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SEN Teaching Assistant

Date posted : 03/07/19
£250 - £300 per week

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SEN Teaching Assistant

Have you got experience working with SEN students?

Are you looking for an exciting new opportunity this September?

Teaching Personnel are seeking a SEN Teaching Assistant, who is looking for a new challenge this September. Working in our client's secondary school with a range of students with different Special educational needs, such as:

  • ADHD (Attention deficit hyperactive disorder)
  • ADD (Attention deficit disorder)
  • ASC (Autism spectrum condition)
  • EAL (English as an additional language)

The SEN Teaching Assistant role will involve supporting the students in and out of the classroom, building a strong relationship with them and helping them reach their academic goals as well as building their social confidence.

  • SEN Teaching Assistant
  • Starting September 2019 in the new academic year
  • Working in a Secondary school, supporting SEN students in KS3 - KS4
  • Paid on a weekly basis (£250 - £300)

With the new academic year approaching our client's secondary is recruiting a SEN Teaching Assistant, to add extra support to their SEN unit, working with a strong forward thinking team.

The ideal SEN Teaching Assistant will have had previous experience working with SEN secondary school students and have confidence dealing with difficult situations. With students at the SEN unit struggling with trust issues, as an SEN Teaching Assistant you will be able to build a strong relationship with the students and can commit to a full time role.

Our clients school is located in the heart of Manchester, with excellent transport links close by, making it easy to access in the morning rush hour. With a recent refurbishment in their SEN unit, they have created an excellent modern learning environment for the students to study in.

If you feel you are the right candidate for this SEN Teaching Assistant role and want an exciting new opportunity, please email your CV to William via the link below or contact the Manchester Secondary Branch.

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