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SEMH/Behaviour Teaching Assistant needed ASAP!

Date posted : 19/02/19
£270 - £325 per week

Job description

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Primary Teaching Assistant -- Behaviour / SEMH -- Start ASAP

Are you a graduate considering a rewarding career in Teaching?

Do you have the natural ability to overcome obstacles and a flair for working with children?

This is an excellent role to earn while you learn and is ideal for an aspiring primary school teacher.

Why wait to kick start your career in Teaching, gain hands on experience in a primary school as a Graduate Teaching Assistant for the academic year before training!

Primary Teaching Assistant -- Behaviour

Graduate role -- core subject degree ideal
English/Maths/Science/Psychology Graduates required
Gain excellent experience prior to teacher training
Training and support given by the school
Must have previous experience working with children
Role starting ASAP
Paid between £270/£325 per week
Large community primary school in Weymouth
Long term role -- Work Mon-Fri school hours

Person Specification

If you have a 2:1 or above degree, a passion for working with children and a real desire to pursue a career in education, we would like to hear from you! Ideally you will have some experience of working with children/young people. This role includes supporting the class teachers and children that display challenging behaviour, so you will need a determined and resilient personality.

About the role

This exciting role will see you working across Key Stage 2 supporting class teachers. Some children at the school display challenging behaviour, you will work with these children to support their learning and understand how to assistant them. You will receive excellent training from the school and use strategies to ensure the child's learning is not disrupted. Aside from this you will be involved of all aspects of school life including extra-curricular activities!

About the school

This is a vibrant two-form entry Primary school In Weymouth. The children are happy and eager to learn and staff are supportive of one another. The school is well known for supporting graduates in their first steps into education. It serves a diverse catchment area and staff members work in a cohesive, supportive environment.

Please send your CV and Covering Letter to Harry at Teaching Personnel to apply for this exciting opportunity!

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