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SEN TA: Autism Specialist

Date posted : 19/08/19
£1200 - £1250 per month

Job description

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Our client secondary school is looking to recruit a Teaching Assistant who is experienced/ a specialist in regards to assisting students with SEN. The school requires a TA who is able to support and work with a student with Autism.

The successful TA will be working on a 1 to 1 basis with the specific student supporting within the classroom where possible but primarily working away from other students. The student in question is a very able learner but requires undivided attention and support on social skills, self-esteem and self-help strategies. This is the perfect role for an experienced TA with the relevant SEN exposure.

Working with this individual student is greatly rewarding and would suit someone looking for work within a secondary school environment but perhaps from a care background; personal or work based.

The school requires the successful Teaching Assistant to start with them in September as close to the start of the academic year as possible but can be flexible for the most suitable candidate.

Key aspects of this SEN Teaching Assistant role:

  • Support a specific student with Autism and various learning difficulties
  • Full time Teaching Assistant position starting in September supporting the students with Autism
  • Work on a 1:1 basis with a student within a secondary school environment
  • Small secondary school based in the Trafford area
  • Pay range between £1200 - £1250 per month depending on specific experience

The school is located in the Trafford area, very easily accessible for those living in the Chorlton, Stretford area. For those situated in the Sale/Altrincham area, the school is also easily accessible and for those further afield - the M60 motorway is close nearby.

The school is a small secondary school, which is highly supportive as a result of the small nature. The students and staff are all aware of each other and the atmosphere around school is pleasant and understanding as a result of the small scale.

If you are a graduate with experience working with a student with ASC or an experienced TA/LSA who can support an individual with various needs, then apply now with your latest CV. Graduates with less experience are encouraged to contact Shiv at the Manchester South Secondary branch for further information.

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