Career pathways

The Prior's Court team is made up of over 600 employees, all working to ensure the best possible futures for young people with autism. Teams work across six key areas of the organisation and we offer pathways of progression in each area.

Find out how you could progress your career with us on each of these pathways below:

Residential care and support

Positive Behaviour Support

Education 5-14 years

Education 14-25 years

Support services

Estates management

Latest

Highlighting team efforts in facing challenges of coronavirus

Reflections on collective efforts made across Prior's Court in response to coronavirus to ensure our young people have been able to continue to access education and be cared for, and staff are given the support needed.

Promising signs from 'Talking Wall' research project

Research project on how a 'Talking Wall' can help young people affected by severe autism with an effective method to communicate published in academic journal.

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Autism Practitioner

We aim for our support staff to be highly trained experts in autism, that's why we call them Autism Practitioners rather than Support Workers. We are looking for individuals with and without experience in care to provide a positive learning environment for young people.

Press statement; Devastating news from Prior's Court

On Thursday 11 October, Prior’s Court received a call from Thames Valley Police informing us that one of our minibuses had been involved in a serious road traffic collision with a heavy goods vehicle on the M4.

Contact Us

Set up in 1999, Prior's Court Foundation provides the governance and administration for Prior's Court School, Prior's Court Young Adult Provision and Prior's Court Training & Development Centre. Find out how to contact us here.

Autism Practitioner

What we do

Prior’s Court is dedicated to bringing the highest level of expertise to support and improve life chances for people with severe autism.

What we do 5-20

Prior's Court School is an independent special school for young people with autism aged 5 to 20 years. All students are on the autism spectrum and have moderate to severe learning difficulties and complex needs.

Family Fund

We are absolutely devastated that a road traffic collision on Thursday 11 October caused three members of staff to lose their lives while two have suffered life changing injuries. We would like to thank all those who donated or sent messages of support to those affected.