Jump to main content
Search
shortlist register contact us menu

Graduate Teaching Assistant

Date posted : 06/06/18
£55 - £65 per annum

Job description

This vacancy has now expired. Please see similar roles below...

Teaching Personnel are working alongside a client primary school in Old Trafford (M16) to staff for a handful of graduate Teaching Assistants to work across the schools EYFS, KS1 and KS2 departments. Due to a staffing restructure, the school are appointing three Teaching Assistants who are looking to develop their careers in education whilst enhancing the learning experiences for children across this larger than average, 3 form entry, Trafford Primary School. The roles will start at the beginning of the new academic year and will be on- going. The school are looking to appoint for these positions permanently so the opportunity to work directly through the school may be possible for the right person.

Applicants will be qualified to degree level and will have a passion for working with children. Prior experience in a primary environment would be beneficial but isn't essential as training and support will be provided by the schools 'OUTSTANDING' senior leadership team. This 'community centred' school was graded 'GOOD' over all at it's last OFSTED inspection and was praised for 'the continual progress that children make'. The school is dedicated to 'making learning FUN', whilst celebrating 'diversity, team work and uniqueness'. The head teacher and senior leaders of the school are looking for 'fun but firm' teaching assistants who will fit in to the 'warm and friendly' ethos of the school.

  • Graduate Teaching Assistant Opportunities
  • Work Across Year Groups at a 'GOOD' Manchester Primary School
  • Opportunity To Work Onto a School Based Contract
  • Continual Support Provided By SLT
  • School Easy to Access By Public Transport & Car
  • Competitive Rates of Pay

The school are looking to shortlist for this position ASAP. If you are qualified to degree level and are looking to develop your career in education then you are encouraged to get in touch as soon as possible to avoid missing out on this opportunity.

For more information or to apply for this role, please get in touch as soon as possible.

List #1

Related posts

Understanding the DfE’s Vision for inclusive education

Teaser

Education News

Content Type

TP-Posts

Publish date

DD02YY

Summary

Understanding the DfE's visions for inclusive education: What schools need to knowEvery Child Achieving and Thriving is the new white paper from the Department for Education (DfE). The document s

Teaser

Understanding the DfE’s Vision for inclusive education to 2030. What schools need to know about the new 'Every Child Achieving and Thriving' white paper.

Read more
TP Talent - Nell Whitfield

Teaser

People & Culture

Content Type

TP-Posts

Publish date

DD02YY

Summary

Nell Whitfield is a Teaching Assistant working with our Manchester branch, currently supporting pupils in a SEND school. With a hands-on approach and a real passion for helping childre

Teaser

Nell Whitfield is a Teaching Assistant working with our Manchester branch, supporting pupils in a SEND school.

Read more
Nicole’s skydive for Father Hudson’s Caritas

Teaser

People & Culture

Content Type

TP-Posts

Publish date

DD01YY

Summary

Nicole Totterdell, MAT Account Manager at Teaching Personnel is taking on the incredible challenge of a skydive in February to raise money for Father Hudson’s Caritas. 

Teaser

Nicole Totterdell, MAT Account Manager at Teaching Personnel is taking on the incredible challenge of a skydive in February to raise money for Father Hudson’s Caritas.

Read more
TP Talent - Meet Thomas

Teaser

People & Culture

Content Type

TP-Posts

Publish date

DD01YY

Summary

Get to know Thomas Grindrod, 24, from Leyland, Lancashire, and find out more about his role in our Liverpool Primary team. Tell us about your role at Teaching PersonnelAs

Teaser

Get to know Thomas Grindror, 24, from Leyland, Lancashire, and find out more about his role in our Liverpool Primary team

Read more
Becoming an Exam Invigilator: Everything you need to know

Teaser

Educators

Content Type

TP-Posts

Publish date

DD01YY

Summary

Exam season offers a valuable opportunity if you’re looking for flexible, meaningful work within schools. Exam invigilating is a vital role that supports students during key assessment periods, an

Teaser

Read more
Ofsted’s new inspection changes: What schools need to know

Teaser

Education News

Content Type

TP-Posts

Publish date

DD12YY

Summary

Ofsted’s new inspection changes mark a shift in how UK schools are evaluated. Routine inspections will start from 1 December 2025. Between now and Christmas, Ofsted will prioritise state-funded sc

Teaser

Ofsted’s new inspection changes mark a shift in how UK schools are evaluated.

Read more
Christmas Payroll Dates

Teaser

Educators

Content Type

TP-Posts

Publish date

DD12YY

Summary

With the Christmas break and end of term coming up, it’s time to get your payroll sorted! Our Payroll team has outlined the key dates you need to ensure you receive your pay on time. Check out the

Teaser

Read more
TP Talent - Meet Amy

Teaser

People & Culture

Content Type

TP-Posts

Publish date

DD12YY

Summary

This month, we’re shining a light on Amy, one of our brilliant Business Managers in Tyne Tees. From her roots in education to progressing into leadership, she talks us through the real

Teaser

Read more
TP Talent - Meet Hope

Teaser

Educators

Content Type

TP-Posts

Publish date

DD12YY

Summary

Meet Hope Rodriguez – Manchester Primary Consultant Since joining Teaching Personnel just over a year ago, Hope Rodriguez has made an incredible impact in the Manchester

Teaser

Hope Rodriguez, Recruitment Consultant, shares an insight into her career and day-to-day life in work.

Read more
Autumn budget: the £33 million boost for libraries, play, and tackling child poverty

Teaser

Education News

Content Type

TP-Posts

Publish date

DD11YY

Summary

Following the mixed reaction to the Budget, we take a closer look at Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ announcements and what the Budget means for education. The Budget introduced targeted investments to

Teaser

Following the mixed reaction to the Budget, we take a closer look at Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ announcements and what the Budget means for education. The Budget introduced targeted investments to support literacy and wellbeing.

Read more
company logo
Search