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Tribunal Manager


Job Location:

Kent - UK

Monthly Salary: Not provided by the employer
Posted: 19 June 2026 (30+ days ago)
Application Deadline: 16 September 2026
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

3-4 months contract Role with a local authority

Job Purpose

  • To lead and manage the Local Authoritys response to SEND Tribunal appeals ensuring legal compliance high-quality case preparation and effective representation. The role focuses on delivering timely child-centred outcomes while promoting early dispute resolution and improving services for children and young people with SEND.

Key Duties/Accountabilities

  • Lead the SEND Tribunal function ensuring compliance with SEND legislation and statutory frameworks.
  • Develop and maintain policies procedures and quality standards.
  • Provide strategic advice to senior leadership on trends risks and improvements.
  • Oversee all SEND appeals from registration to resolution.
  • Ensure high-quality preparation of case statements evidence bundles and documentation.
  • Review EHCPs and associated reports for legal accuracy.
  • Manage complex and high-risk cases.

Essential Experience Required

  • Extensive experience in SEND tribunals or legal casework.
  • Experience managing teams and leading service delivery.
  • Experience working with families and resolving disputes.
  • Strong multi-agency working experience.

Essential Qualifications Required

  • Degree (or equivalent experience).
  • Relevant SEND legal or management qualifications (desirable).

Additional information to note

  • Enhanced DBS required.
  • We work on bi-weekly schedule

The role closes on 26th June 2026 apply ASAP.




Required Skills:

To lead and manage the Local Authoritys response to SEND Tribunal appeals ensuring legal compliance high-quality case preparation and effective representation


Required Education:

To lead and manage the Local Authoritys response to SEND Tribunal appeals ensuring legal compliance high-quality case preparation and effective representation