Guardian Careers – Primary SEN TA

About the job

TIMEPLAN

Primary SEN TA

Are you on the lookout for work that is suited to your skill set but can also expand your experience and knowledge?

Are you looking to work with a supportive team, striving to help each other grow and create a positive and effective learning environment for students?

We have a fantastic opportunity at a mainstream Primary school in Feltham to work with students with SLD ASD requirements across KS1 and KS2 . The role requires an adaptable, teaching assistant to work in both a 1-2-1 capacity and in group settings assisting the class Teacher deliver the curriculum effectively.

The perfect candidate will have had at least 6 months experience working 1-2-1 with SEN student(s). The school requires a staff member who is confident working with a range of SEN needs including ASC, ADHD, Asperger’s, and Challenging Behaviour. Other additional experience that is not required but is beneficial; includes first aid training and ability to offer some aspects of personal care when needed. The school day commences at 8:30am and finished anytime between 3:30pm and 4:00am dependant of staff meetings.

This is a role that requires a truly caring member of staff, being a support base for this non- verbal student, boosting his confidence both socially and academically. If you have a passion for making a difference in making learning and education more accessible to all students, this is the perfect position for you!

Some of the benefits that will be available to you include:

• Competitive rates of pay
• Flexibility to work dependant on your availability
• A supportive pre-existing staff structure that are friendly and welcoming to new staff members
• A team of dedicated consultants happy to work hard on your behalf.

If this sounds like the role to progress your Teaching Assistant career and expand your skill set don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity today!

Call Victoria on 02083718000 or e-mail on to discuss working opportunities near you for the rest of the academic year!