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SEN Teaching Assistants Required ASAP

Date posted : 20/10/17
£65 - £70 per day

Job description

This vacancy has now expired. Please see similar roles below...

Have you recently graduated and hold a Psychology degree?

Do you have the experience working with SEN pupils?

**Enhanced DBS required

**Primary SEN Teaching Assistant Graduate

**November Start

**Key Stages 1-2

**Full-time

**Barnet

**£65-£70 per day (weekly pay)

**Long term contract

**Experience requirement - Working with SEN pupils

**Qualified requirement - Psychology degree

Are you a passionate, confident and hardworking individual seeking to gain a career in teaching?

Looking to secure a long-term SEN Teaching Assistant role?

The OUTSTANDING OFSTED RATED School is a special confederation, formerly maintained by the London Borough of Barnet.

The school site is highly accessible and able to include young people with physical disabilities in all its learning. They work hard to ensure that all their members of the school feel safe and acquire high levels of self-esteem. Students can expect to follow a curriculum relevant to their needs, with increased opportunities for the development of social skills.

The head teacher is currently looking for a driven, understanding and committed individual that is able to maintain calm whilst under pressure with each individual and be able to set boundaries when the pupils or a child is showing any challenging behavior. The head teacher is looking for someone that is willing to commit their hours full time Monday - Friday (8.00am - 4.00pm) for a long term position starting in November.

Your role would consist:

  • You will be required to work in between years 3-4 classes, as a general SEN teaching assistant within the classroom, also to assist the teacher with any general teaching assistant duties required.
  • You will be required to work individually with pupils with specific difficulties. Which includes, autism, EBD, Downs Syndrome and Speech and Language difficulties.
  • You will be required to assist with lunch-time duties and the head is particular keen on Graduates that have ambition and passion to help out on after-school clubs.

Please note that you are required to have portable enhanced DBS and a physiology degree.

All previous experience must be clearly stated on your CV.

Apply now, if successful face-to-face interviews will take place straight away in order to secure your placement for November. Please ask for Nick Stanley or email at

Job Type: Contract

Salary: £65.00 to £70.00 /day

Teaching Personnel is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All candidates must undertake or have undertaken a valid enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. Full assistance provided.

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