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We commit to 'quality' always aiming to provide the best services, the best candidates and the best value. We strive to be the 'leading' agency in the market, making sure we have sufficient branch staff, locations and candidates to meet all of the staffing needs at our client schools. We are committed to being 'expert' at what we do by training our staff to understand the schools market and the importance of fulfilling the special and often unique requirements of each individual school. We want to be recognised as...
Tutors Required in Bingham and Grantham
Are you a fully qualified Teacher who is looking for a
more flexible work schedule, or need to supplement your current
income?
We work very closely with the Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire
Local Authorities to provide focused 1:1 tuition to pupils
throughout Nottinghamshire.
Currently we have an urgent shortage of tutors in the
Bingham and Grantham area.
The referrals that we receive are for children who are not in
education and are awaiting school placements, and many of the
children may be vulnerable.
Are you a teacher with SEN?
Are you looking for small group or one-to-one
work?
Do you want to support those who need you
most?
We are looking for tutors to work proactively with schools to
ensure the needs of their SEN pupils are met.
Due to school closures, we are currently looking for online
tutors to offer support to students. As one of the 32 approved
suppliers for the National Tutoring Programme, Teaching Personnel
is working with its client schools to offer support to students
requiring catch up tuition.
The school requires tutors across the core subjects. It is
essential that the tutor will be able to confidently:
Deliver lessons using an online platform, whilst being able to
competently keep students engaged.
This is an exciting fixed-term graduate level opportunity that
will offer the right candidate the opportunity to share and use
their expert subject knowledge to accelerate the progress of pupils
in one or more of their GCSE subjects. The successful candidate
will be passionate about their subject and have high expectations
of every child regardless of their background. They will recognise
that some children require additional support to make the excellent
progress we aspire to for all our learners. This role will have a
significant impact on closing attainment gaps for disadvantaged
pupils.
Teaching Peronnel are looking for Ad Hoc staff to work in
special schools across across Dorset.
We need experienced indivudals who have worked with children
with special needs including Autism, ADHD.
We need experienced indivudals who have worked with children
with special needs including Autism, ADHD, Downs Syndrome and other
complex needs who are looking for day to day and part-time work to
join our team of reliable and flexible supply staff.
Our schools cater predominantly to students with an EHCP
statemnent of Autism, however also provide education to students
with additional needs such as speech and language difficulties,
PMLD and hearing and visual impairments so flexibility and
adaptability is a must for candidates joining the TP team.
Teaching Personnel are recruiting for Teaching Assistants to
support primary aged pupils with Special Educational Needs,
including Social and Emotional Needs.
After the initial lockdown in 2020, when schools reopened to all
pupils in the September, we saw a high demand for support for
pupils who were struggling to adjust being back in school and we
anticipate a similar level of need once this lockdown is over.
About you:
Resilient, the ability to work under pressure and be able to
meet deadlines
Ability to use initiative to respond to unexpected problems
using recognised procedures and policies as a guide
Proven ability to manage a demanding workload, work under
pressure and deal with conflicting demands
Knowledge of child learning processes and Special Educational
Needs
An understanding of the complex lives that some young people
lead
Experience in working with challenging individuals
Previous experience of working within a school environment
would be advantageous
About the role:
To support pupils ‘social and emotional development and promote
independence in a safe, secure, challenging environment employing
strategies to recognise and reward achievement
To support the learning of individuals and groups of pupils
through the provision of the well-being curriculum and to act as a
role model, setting high expectations
To observe, record and support the social and emotional
development of pupils to identify individual needs and difficulties
and to feed back to pupils in relation to their progress and
achievement
To plan and facilitate specific well-being interventions, e.g.
Do you have experience dealing with challenging behaviour
pupils?
Are you looking for a new exciting challenge in
2021?
As Teaching Personnel have a high demand for Behaviour
Assistants to offer 1:1 support for secondary school pupils
with Emotional, Social, Mental Health and Behavioural
Difficulties.
The school in Bournemouth strives to create opportunities for
every pupil to develop to his or her maximum potential and strive
to deliver an outstanding service to all pupils and their
parents
The pupils at the schoo will predominantly present with
Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) difficulties.
Teaching Personnel are searching for an Autism Experienced
Learning Support Assistant for a SEN school in Bournemouth. The
role will begin on February 22nd when schools are due to
return.
The role will be providing support for secondary aged pupils
with varying levels of Autism, they may require substantial support
with difficulties in verbal and non-verbal social communication,
change in routine and developing relationships with peers. You will
be expected to provide some 1:1 support for students.
National Tutoring Programme Tutor(s)
English, Maths, Science, Humanities & Language Tutors
required.
Hampshire and West Sussex
Online and in school
Start: ASAP, subject to vetting checks.
Teaching Personnel is delighted to work in partnership with the
department for education to deliver targeted and bespoke tuition
packages to students who have been identified as requiring
additional support. The programme aims to support schools in
providing a sustained response to the coronavirus pandemic and to
provide a longer-term contribution to closing the attainment
gap.
Supply Teaching Assistant
Temporary, fixed term and ad hoc
Salary - £10-£12 p/h
Term Time Only
Are you a final year student or graduate seeking to gain
paid school based work experience?
Are you an already experienced Learning Support
Assistant seeking a more flexible workload?
Are you an individual with care experience, interested
to transition to Education?
Teaching Personnel works with Secondary, Primary and Special
Educational Needs Schools across West Sussex providing support
staff on a short term, temporary and ad hoc basis.
