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Speech and Language Graduate TA

Date posted : 29/07/19
£60 - £70 per day

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Speech Language and Pathology Graduate - Teaching Assistant Role in Salford Primary School. M30.

Working as a teaching assistant using SLCN degree.

Supporting children with communication issues.

Teaching assistant within the Early Years and Key Stage 1.

Do you want to use your Speech, Language and Pathology Degree in a primary school or education setting?

Teaching Personnel are working closely with a primary school in the Eccles area of Salford, M30 to appoint a Speech, Language Graduate to their team in September 2019. The school caters for a higher than average number of children with special educational needs and has specialist resource unit in their early years foundation stage.

If you have a strong academic record and a dedication towards your career this could be great experience before going into therapist training. The SENCO of this Client School is highly experienced and facilitates the special needs programme for a large number of students on roll.

  • Using various communication programmes to support children in the EYFS and Key Stage 1.
  • Autistic children and children with barriers to communication
  • PECS, visual aids, "now" and "next" cards to help communicate
  • Delivering tailor made programmes outlined by the SENCO for identified children
  • Full time position
  • September 2019 start

If you are considering gaining more child based experience before making the next decision with your Speech, Language Degree, working as an SEN Teaching Assistant within this Salford primary school could be the perfect foil for you.

Please apply below and send an updated CV to Pat in the Manchester West Primary Branch of Teaching Personnel.

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