EHCP Co Ordinators x5 - Project

We are currently recruiting for an experienced EHCP Co Ordinators to join a project team with our client, a local authority, based in the South East.
This project team has been created to workthrough a backlog of EHCP cases (approx 1500). The team will consist of 5 EHCP Co Ordinators, 5 Educational Psychologists and Team Manager
Role is paying up to £350 per day, remote options available but ideally looking for someone who can be in the office 1-2 days per 
6-12 month project

• Manage EHCP Caseload: Oversee a caseload of children and young people with SEND, managing their EHCP journey from initial assessment through statutory processes to finalisation. 
  
  
• Statutory Compliance: Ensure all statutory requirements and deadlines are met within the EHCP process. 
  
  
• Liaison and Coordination: Work closely with parents, schools, health and social care professionals, and other partner agencies to ensure coordinated support. 
  
  
• Meeting Facilitation: Chair meetings and lead annual reviews to track progress and coordinate support. 
  
  
• Provision Management: Coordinate and monitor the provision of support for students with SEND. 
  
  
• Case Management: Maintain comprehensive records and manage sensitive information. 
  
  
• Placement Support: Support families and schools through the school placement process and phase transfers. 
  
  

Required Skills & Knowledge

• SEND Legislation: 
  A thorough understanding of the SEND Code of Practice and relevant legislation. 
  
  
• Communication: 
  Excellent verbal and written communication skills for effective interaction with a range of stakeholders. 
  
  
• Case Management: 
  Strong organisational and case management skills to handle complex cases and competing priorities. 
  
  
• Collaboration: 
  A collaborative approach to working with colleagues and external partners to achieve positive outcomes for children and young people. 
  
  
• IT Skills: 
  Proficiency in using IT systems to maintain accurate records. 
  
  
  
• Emotional Intelligence: 
  The ability to handle sensitive information and support families through challenging processes.