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Graduate Teaching Assistant
Southwark, Greater London, England
100 - 110 per day
Job Type: Full Time
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Are you an academically gifted future Teacher looking to gain experience as a Graduate Teaching Assistant in a fantastic Southwark secondary school?
Would you like to gain invaluable experience in an amazing Secondary School as a Teaching Assistant specifically to work in a successful department?
A diligent graduate who excels across the board is wanted to become a Graduate Teaching Assistant at this modern secondary school in Southwark, South London.
Graduate Teaching Assistant
- Full-time long-term position starting in ASAP
- Superb and dynamic secondary school located in Southwark, South London
- Good graded by Ofsted
- Earn up to 110 per day as a Graduate Teaching Assistant
- Ideal role for an aspiring teacher
- Car parking available
- Looking to interview immediately
This outstanding secondary school want to appoint a Graduate Teaching Assistant who has excelled in their own academic achievements and hold a top degree in a core subject and have aspirations of becoming a teacher. The Headteacher wants to recruit a graduate with an understanding of the importance of a quality education and the passion to deliver this on a consistent basis.
As a Graduate Teaching Assistant at this school, you will be joining a particularly high achieving faculty. You will be supported in this role and have access to a first rate CPD programme. Working primarily with small booster groups and one-to-one sessions you will be able to break down the subject matter in a supportive and enthusiastic manner. The Head of Maths has worked tirelessly in assuring that their department is one of the most popular within the school and that every child has a chance of success.
Located in Southwark, this advanced secondary school is a cornerstone of the local community and can boast a long history of 'Good' Ofsted grades in all areas. This highly popular school offers pupils a brilliant education, leading to it being heavily oversubscribed.
