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SEN Teaching Assistant

Date posted : 07/08/19
£285 - £320 per week + pension

Job description

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A primary school in, Gorton (M18) are seeking a (term time only) special educational needs Teaching Assistant who has experience working on a one to one basis with SEN pupils. This is a 2 form entry school with an average class size of 30 pupils with children from all backgrounds, which wants to help pupils achieve their absolute best.

The role is to work at a school has been rated 'GOOD' by Ofsted, which the right candidate would be working on a one to one basis with children with various Special Educational Needs.

The Ideal candidate appointed will:

  • Be a dynamic, caring and reliable individual
  • Have experience supporting children with ASC, ADHD and SEMH
  • Committed to work in a diverse Primary School with children from all backgrounds

The schools ethos would attract candidates that are highly dedicated in having good relationships and good teaching with many opportunities available.

This would be a fantastic opportunity for the right candidate looking for their next 1:1 SEN Teaching Assistant position. It would be essential that applicants have experience supporting children on a one to one basis.

In turn, Teaching Personnel can offer you;

  • Over 20 years experience within Educational Recruitment working in partnership with a large number of Primary, Secondary and SEN Schools.
  • Pay to scale Salary, depending on your previous experience.
  • A dedicated, specialist consultant to support you and your needs.
  • CPD opportunities including Team Teach, People Moving & Handling and NASEN
  • Full or part-time work to fit around your existing commitments.
  • A £50 reward every time you recommend a colleague/friend to work with us.

If you fit the above criteria and are looking for your next full-time role, the role will start October and be 30 hours a week.

For more information or to apply for this role, please contact Ryan on the information provided.

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