Educational Psychologists play a vital role in improving outcomes for children and young people. As schools and colleges respond to increasing levels of SEND, mental health needs and neurodiversity, demand for timely specialist support has never been greater. The Department for Education's proposed Experts at Hand model and the Inclusive Mainstream Fund (IMF) aim to strengthen inclusive practice by giving education settings faster access to specialist expertise, enabling earlier intervention and reducing reliance on costly crisis support.
Developed with our partners, TACaccess helps deliver this vision.
Our secure commissioning platform already connects mental health counsellors and therapists directly with schools, colleges, Local Authorities, Multi-Academy Trusts, health organisations and families across the UK. We are now welcoming HCPC-registered Educational Psychologists into our community. By simplifying procurement and reducing administration, TACaccess helps ensure more public funding is invested in frontline support rather than agency fees, while enabling schools and colleges to maximise the impact of their Inclusive Mainstream Fund allocations.
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TACaccess gives you the freedom to build and manage your own independent practice while providing the digital infrastructure to support every stage of the commissioning process.
As part of the TACaccess community, you can:
There are no membership or subscription fees, allowing you to spend less time on administration and more time supporting children and young people.
We are seeking HCPC-registered Educational Psychologists committed to delivering high-quality, evidence-based practice.
Applicants must have professional indemnity insurance, regular clinical or professional supervision, and a current Enhanced DBS, PVG or Access NI certificate. If required, TACaccess can process an Enhanced DBS application on your behalf.
Above all, we're looking for professionals who are passionate about inclusion, safeguarding and collaborative working.
TACaccess is more than a directory of professionals—it's a national commissioning platform helping to transform how specialist support is accessed. By making it easier for schools and colleges to commission Educational Psychologists, TACaccess supports the ambitions of the Experts at Hand model while enabling education providers to evidence how Inclusive Mainstream Fund investment is improving outcomes and building sustainable inclusive practice.
If you're looking for greater flexibility, professional independence and the opportunity to work directly with organisations across the UK, we'd love to welcome you to the TACaccess community.
Apply today. As part of our safer recruitment and due diligence process, you'll be asked to upload your HCPC registration, professional indemnity insurance, criminal records certificate (DBS/PVG/Access NI), profile photograph and, if you wish, a short introductory video.
Many children, young people and commissioners value the opportunity to see and hear from the professional before making a booking.
Company: TACaccess
Location: UK-wide
Contract: Self-employed
Salary: You set your own hourly rate
Working Hours: You choose when and where you work
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