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Behavioural Teaching Assistant in Sidcup - September Start

Date posted : 24/06/19
£60 - £80 per month

Job description

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We are currently recruiting for a Teaching Assistant to work alongside a Year 4 pupil, in an 'Good' primary school in the Bexley area. The pupil requires a Behavioural Specialist who has prior experience dealing with students with similar needs. A minimum of 6 months experience is required from the potential candidate and the ability to deal with challenging situation intuitively. We would like someone who is able to show a good level of care, patience and demonstrate willingness to adapt and learn throughout the pupils' development process. It is vital to ensure the student can attain and maintain good academic levels.

Candidate Requirements:

  • 6 months experience working with pupils with behavioural challenges
  • Be able to work full-time in September
  • Be confident when supporting pupils behaviour inside and outside of the classroom
  • Deliver 1:1 sessions to maintain pupils progress
  • Promote positive behaviour at all times
  • Have Restraint Handling, De-escalation or Team Teach training
  • Support in preparations of any extra appropriate classroom activities required for the pupil
  • Implement pupil safety procedures
  • Any related course or qualification would be ideal ( Youth Worker, Ex- Militants or Criminology graduates)

School

The school is a lovely 2-form entry suited in the heart of Eltham and is easily accessible via public transport. The Primary School offers a welcoming committee of pupils and staff members and stand on diversity, thus welcome children of all culture and background.

As a Challenging Behaviour specialist you must show genuine passion in helping the pupil to achieve their full potential. Incorporating previously gained experience to tailor to the new individuals needs and show willingness to learn of any new skills or knowledge required.

If you feel you are the right candidate for the role then, please contact Abi on 020 7593 3075 or email your CV

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