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*LOCATION* Manchester
*CONTRACT TYPE* Full-time
*CONTRACT TERMS* Long-term
*SALARY* £600 - £750 per week
*APPLY BY* ASAP
*JOB START* On-going
The role A vibrant, supportive and very
highly regarded special needs college in Manchester is seeking to
appoint a full time SEND Tutor to deliver a post-16 curriculum to
students with Autism and complex needs.
The SEND Tutor will be required to deliver an innovative and
progressive curriculum.
Class sizes are small, between 4-8 learners per class and there
is a high ratio of LSA support.
Ability levels can vary considerably and a willingness to
deliver more than one curriculum area is desired.
A large nursery in South Manchester are recruiting an Early Years
Teaching Assistant. This is for an immediate start.
If you truly want to move your career forward with an excellent,
supportive and passionate team then this could be the nursery for
you.
Successful candidates will ideally:
Be Level 2/3 qualified.
We are currently looking for Teaching Assistants, to join
one of a variety of clients across Manchester from summer
term 2022.
As an Intervention Teaching Assistant, you will be working with
small groups of 3-5 students of all abilities and needs, including
those with special educational needs. You could be working across
multiple year groups. You will work closely with the class teacher
and/or SENCO to plan and adapt lessons and activities to each
group's ability, including providing interactive and alternative
solutions to engage with each student.
We are actively recruiting for a Special
Educational Needs Teacher with experience working
within an SEN setting. We are happy to
accept candidates with both part-time and full-time
availability.
Your role will be working closely with the SENCO, creating
academic, behavioural, and emotional support plans to enable the
pupils to learn and flourish. You should be a strong behaviour
manager with outstanding planning skills, able to differentiate
effectively.
Our client school in City centre Manchester is looking for an SEN
TA to work in the KS1 area with SEN teaching
assistant duties which are:
Preparing the classroom for educational activities
Supporting individuals with SEN
Providing practical and pastoral support to the pupils in the
classroom
Providing support with behaviour management
To be an SEN teaching assistant you will just need to have an
inspiring, nurturing and positive attitude, have experience working
with or caring for children, whether that is in a school or home
setting and be able to manage challenging behaviour in the
classroom.
This role is ideal for anyone who requires term time working and
has a yearning to work with children with additional needs, to help
shape and impact their futures.
Out best candidates have come from backgrounds such as (but not
limited to):
Youth worker
club leader
sports coach
childminder
personal carer of children with SEN
Students in the field of drama/ peforming arts/ education
So, if at first you think this isn't something you're qualified
for, rethink!
SEN Teaching Assistant
Salary: £75 to £85
Location: Bridgewater
Contract Type: Full-time
Contract term: Permanent (starting ASAP)
We are currently looking to appoint an experienced SEN
Teaching Assistant at one of our client Bridgewater Primary School
located in Manchester. The school is looking for someone who will
be responsible to provide support for teaching and learning, to
raise the progress and achievement of students.
About our school:
Our ethos and values are centred on the mission to:
Make a difference in children's lives; see them grow and become
confident young people by opening doors to new opportunities and
ensuring choice.
Foster a belief in achievement built upon aspiration so that
all children enjoy learning and achieve across the curriculum.
*LOCATION* Manchester
*CONTRACT TYPE* Full-time
*CONTRACT TERMS* Long-term
*SALARY* £350 - £400 per week
*APPLY BY* ASAP
*JOB START* On-going
The roleWe are recruiting for a Young
Offender Support Worker to work with young people aged between 11
and 17 who are receiving their education in Pupil Referral Unit
settings across Manchester.
The role of a Young Offender Support Worker is to support young
people to access education, as they will often be very disengaged
from school-life.
This would be an amazing opportunity for somebody who wants to
make a difference to young people from disadvantaged backgrounds,
and that in some cases have suffered major trauma.
The school
The work of a Young Offender Support Worker will require you to
be based within a Pupil Referral Unit school setting
You will offer guidance and support both in the classroom, and
also with their social and emotional development.
This is a fantastic opportunity to work within a secondary
school, rated Good by Ofsted, with a strong commitment to staff
development. This opportunity is well suited to candidates looking
to secure long term work for the future.
Highlights of Teaching Assistant position:
Full timetable, responsible for supporting students during
lessons
Working with those with SEN and learning difficulties
Excellent way to enhance teacher training applications
Modern secondary school, excellent facilities
Excellent CPD available to all staff, including new
starters
South Manchester based mixed secondary school
The secondary school has a central focus on providing all pupils
with the opportunity to succeed in their academic studies, no
matter their background. With a range of on-site provisions and
extra-curricular offerings, the school also strives to ensure
pupils' wider interests are also catered for.
*LOCATION* Manchester
*CONTRACT TYPE* Full-time/Part-time
*CONTRACT TERMS* Long-term
*SALARY* £350 - £400 per week
*APPLY BY* ASAP
*JOB START* On-going
The role
Are you a Psychology Graduate who has experience of working with
children? If so, you can gain paid work in special needs schools
across Greater Manchester supporting pupils with learning
disabilities, additional learning needs, or social, emotional and
mental health needs.
The desired Psychology Graduate would be working in the
capacity of a Teaching Assistant, providing vital support to both
teachers and pupils.
You will be required to build positive relationships with
pupils, and devise strategies to overcome barriers to learning, and
help them to get the most out of their time in education.
Are you a qualified Nursery Nurse or teaching assistant looking
for work in Manchester? Do you have experience supporting children
with Special Educational Needs? We are working in partnership with
a special needs school in Manchester who cater for children aged
3-11, we have a variety of work available for nursery nurses,
qualified teaching assistants and individuals who have experience
working with Special Needs.
Benefits of registering for supply work with TP include;
-
Immediate work to suit your availability and circumstances , full
or part time
- Casual
ad-hoc supply work, full time block placements which can lead to
permanent
- Nursery
nurses and teaching assistants with SEN experience welcome to
apply
- Earn up
to £80 per day dependent on previous experience
- Exposure
to working in Special Needs Schools and developing your
experience
- The
opportunity to enhance your experience and undertake specialist
training
Due to their ever increasing supply demands, our Manchester SEN
branch are seeking dedicated individuals to register now for work
in this and other local schools.
