An Assistant Educational Psychologist (AsEP) is a psychology graduate who is employed to assist the work of an Educational Psychologist (EP) and EP Services, while gaining relevant experience to support application for a place on a recognised Doctorate EP training course. 

AsEPs will typically have had previous experience in working with children and/or young people. An AsEP can be occupied in different ways to complete a variety of duties, with appropriate supervision and support. The nature of those duties will depend upon the requirements of the service and the strengths, previous qualifications and experience of the individual.

• Advice and support on professional issues from our trained officers.
   

• Access to examples of best practice guidance and case studies
   

• Negotiation on your pay, terms & conditions as part of the Soulbury Committee
   

• Support in applying for doctoral training
   

• Access to world-renowned research, in our own peer reviewed journal
   

• An opportunity to network, learn  and continue professional development through through conferences and webinars.
   

• Exclusive news on job vacancies 
   

• Access to AEP annual conferences
   

• Being part of a welcoming, nation-wide EP community.
   

• A voice on the priority and direction of the AEP, through the National Executive Committee and voting at Annual General Meetings.