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An independent SEN and Behaviour school based in Croydon is
recruiting for a number of Teaching Assistant roles to start in
September 2022.
About the role
Class sizes are taught in small groups, in pairs or
individually.
Background in youth work, education or care
Graduates who have specialised in psychology, special needs or
social and emotional mental health
About the school
Primary – ACS and SEMH
Secondary KS3 –KS5 – Challenging behaviour, SEMH, ADHD
Vulnerable young people, emotional and mental health
Outreach Worker
Training and Development opportunities
Clear path for career progression
Due to the various needs of pupils the school will consider a
range of SEN, youth work or behaviour-based experience although
someone who lacks qualifications but has an engaging personality
will always been considered.
Requirements
To be considered for the role of Behaviour Mentor you will:
Strong interpersonal skills in order to communicate with
families, carers and a multidisciplinary team of teaching staff and
educational psychologists
Desire to take a supporting role in a challenging setting
Able to work 08:45 – 16:00 Monday to Friday
Salary is dependent on experience, training or qualifications.
Youth Studies, Psychology and Criminology Graduates needed for
Social emotional mental health roles within a behavioural l setting
school.
About the role
Youth Studies, Psychology, Criminology, and Education Studies
degree or Masters graduates (UK or UK Naric)
Live in the borough of Merton/Sutton or be able to travel to
schools in the borough
Experience working with children or young people with
challenging behaviours, social, emotional, and learning
difficulties
Full-time/part time availability- minimum of three days per
week
About the school
The school provides educational support to pupils at who have
Social Emotional Mental Health needs, some being ASD. The students
are primary and secondary aged ranging from 4-16 years.
These sought-after graduates' intervention roles are for an
academic year with regular specialist training and a potential
permanent placement dependant on positive feedback and permanent
roles available.
Learning Support Assistant
Croydon
Secondary SEND Learning Support Assistant required in Croydon.
This is an amazing through SEN school.
If you have a passion for education and the desire to help
disengaged students re-engage and achieve, this role could be ideal
for you!
Learning Support Assistant
Promote positive changes in behaviour and social skills
Position to begin ASAP
Full time position, 8:30am – 3:30pm, Monday – Friday, term time
only
The role would include:
Supporting pupils throughout the school day
Assisting the pupil with the work set out by the teacher
Behaviour/learning support
Holding 1:1 or small group sessions
Aiding with the set up and set down of the classroom
Maintaining high levels of health and safety with the
pupils
Aiding the teacher with the day to day running of the
class
How to apply to the Learning Support Assistant -
Croydon
Smart Teachers is committed to safeguarding children, young
people and vulnerable adults.
We are currently recruiting teaching assistants on behalf of an
excellent school located in Addington, Croydon to start ASAP. This
school are looking for teaching assistants with or without
experience to work in a school that caters for primary and
secondary students with autism and speech & language difficulties.
A rewarding and supportive environment, you will have the
opportunity to make a positive difference to students learning and
receive onsite training to help you achieve the very best for the
students. As a teaching assistant you will be working with students
in class sizes of 6 - 8 students, working with students on a
one-to-one basis, developing numeracy & literacy, developing speech
and language with the support of visual resources, take part in
therapeutic approaches such as K9 therapy and also support students
in creative lessons such as sport, art, music, and cooking.
Croydon
Full Time - Youth worker Teaching Assistant
£80 - £90 daily rate – PAYE
SEMH Learning Mentor needed for a 1:1/small group intervention
role within Croydon, working with primary and secondary aged
pupils.
Are you interested in supporting young people who are out of
mainstream school? Do you have what it takes to adapt in a
rewarding environment as part of a supportive team working hard for
their pupils? Have you ever thought about working in an Alternative
Provision, PRU or Behaviour Unit?
Role: Behaviour Mentor / SEMH Teaching
Assistant
Pay: £75 - 90
Location: Croydon
Start Date: September 2022 - Long
Term/Permenant
We are seeking an experienced Behaviour Mentor for a Primary and
Secondary school - Challenging behaviour, SEMH, ADHD
About the school
Mixed provision for primary aged students through to Year 11 of
secondary school.
Challenging behaviour, SEMH, ADHD
Vulnerable young people, emotional and mental health
Behaviour Mentor
Teaching Assistant
Youth Support
Outreach Work
Requirments for Behaviour Mentor
Previous experience working in a school or alternative
provision
You must have experience working within an SEN school
DBS on the update service.
Confident, resilient, positive personality
The ideal Behaviour Mentor will have:
Experience and understanding of how to support young people
with social, emotional, mental health needs
Flexible in being able to provide 1:1, group support
Deal with any challenging behaviours or incidents in a calm
manner
Available to start immediately
Commitment during term time full time Monday to Friday 8.30am –
4.
Do you enjoy working with children and want to gain experience
in some amazing Secondary Schools in South London?
We are looking for dynamic Cover Supervisors for our Secondary
schools in the Croydon area. The ideal candidate would be able to
work short and long term on a full or part-time basis supporting
young children in their education journey helping them reach their
full potential.
Key responsibilities:
Cover a variety of subjects by providing students with materials
previously prepared by the class teacher (you will not be expected
to deliver a lesson).
Role: Behaviour Mentor / SEMH Teaching
Assistant
Pay: £75 - 90
Location: Croydon
Start Date: September 2022 - Long
Term/Permenant
We are seeking an experienced Behaviour Mentor for a Primary and
Secondary school - Challenging behaviour, SEMH, ADHD
About the school
Mixed provision for primary aged students through to Year 11 of
secondary school.
Challenging behaviour, SEMH, ADHD
Vulnerable young people, emotional and mental health
Behaviour Mentor
Teaching Assistant
Youth Support
Outreach Work
Requirments for Behaviour Mentor
Previous experience working in a school or alternative
provision
You must have experience working within an SEN school
DBS on the update service.
Confident, resilient, positive personality
The ideal Behaviour Mentor will have:
Experience and understanding of how to support young people
with social, emotional, mental health needs
Flexible in being able to provide 1:1, group support
Deal with any challenging behaviours or incidents in a calm
manner
Available to start immediately
Commitment during term time full time Monday to Friday 8.30am –
4.
Croydon
Full Time - Youth worker Teaching Assistant
£80 - £90 daily rate – PAYE
SEMH Learning Mentor needed for a 1:1/small group intervention
role within Croydon, working with primary and secondary aged
pupils
Are you interested in supporting young people who are out of
mainstream school? Do you have what it takes to adapt in a
rewarding environment as part of a supportive team working hard for
their pupils? Have you ever thought about working in an Alternative
Provision, PRU or Behaviour Unit? I would love to hear from
you.
Job description
We are currently recruiting experienced, motivated and passionate
youth mentors for the Spring and Summer term. This is a role in
Croydon working with children with challenging behaviour and
emotional behavioural difficulties.
The Roles:
- 8:30am to 4:00pm, during term times.
- Assisting pupils with challenging behaviour with their daily
tasks and activities.
