Connecting exceptional people with the young people who need them most.
The Youth Education Service is a specialist education recruitment and tuition provider supporting schools, alternative provisions, SEN and SEMH settings across Merseyside.
1:1 tuition, intervention and small-group support for young people who need a more personalised approach to education.
SCHOOLS & PROVIDERS
More than recruitment. A partner you can rely on.
SCHOOLS & PROVIDERS
Specialist recruitment and support for SEN, SEMH and alternative education settings.
More than recruitment. A partner you can rely on.
Specialist recruitment and support for SEN, SEMH and alternative education settings.
SPECIALIST TUITION
The right support, when education becomes difficult.
SPECIALIST TUITION
1:1 tuition, intervention and small-group support for young people who need a more personalised approach to education.
The right support, when education becomes difficult.
FOR EDUCATORS
Find work where you can make a difference.
FOR EDUCATORS
Find opportunities that match your skills, experience and passion for education.
Find work where you can make a difference.
Find opportunities that match your skills, experience and passion for education.
We don’t just recruit for education.
We understand it.
Our team brings more than a decade of experience across education recruitment, SEN settings and alternative provision.
That means we understand the challenges schools face and the qualities educators need to succeed in them.
What schools and educators say
“What truly sets YES apart is their commitment to understanding the needs of educational environments. They don’t just supply staff, they provide solutions that enhance learning and streamline classroom management. ”
“By far the best recruitment service I have ever been with. Their communication and checking on employee well-being during placements is first class. ”
“Danielle and Ryan are amazing and they are truly so helpful. Hands down the best supply company I have worked for and I have worked for a few different agencies in the past few years”