SEN Teaching Assistant
Location: Aston, Birmingham B6
Pay Rate: (Apply online only)
Contract Type: Full-time, Long-term
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Start Date: ASAP

Long Term Futures are working with a fantastic mainstream primary school in Aston (B6) that is home to a well-resourced specialist base supporting children with complex special educational needs (SEN). The school is looking for a committed and experienced SEND Teaching Assistant to join their dedicated team and provide targeted 1:1 and small group support.

This is a hands-on, rewarding role ideal for someone who has worked with complex SEN (such as autism, ADHD, communication difficulties, or sensory needs) in a primary school setting.

Your Role:

Support children with complex SEN in a nurturing resource base
Work closely with the class teacher and SENCO to implement EHCPs
Provide tailored support to help pupils regulate emotions and engage in learning
Assist with communication aids, sensory tools, and structured routines
Promote inclusion and build trusting relationships with pupils

What We're Looking For:

Experience supporting children with complex SEN
Previous work in a primary school setting supporting SEN
Calm, patient, and consistent approach
Team player with a flexible, proactive attitude

Why Work with Long Term Futures?

Long-term, stable work with the potential for a permanent role.
No day-to-day supply - full-time consistency in one school.
A dedicated consultant to support you throughout your placement.
Trial days instead of formal interviews to ensure the right fit.
Access to free CPD training, including Understanding Autism, Behaviour Management, and further professional development/refreshers.

Next Steps - Our 4-Step Process

Apply - Submit your CV via the application page.
Initial Call - Our team will discuss your experience and preferences.
Trial Day - Experience the school before making a decision.
Start Work - If the school is the right fit, you're ready to begin.

All applicants will need a valid DBS and two references to be considered for a trial day.