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Are you a SEN Teaching Assistant looking for a new challenge? Are you a specialist SEN Teaching Assistant? Can you connect with children with Special Education Needs and Disabilities? Have a patient and compassionate nature towards challenging behaviour?
Do you have experience working with individuals with Emotional and Behavioural difficulties? (EBD) Do you have de-escalation techniques that would be invaluable in a classroom environment? Are you looking to work within a Pupil Referral Unit with pupils that are on their last chance? Do you want to make a difference to individuals which are in need of a mentor?
Are you a graduate who is looking to get into the education sector? Do you have a relevant degree and a passion for working with vulnerable students? Are you trying to get more experience in schools and are considering doing a PGCE in future? If so, the graduate Teaching Assistant role might just be perfect for you!
We are currently working alongside a Specialist SEN School in Swansea, who are looking to assign a Specialist SEN Assistant to support pupils with profound and multiple learning difficulties (PMLD). The school caters for pupils aged 3-19 with complex physical and sensory impairments. It will be your role to support pupils to access a highly bespoke and tailored curriculum. You must have experience of supporting young people or adults with physical disabilities and/or additional needs.
we are currently working alongside one of our partner Cardiff Secondary Schools that are looking to recruit a Behaviour assistant for a position working withing the Secondary School's specialist behaviour base. As a Behaviour Buddy, you will need to have the ability to build strong, trusting and stable relationships with young people, and be consistent in your approach to behaviour management. Although this role will mainly be on a 1:1 basis you will often be asked to support with small group interventions within the behaviour provision and on occasions have to support the pupils in the mainstream classes as the school look to integrate these pupils on a phased basis. The School have specified the need for someone with some life experience, that can lend their experiences to the support of these pupils.
SEMH and Wellbeing Mentor Are you looking for a new role supporting pupils resettling into their school routines? Do you have experience working with additional needs and a caring approach? The position: SEMH and Wellbeing Mentor Salary: Earn GBP60-65 per day We are working with a large secondary school in East Bristol. The recent school closures have impacted the wellbeing of many students, consequently additional support is a priority of the school.
We are seeking an experienced Teaching Assistant to work in our client school in Bournemouth. This is a full time role to start in May Monday - Friday, 9-3.30 SEN Support - Autism Full Time The school is an SEN School in Bournemouth catering for pupils with Autism. The school caters for children from 4-16 years old.
Team Teach Qualified TA – Birmingham Are you a TEAM TEACH qualified teaching assistant? Are you looking for a behaviour support role where you can impact on a young child's learning and behaviour? Could you see yourself working in a 2:1 capacity, building a strong relationship with the child and parents? The Head teacher of a SEN school in Birmingham are looking to source a specialist support assistant who has strong behaviour management and experience working alongside an individual child with challenging behaviour.
Autism Support What you need to know about the school: The school supports young people to develop their emotional wellbeing, academic skills and social skills equally. The school are currently on the look out for an additional teaching assistant to work through us initially with the likelihood of a permanent contract after a specific amount of time. This is an ideal opportunity for anyone who is fancying a change in career or if you have a keen interest in special needs. We are looking for dedicated individuals who are passionate about providing the highest standards of care and facilitating opportunities for learning for our wonderful children.
We are actively seeking an intervention specialist and/or qualified HLTA, to work with pupils with SEMH, complex ASC, and MLD. As an individual you must be resilient, patient and understanding of each pupil's individual requirements and needs. You should have: You should have a Level 3 qualification or higher in Education/Special Needs, Excellent communication skills Current or previous Team Teach/Restraint training Experience of working in schools Personal or professional experience with Special Educational Needs The role is full-time with work from 8am – 3.30pm Monday to Friday, with the opportunity of gaining a permanent contract in the future.
