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Behaviour Support in Bromley (Orpington)

Date posted : 27/06/18
£65 - £66 per day

Job description

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Are you experienced working with vulnerable children or adults with complex and additional needs?

Are you looking for a change in career, or are you working part time and wanting extra hours?

If you are local to Bromley and can get to Orpington, then Teaching Personnel may have the ideal position for you!

Teaching Personnel work with a Client School based in Orpington, which caters for children aged 4 - 13 years old and have a range of Special Educational Needs, primarily Social, Emotional Mental Health. The School has 5 classes, with each class having 10 children, 1 class teacher and up to 4 Teaching Assistants. The school caters for students with a range of Special Educational Needs, therefore with this in mind, there is a high demand for Assistants that can commit full time, 8:30am - 3:30pm, for at least 1 academic year. The pupils do not respond very well to change so you must be committed to the job.

If you have a background in sport or the arts, or you have recently graduated from university and are eager to get into the education sector, please do not hesitate to contact me! The school are looking to trial people at the end of this week and the beginning of next week in order to secure staff for September.

Working for Teaching Personnel will offer you a range of benefits:

  • Competitive daily rates of pay starting from £62
  • Weekly pay days on a Friday, with no deductions for umbrella companies
  • A range of CPD courses for you to choose from, including Team Teach, Moving & Handling, Autism Awareness and Safeguarding
  • Your own consultant, dedicated to seeking out your ideal job role
  • A range of positions for you to choose from, including Primary, Secondary and SEN Schools

If you feel that you have these qualities and that this role is something that you would like to be considered for then please either e-mail your up to date CV to Fatjona Peposhi at or call Kerry on 02075933070

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