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SEN Case Officer – 4 Month Contract
Summary
Responsibilities
Knowledge
Experience
Skills & Competencies
Other Requirements
Additional Information
SEN Case officer
- Posted 01 July 2026
- Salary 300
- Job type Contract
- Sector Education / Training
- ReferenceRQ1750155
Job description
SEN Case Officer – 4 Month Contract
Location: Fully Remote
Rate: £300 per day
Working Pattern: Monday to Thursday 8:45am – 5:00pm, Friday 8:45am – 4:00pm
Contract: Temporary (4 Months)
Pay: Bi-weekly
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Summary
This is a 4-month contract role responsible for quality assuring and managing Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) amendment processes. The SEN Case Officer ensures that plans are accurate, compliant, and progressed efficiently within statutory timescales. The role involves close collaboration with professionals, education settings, business support teams, and funding panels to ensure EHCP amendments are evidence-based, legally compliant, and focused on achieving positive outcomes for children and young people with SEND.
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Responsibilities
- EHCP Amendment Management
- Quality assure all Proposed Amendment Plans (PAPs) prior to issue
- Ensure amendments from professionals, parents, and education settings are accurately reflected
- Review EHCPs for consistency across Sections B, F, and I
- Ensure all proposed amendments are clear, specific, and legally compliant
- Quality assure all Proposed Amendment Plans (PAPs) prior to issue
- Statutory Compliance
- Follow statutory amendment procedures correctly
- Monitor compliance with statutory timescales, notifications, and rights of appeal
- Verify that proposed amendments are appropriately evidenced and justified
- Ensure documentation supports decision-making and statutory requirements
- Follow statutory amendment procedures correctly
- Funding & Provision Review
- Review and validate funding requests arising from EHCP amendments
- Ensure funding recommendations are evidence-based and aligned with identified provision
- Identify cases requiring escalation to funding or SEND panels
- Prepare clear and robust funding submissions where required
- Review and validate funding requests arising from EHCP amendments
- Case Management & Decision Making
- Approve Proposed Amendment Plans once all quality assurance checks are completed
- Ensure documentation is accurate, complete, and audit-ready
- Maintain accurate records throughout the EHCP amendment process
- Support effective and legally compliant decision-making
- Approve Proposed Amendment Plans once all quality assurance checks are completed
- Performance & Service Delivery
- Maintain consistency across a high volume of EHCP amendment cases
- Support efficient turnaround of cases within statutory deadlines
- Work collaboratively with case officers, education professionals, and business support teams
- Contribute to continuous service improvement and quality assurance standards
- Maintain consistency across a high volume of EHCP amendment cases
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Requirements
Requirements:
Knowledge
- Essential:
- Strong knowledge of the SEND Code of Practice
- Understanding of EHCP legislation and statutory processes
- Knowledge of EHCP Sections B, F, and I
- Understanding of SEND funding processes and provision planning
- Knowledge of statutory timelines and compliance requirements
- Strong knowledge of the SEND Code of Practice
Experience
- Essential:
- Experience working as an SEN Case Officer or within a SEND service
- Experience managing EHCP assessments, reviews, and amendments
- Experience applying SEND legislation and statutory guidance
- Experience working within a local authority SEND environment
- Experience reviewing professional reports and recommendations
- Experience working as an SEN Case Officer or within a SEND service
- Desirable:
- Experience presenting cases to SEND funding panels
- Experience quality assuring EHCP documentation
- Experience presenting cases to SEND funding panels
Skills & Competencies
- Excellent attention to detail
- Strong written communication and report-reviewing skills
- Ability to interpret complex professional advice
- Strong organisational and workload management skills
- Ability to make sound, evidence-based decisions
- Ability to manage competing priorities and statutory deadlines
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Other Requirements
- Ability to work independently in a fully remote environment
- Commitment to improving outcomes for children and young people with SEND
- Understanding of confidentiality and data protection requirements
- Professional and collaborative approach to stakeholder engagement
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Additional Information
- This is a 4-month temporary contract
- Fully remote working
- Pay rate: £300 per day
- Pay is provided on a bi-weekly basis
- Opportunity to work within a high-performing SEND service
- Immediate start available