About MSP Education Group

MSP Education Group is building a different education ecosystem, combining high-performance academic support with adaptable, personalised micro-schools.

Our schools are intentionally small, highly personalised and designed around students who benefit from greater flexibility, individual attention and an educational experience that goes beyond traditional models. As we continue to grow, maintaining exceptional academic quality and consistency becomes increasingly important.

We are looking for a School Psychologist / Educational Specialist who combines strong educational psychology expertise with the ability to coordinate academic support across the school. This is a unique role that blends student assessment, personalised intervention and family guidance with oversight of the day-to-day academic support systems that ensure every student receives the attention they need to succeed.

The Role

This role sits at the intersection of educational psychology and academic coordination.

You will maintain visibility over students' academic progress, learning needs and wellbeing while coordinating with teachers, families and school leaders to ensure that personalised support plans are implemented effectively. Alongside your specialist responsibilities, you will also help coordinate key academic processes, monitor interventions and contribute to the smooth day-to-day operation of the school's academic support system.

Your objective is simple: identify challenges early, coordinate effective solutions and ensure that every student receives the personalised support they need to achieve their full potential.

Key Responsibilities

Academic Coordination

- Support the day-to-day coordination of the school's academic support operation.
- Monitor student progress, attendance, behaviour and engagement.
- Coordinate academic interventions between teachers, tutors and support staff.
- Help ensure agreed academic actions are completed and followed through.
- Identify students requiring additional support before difficulties escalate.
- Maintain clear visibility of students' academic status and intervention progress.
- Collaborate with teachers to ensure consistency in curriculum delivery and student support.
- Participate in academic review meetings and contribute to educational decision-making.

Educational Psychology & Student Support

- Conduct psychoeducational assessments under appropriate professional standards.
- Administer aptitude tests, learning difficulty assessments and cognitive evaluations where appropriate.
- Identify individual learning profiles and educational needs.
- Design personalised learning and intervention plans for each student.
- Continuously evaluate the effectiveness of interventions and recommend adjustments when necessary.
- Monitor students' academic, emotional and behavioural development.
- Ensure no student requiring additional support becomes overlooked.

Family Guidance





- Meet regularly with families to understand both academic and emotional needs.
- Present assessment outcomes clearly and professionally.
- Prepare detailed progress reports.
- Maintain proactive and transparent communication with parents throughout the academic year.
- Advise families on educational pathways, specialist services and additional learning opportunities that may benefit each student.

Teacher Collaboration

- Work closely with teachers to implement personalised learning strategies.
- Provide guidance on supporting different learning profiles within the classroom.
- Monitor implementation of agreed educational adjustments.
- Facilitate communication between teaching staff and families.
- Support teachers in identifying students who may benefit from additional assessment or intervention.

Academic Quality & Continuous Improvement

- Monitor academic indicators including progress, attendance, intervention effectiveness and student wellbeing.
- Analyse patterns across student performance.
- Recommend practical improvements to student support processes.
- Use data to support educational decision-making.
- Contribute to developing increasingly personalised educational experiences across the school.

Success in the Role

Success is measured by the positive impact you create on students' academic development and wellbeing.

Within your first months, you will be expected to:

- Improve visibility of student learning needs.
- Identify at-risk students earlier.
- Strengthen communication between families and teachers.
- Ensure intervention plans are implemented consistently.
- Improve the effectiveness of personalised academic support.
- Help leadership gain a clearer understanding of students' academic health and progress.
- Contribute to creating an educational environment where every student receives the right support at the right time.

Who We're Looking For

We're looking for someone who combines the analytical mindset of an educational psychologist with the organisational skills of an academic coordinator.

You genuinely enjoy understanding how students learn, identifying barriers to success and working collaboratively with teachers and families to overcome them.

You are empathetic, highly organised, proactive and naturally solution-oriented. You are comfortable balancing individual student needs with the wider academic operation and enjoy seeing meaningful improvements in students' confidence, wellbeing and achievement.

Skills & Experience

You will ideally have:

- A Bachelor's or Master's degree in Psychology, Educational Psychology or Pedagogy.




- Native-level or fully bilingual English, with excellent communication skills in both English and Spanish.
- Experience conducting psychoeducational assessments.
- Experience designing personalised educational or intervention plans.
- Strong understanding of learning difficulties and student development.
- Experience working with children and adolescents.
- Excellent organisational and coordination skills.
- Ability to work collaboratively with teachers, families and multidisciplinary teams.
- Confidence interpreting academic data and translating it into practical interventions.

Experience within international education (British Curriculum, IGCSE, A Levels, IB, American Curriculum or similar) would be highly advantageous.

What This Role Requires

You are:

- Passionate about helping students reach their full potential.
- Highly organised and proactive.
- An excellent communicator with both families and teachers.
- Calm, empathetic and solution-focused.
- Comfortable managing multiple students and priorities simultaneously.
- Confident discussing sensitive situations professionally.
- Analytical, detail-oriented and evidence-based in your decision-making.
- Committed to continuous improvement.
- Motivated by seeing students grow academically, emotionally and personally.

Above all, you believe that every student deserves personalised support to thrive.

Key Performance Indicators

Performance may be measured through:

- Student academic progress.
- Improvement in personalised learning outcomes.
- Early identification of students requiring support.
- Completion and effectiveness of intervention plans.
- Student wellbeing indicators.
- Family satisfaction.
- Teacher collaboration and implementation of recommendations.
- Attendance and engagement.
- Accuracy of assessments and educational documentation.
- Overall visibility of student progress across the school.

Why Join MSP Education Group?

This is an opportunity to play a central role in shaping the educational experience of students across a growing international education group.

Our schools are intentionally small because we believe every student deserves to be known, understood and supported as an individual. In this role, you'll combine psychology, pedagogy and academic coordination to create meaningful educational journeys that genuinely change students' lives.

If you're passionate about education, enjoy working closely with students and families, and believe personalised support can unlock every learner's potential, we'd love to hear from you.

Sueldo: 21.000,00€ al año

Preguntas para la solicitud:

- Are you professionally fluent in both English and Spanish?
- Would you feel comfortable working in a fast-paced, multi-tasking environment where responsibilities are varied and may extend beyond traditional educational psychology duties?
- Do you have immediate availability to start?

Ubicación del trabajo: Empleo presencial

📌 School Psychologist / Learning Specialist (Alcobendas)
🏢 TutorASAP High Performance International Study Centre
📍 Alcobendas