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SEN TA urgently needed

Date posted : 03/04/19
£9 - £10 per hour

Job description

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We urgently require SEN Support staff across Bournemouth and surrounding areas in Dorset.

Teaching Personnel are looking for anyone with Special Educational Needs experience, or have no SEN experience and have a keen interest in the role.

Key skills can include:

- Learning Support Assistant (LSA).
- Teaching Assistant (TA).
- Residential support/Care worker.
- Youth/Community work experience.
- Personal experience looking after someone with Special Educational Needs (SEN).
- Anyone with a keen interest and slight knowledge of the role of support staff.

What Teaching Personnel can provide you!


* We will have a huge demand of work across the academic year, across Bournemouth & Poole Special Educational Needs (SEN) schools.

* Working on a temporary basis gives you the freedom to try many different schools, it also allows you to get a better work life balance. Now is a great time to work on a temporary basis through Teaching Personnel as we currently have Dorset schools pre-booking teachers already before they are fully vetted!

* We are always looking for talented Special Educational Needs (SEN) teachers to work across our schools in Dorset and local attached areas to Bournemouth and Poole. Whether you're an NQT, an experienced teacher and/or have no SEN experience, we are always happy to assist.

* Whether you're looking for your next permanent position, long term or day to day supply, we would like to hear from you!

We are always looking for teachers and support staff across Hampshire, who are able to teach across the national curriculum.

What would you do with an additional extra £50??
Refer a friend scheme: Know someone who might be interested in working through Teaching Personnel? Refer them to us and once they have a completed 3 days work you will win £50! (Terms and Conditions apply). We are always actively recruiting for teachers and support staff across the whole of Dorset.

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