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Core Subject Graduate

Date posted : 08/05/18
£13000 - £16000 per annum

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Core subject graduate required for a General Teaching Assistant role in a large secondary school based in the Doncaster area to start in September on a permanent basis!

  • English/Mathematics/Science/Psychology Graduate wanted
  • Permanent position ideal for graduate wanting to start career in education
  • September 2018 start
  • Salary £13,575- £16,539
  • Good School with great staff
  • Graduates wanted to help aid progression in KS3 and KS4
  • Easily accessible from the city centre

A large secondary school in Doncaster have come to Teaching Personnel in search of a core subject graduate to start in September for the duration of the academic year within KS3 and KS4. School based experience isn't a necessity as full training will be given. The attributes required are enthusiasm, pro-activeness and a passion for helping children progress. As part of the role you will be expected to take small intervention groups and deliver pre-planned work to the group of mixed ability pupils.

This will require confidence as well as a good understanding of behaviour management. The school is a 'Good' school with a strong staff team and a good mix of experience throughout the Teaching Assistant team. As this is a two form entry school there is a high number of staff and each class currently have a general Teaching assistant within it as well as certain classes having Teaching Assistants providing 1:1 support.

The reason the school is looking for a core subject graduate is to ensure progression is made throughout but also so there is a real specialist within the certain subjects to be able to get the most out of the pupils. This is the perfect opportunity for someone looking to go on to do their PGCE in future to gain good experience within a nice school for the entirety of the next academic year.

If you are a graduate and are wanting to get your foot into Education please send an up to date CV or alternatively call Kim Johnson on 0114 241 3341

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