. Regardless of how you are providing support to your students, the level of notes that you provide are expected to be the same. The only difference for remote notetaking support, is that you will be expected to email the student their notes after the session.

All candidates will have in-depth knowledge in supporting an individual with a particular disability whilst also being able to draw from experience.

An understanding of the demands associated with higher education study and the workplace will be demonstrated. Relationships inside and outside of the institution will be maintained in order to establish a close working relationship with other support services the student maybe using, as well as allowing recognition for when and if there is a need to refer to other services.

Your Qualifications

Candidates must possess one of the following qualifications to be considered by Complete Communication Ltd:

Council for the Advancement of Communication with Deaf People (CACDP) Level 3 Certificate for Language Service Providers working with Deaf and Deafblind People (Notetaking)
The National Registers of Communication Professionals Working with Deaf and Deafblind People (NRCPD) Registered Notetaker
Signature NVQ 2 electronic notetaking
CACDP Level 3 Certificate in Facilitating Communication with Deaf People (Lipspeaking Skills) and (Notetaking Skills).
Open College Network London (OCN) Level 3 Certificate in Electronic Notetaking to Support Deaf and Disabled People.
Open College Network London (OCN) Level 3 Certificate in Manual Notetaking to Support Deaf and Disabled People.
CACDP Level 2 Certificate in Manual Notetaking for Deaf People
CACDP Level 2 Certificate in Electronic Notetaking for Deaf People
CACDP Level 3 Certificate for Manual/Electronic Notetakers
LASER Level 3 Award in Notetaking Skills for Support Staff Working with Sensory Impaired Learners (Deaf and Hard of Hearing)
AQA Notetaking electronically for deaf people Level 2
City & Guilds Level 3 Certificate in Communication Support for Deaf Learners
CACDP Level 3 Certificate in Facilitating Communication with Deafblind People (Manual).
OCN London Level 2 Note taking for Disabled Students in Higher Education
OCN London Level 3 Electronic Note taking to Support People with Disabilities
Council for the Advancement of Communication with Deaf People (CACDP) Level 2 Certificate in Manual Notetaking for Deaf People
CACDP Level 2 Certificate in Electronic Notetaking for Deaf People
Open College Network London (OCN) Level 3 Certificate in Specialist Electronic Notetaking to Support Disabled, Deaf, and Visually Impaired People.
OCN Level 3 Cert in ENT for Disabled People (includes Deaf & Visually Impaired credits)
Signature Level 3 Certificate in Communication Support for Deaf Learners.
CACDP Level 3 Certificate for language service professionals working with deaf and deaf/blind people (notetaking).

In house training* as a notetaker for deaf students that is formally accredited at Level 3 by one of the above organisations or another recognised UK accreditation body, and which leads to a final skills assessment and certificate.

Other training, including at a HE institution, is delivered by an appropriately qualified trainer who can demonstrate a relevant qualification in specialist notetaking and which leads to a final skills assessment and certificate.

*Note: In-house training courses should be accredited by an approved UK accreditation body at Level 3 or above and submitted to DfE for approval.

How to Apply

To apply, please email your CV along with a cover letter

Email: recruitment@theinclusivitygroup.co.uk

*Please note: Applications without a cover letter will not be considered.*