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SEN Teaching Assistant - North London, Barnet

Date posted : 11/09/17
£60 - £75 per day

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SEN Teaching Assistant - North London, Barnet

Are you looking for a fantastic career opportunity this year as a full time SEN Teaching Assistant?

An ambitious primary school in North London, Barnet has begun the search for a capable graduate to join the team as a SEN Teaching Assistant. If you are an aspiring SEN Teacher, Psychologist or Therapist and wish to take on a full time SEN Teaching Assistant position to gain the experience needed before doing so then apply today and begin your journey!

- North London, Barnet- excellent transport links and regular bus services - Starting ASAP, ongoing long term agreement - £60-£65 food and travel expenses - Supportive primary school with outstanding leadership - Regular bus service and on-site parking for drivers - Accredited CPD available for graduates - free of charge

Person Specification - SEN Teaching Assistant - North London, Barnet

This role would suit an ambitious and adept graduate who possesses a knack for developing relationships with not only children but adults too.

The school are hoping for a graduate who is able to gently encourage their students to work hard through positive reinforcement and advice, particularly those with SEN as they will require a different type of support to mainstream students.

About the Role - SEN Teaching Assistant - North London, Barnet

You will be a graduate SEN Teaching Assistant who can allow your nurturing personality to shine through by offering ongoing support to your students on a 1:1 or small group basis. You may be required to support in class or through withdrawal sessions.

The School - SEN Teaching Assistant - North London, Edgware

The SEN Teaching Assistant will become part of an ofsted rated 'OUTSTANDING' school located in Barnet. They provide a friendly and caring environment in which children feel valued and secure. The curriculum is rich, broad and challenging to bring out every child's unique talents.

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