Early Years Support - Uxbridge

Are you an Early Years teaching assistant, Nursery Worker or Early Years studies graduate?

OR maybe you have a passion and interest in working with young children and supporting child development?

WE HAVE AN AMAZING OPPORTUNITY WITH AN IMMEDIATE START!

As a specialist working with early development  you'll provide support to young children 1:1, 2:1 or in small groups with early communication, play and social skills along with numeracy and literacy. This is based in a small class setting focusing heavily on interaction, relationship building and positive behaviour management.

Based in Hayes, Hillingdon the school provides bespoke learning and development programmes to primary aged children with complex learning, social and speech and language needs associated with autism.

All staff within the school is required to be open to supporting children with personal care (toileting support) and working with a range of specialists to deliver effective support plans. Having experience or an understanding of Early Years framework, sensory learning, cognitive disabilities, social and emotional difficulties, medical, health and behaviour is highly beneficial. However, graduates and those with an interest in supporting these needs are welcome to apply as training will be provided.

What they are looking for?

• Someone confident or  interested in supporting children with developmental needs linked with a diagnosis of autism spectrum condition  
• Someone committed to full-time work with an interest in permanent positions within the school
• Previous experience with autism, speech and language, early years or an understanding of these needs, child development or the Early Years framework
• Someone with a updated Child DBS or able to apply in order to secure position
• Someone who is open to training to support complex needs, challenging behaviour and overall career development

Confident you can fulfil this position? Send your updated CV today.

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All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay.

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