Interim SEN Case Officer (post 14)

Interim SEN Case Officer (post 14)
Initial 3-month contract – immediate start (rolling)
North London Local Authority 
£280 per day
Inside IR35 (via umbrella)
Hybrid working – 1–2 days onsite per week

CVs are being reviewed immediately, with interviews taking place imminently.

 
Looking to step into a high-impact role where your expertise will be valued from day one? This SEN Case Officer opportunity offers you the chance to take ownership of a busy Post-14 caseload at a critical time. You’ll be stepping in and expected to hit the ground running and make a visible difference straight away. As a SEN Case Officer, you’ll be trusted to manage a sizeable caseload while working alongside an experienced team that can support quick onboarding and fast decision-making.

Your Role as a SEN Case Officer:

• Manage a Post-14 caseload of 300–325 with confidence and autonomy.
• Lead on EHCP processes, ensuring compliance and high-quality outcomes.
• Work collaboratively with education providers, families and key stakeholders.
• Navigate Ofsted pressures, ensuring accuracy and timely case progression.
• Deliver clear and consistent casework management and decision-making.

 
Your previous experience as a SEN Case Officer:

• Proven experience handling high-volume SEN caseloads within a local authority.
• Strong understanding of Post-14 pathways and EHCP legislation.
• Ability to work effectively in fast-paced, high-pressure environments.
• Excellent stakeholder engagement and communication skills.
• Confidence in working both independently and as part of a wider SEN team.

This SEN Case Officer role offers flexibility with hybrid working, alongside the opportunity to step into a service that needs your expertise right now. With immediate CV reviews and informal feedback sessions available via Teams, this is a perfect time to put yourself forward.

If you’re an experienced SEN Case Officer ready for your next contract and keen to secure something quickly, apply today or get in touch with Lucy Connick or Jordan Groves to discuss further.

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