SEN Teaching Assistant

Do you have a strong desire to improve the lives of kids who have autism spectrum disorder (ASD)?

Do you work best in a dynamic, encouraging learning environment?

Do you have any prior experience supporting kids education in a classroom?

If your answer is yes to the above questions, then don't wait any longer - apply today!

We are collaborating with a Plymouth secondary school that is seeking to hire a committed and experienced SEN teaching assistant to start in September 2024. You need to have prior experience working with students who have special needs.

The school is devoted to providing a supportive, stimulating, and engaging educational environment that encourages challenge, creativity, and autonomous learning. They want the children to develop a sense of community, grow in confidence, and feel inspired.

Benefits:

• Competitive weekly pay rates.

• Supportive management to guide your growth.

• Excellent avenues for career progression.

• Free CPD courses.

• Ongoing support from a dedicated consultant.

• Unique teaching approaches enrich your experience.

• A rewarding Refer a Friend scheme offering £300 shopping vouchers (*Terms and Conditions apply)

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Assist students in accessing the curriculum and engaging fully in classroom activities by offering support while working under the guidance and supervision of the teaching staff.

• Take part in the design and assessment of educational activities alongside the instructor, giving them input on the students development.

• Help the instructor maintain discipline and focus among the students by supporting their unique goals.

• Under the close supervision of a teacher, provide assistance to students exhibiting problematic behaviour while taking support plans and risk assessments into consideration.

A successful candidate must provide the following:

• Must have an enhanced child and adult DBS registered with the update service or be willing to apply for one.

• Must provide 2 professional references.

• Eligibility to work in the UK.

• Patient and Reliable.

• Experience working with people with SEN / Disabilities

• Be confident supporting children and young people

• Work as a Care / Support worker is preferred.

Ready to make a lasting impact?

If you’re excited about the opportunity to support and inspire students with special educational needs, we’d love to hear from you!