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Join a team that sees
the person, not the label.

We’re growing our network of specialist practitioners across the UK. If you believe support should be built around the person in front of you, we’d like to hear from you.

Most of our work is delivered remotely, so you can work with students anywhere in the UK from wherever you are. In-person work is available in selected areas.

See open roles ↓4 roles currently open
Where we work

Remote across the UK — in person in six cities.

Nearly all of our support is delivered online, so where you live doesn’t limit who you can support. We also have students who benefit from meeting in person, and we’re particularly keen to hear from practitioners in or near these areas:

EdinburghNewcastleLiverpoolManchesterBirminghamLondon

Not on the list? Still get in touch — remote roles are open to practitioners anywhere in the UK.

Open roles

What we’re recruiting for.

Specialist Mentor

Self-employed · Sessional£20 per hourRemote, UK-wideStarting October 2026

Support students with managing university life — routines, motivation, confidence, overwhelm and developing independence.

What you’ll do
  • Deliver one-to-one specialist mentoring sessions, mostly online
  • Help students build routines, manage workload and navigate university life
  • Support confidence, motivation and independence at the student’s own pace
  • Keep clear, professional session records
What we’re looking for
  • Relevant qualification or substantial experience in mentoring, mental health, education or a related field
  • Experience supporting students or adults with disabilities, mental health conditions or specific learning difficulties
  • A warm, person-centred approach — we support the person, not the label
  • Reliability, professionalism and good communication

Specialist Study Skills Tutor

Self-employed · Sessional£20 per hourRemote, UK-wideStarting October 2026

Practical academic support — planning, organisation, reading, writing, deadlines, revision and academic confidence.

What you’ll do
  • Deliver one-to-one study skills sessions, mostly online
  • Help students plan assignments, structure writing and manage deadlines
  • Build revision strategies and academic confidence
  • Keep clear, professional session records
What we’re looking for
  • Relevant qualification or substantial experience in study skills, teaching, tutoring or learning support in higher education
  • Understanding of how disabilities and specific learning difficulties affect academic work
  • Ability to break work into manageable steps without doing it for the student
  • Reliability, professionalism and good communication

Autism-Specific Specialist (Mentoring & Study Skills)

Self-employed · Sessional£20 per hourRemote, UK-wideStarting October 2026

Deliver our autism-specific pathways — routines, transitions, communication, self-advocacy and emotional regulation, alongside tailored study skills support.

What you’ll do
  • Deliver autism-specific mentoring and/or study skills sessions
  • Support routines, transitions, communication and self-advocacy
  • Adapt your approach to each student’s processing, communication and sensory needs
  • Keep clear, professional session records
What we’re looking for
  • Qualification or significant demonstrable experience in autism support
  • Experience working with autistic students in education
  • A strengths-based, non-deficit approach to neurodivergence
  • Reliability, professionalism and good communication

Administration & Operations

Part-time · RemoteDepending on experienceRemote, UK-wideStarting October 2026

Keep the day-to-day running smoothly — coordinating enquiries, scheduling sessions and supporting our mentors and students.

What you’ll do
  • Respond to enquiries from students, assessors and universities
  • Coordinate scheduling between students and practitioners
  • Maintain accurate records and support invoicing
  • Help keep our processes organised and improving
What we’re looking for
  • Strong organisation and written communication
  • Comfortable working independently and remotely
  • Discretion when handling sensitive personal information
  • Experience in education, healthcare or a support setting is a bonus
How to apply

It’s a short email, not a long form.

Email us at admin@mangominds.co.uk with the role in the subject line. Attach your CV and tell us a little about your experience, the areas you could cover and your availability. We read every application and reply to all of them.

All roles working with students are subject to satisfactory references and an enhanced DBS check.

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