Global Delay TA - Birch Vale
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A small one form entry primary school in Birch Vale.
In this 1:1 Teaching Assistant post you will be working on a 1:1 basis with a Year 2 girl who has a statement of Global Delay. He needs encouragement and academic support with basic literacy and numeracy, as well as supporting in his social development and communication skills.are looking for a 1:1 SEN Teaching Assistant to support a girl in Reception with Global Delay. They are looking for an enthusiastic, caring and patient individual with a passion for working with children with additional needs. This position is fantastic experience for anyone looking to start a career in teaching, education psychology or other career paths working with special needs. The role will start in September and will be for one term initially.The opportunity to be made a permanent member of staff may be possible for the right candidate.
In return the school can offer you:
- Continual support from the SLT and school SENCO
- The opportunity to work in a 'GOOD' Primary School
- The opportunity to go onto a school based contract
- Up to £300 weekly pay
If you have experience working with children with special educational needs and are looking to enhance your career in education then you are encouraged to get in touch.
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