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1:1 Behaviour Support

Date posted : 16/04/19
£57 - £65 per day + pension

Job description

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Teaching Personnel are recruiting on behalf of a larger than average, Primary school in the Blackley area of Manchester (M9). This 3 form entry primary school are looking for a committed Teaching Assistant to work as a behaviour buddy supporting a number of children acrossKS1 who need additional support to monitor their behaviour.

To be considered for this position, you will have the ability to deal with challenging behaviour whilst working closely with a number of children with a variety of complex needs. To be considered for this role, you should have experience working with children with behavioural issues and Special Learning Needs and will have the ability to form good relationships with children of all ages.

This 'GOOD' primary school was praised at its last Ofsted inspection. The school are looking for a dedicated practitioner who has the skills suitable to take car of its children through until the end of the academic year!

This post is to start in after easter and will run up until the end of the academic year. Only candidates with experience supporting children with complex needs or dealt with challenging behaviours in an educational setting will be considered.

The ideal candidate will:

  • Have experience supporting children with complex needs
  • Be able to form working relationships with children and staff
  • Be looking to build a career in education

The school are looking to see appropriate candidates ASAP, so you are encouraged to register your interest for immediate consideration. The school are looking for a committed teaching assistant who can make a difference to the children's specific needs.

If you have the relevant experience and are looking for your next full time teaching assistant position in the Blackley area of Manchester, please get in touch with RYAN on the contact details provided.

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