EHC Co-ordinator

EHC Coordinator

Remote
Duration: 3 months - initially
Rate: £300 per day (Inside IR35)

The Opportunity

We are supporting our client with the appointment of an interim EHC Coordinator to join their SEND service for an initial 3-month assignment. This role will support the statutory assessment and review processes for children and young people with Education, Health and Care (EHC) Plans, ensuring high-quality casework and positive outcomes for families.

The postholder will take responsibility for managing a defined caseload, working within legal timelines, and ensuring a strong focus on preparing for adulthood from the earliest ages.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and secure the highest standards of achievement, progress and inclusion for children and young people with SEND.

• Provide clear, timely and accessible information to parents, young people and schools to support effective engagement and decision making.

• Manage and process statutory casework in line with legal, statutory and internal timeframes.

• Work on one of the following designated casework areas:

  • Pre-14 Reviews: Monitor and update EHC Plans for children under 14, attend annual reviews, action amendments, progress reassessments and placement changes.

  • Post-14 Reviews: Oversee EHC Plans for young people aged 14+, ensuring strong preparation for adulthood and proactive management of ceasing EHC Plans where appropriate.

• Work collaboratively with education, health and social care partners to ensure integrated working and strong case management.

• Participate in resource and decision-making processes, including recommendations on assessments and issuing plans.

Skills and Experience Required

• Educated to A-Level (or equivalent) as a minimum.

• Strong understanding of SEND legislation, processes and EHC pathways.

• Experience working within complex systems, preferably within children’s services, SEND, or education settings.

• Previous experience working with families, children or young people.

• Excellent organisational, communication and case management skills.

This is an excellent role for an experienced SEND practitioner or caseworker who can confidently manage statutory responsibilities and deliver high-quality outcomes for children and young people.