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RIBBONS AND REEVES
Posted 3 days ago, valid for 11 days
London, Greater London NW5 1UH, England
£95 - £100 per day
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- An Autism Support Assistant is needed immediately in Newham to support a Year 4 female student with Autism.
- The role involves developing learning materials, keeping records of pupil observations, and assisting with general teaching responsibilities.
- Candidates should have relevant experience or qualifications in Autism and be able to provide effective support to enhance the student's social confidence and academic engagement.
- The position offers extensive training and support from the school's SENCo and teachers.
- Salary details are not specified, but candidates should ideally have prior experience in a similar role.
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Are you a talented UK Graduate seeking to make an impact in the SEN realm, working particularly with a students with Autism...?
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Do you have the relevant experience and/or Autism qualifications to be a force in this role...?
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One of our lovely Newham-based Primary schools are looking to draft an Autism Support Assistant to play a key role in the academic development and in-school engagement of one of their students - sound good...?
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As an Autism Support Assistant, you will:
***Develop and prepare materials designed to inspire individual learning
***Keep written records of pupil observations, and feed back to parents
***Carrying out general TA responsibilities in class where required
***Work under supervision of the school SENCo and various Class Teachers
***Provide effective support to this student, helping to build social confidence and academic engagement!
This Autism Support Assistant role will include extensive in house and external training, designed to further develop your skill-set, and there will be support and supervision from the school SENCo. The pupil in question is a female student in Year 4, and she is making steady progress, but is limited on her engagement with other students and can act erratically. As an Autism Support Assistant, help her break down learning and manage her triggers to help her progress at a faster rate.
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If this sounds like a role you'd like to get involved in, contact Tom Stoten on 0208 004 1155 to be shortlisted for an immediate interview!
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Autism Support Assistant | Newham | INDCB
