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3 Days a week - Teaching Assistant

Date posted : 12/07/19
£57 - £65 per day

Job description

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Teaching Personnel are working with an 'Outstanding' OFSTED rated school, who are looking for a Teaching Assistant to work on a one to one basis with a year 3 student with Challenging behaviour.
This student needs you to be confident, passionate and enthusiastic individual and be committed to the pupil you are working with.

The school ethos is fully embedded to include the Christian values of 'love', 'hope' and 'respect' which all of the children, staff and parents are part of ensuring this is shown in everyday life in school.
The school expect the children and adults in school to share this ethos in everything they do within their interactions and have the high expectations.
The school has a very positive behaviour environment and children feel safe, cared for and valued as individuals and as part of the collective school community.

Pay starting at £57 per day!

You as the Candidate:

The successful candidate will need to be energetic, confident and be driven to making an impact on the schools pupils. A child workforce DBS on the update service, or the willingness to do one and to be available to start in September.

In return, as an agency we offer:

  • Ongoing seminars and training courses such as Team Teach and Moving & Handling to continue your individual professional development.
  • A dedicated and experienced personal SEN specialist consultant that works with our supply staff to place them in schools and locations that suited to them.
  • Wages paid directly into your bank account every week via PAYE.
  • Refer a friend introductory scheme
  • And more!

If you are interested in this role and would like to be considered, please apply via the link.

We also have a range of roles that may interest you, working in local primary schools around Bristol and Bath. Teaching Personnel have placed many Teacher and Teaching Assistants into temporary-to-permanent opportunities as well as receiving many supply requests if you are seeking more flexible work opportunities.
Working with students on a one to one basis with Special Educational Needs or working in more of a General role. ( I'd leave this sentence out)
Please feel free to send across your CV to myself via email -
hope.joy- or call 0117 92000 40 and ask to speak to the Primary team.

We look forward to hearing from you.

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