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Teaching Assistant - Behaviour

Date posted : 05/04/19
£57 - £70 per day

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Teaching Personnel is seeking a Teaching Assistant which can assist with pupils with challenging behaviour!

Are you looking for a new rewarding role?

Bristol

Pay: £57- £70 per day!

Full-time

Teaching Personnel is happy to announce an opportunity for a Teaching Assistant to work with one of our biggest liaising schools in Bristol. We are looking for a credible candidate who has previous experience working in education and who is enthusiastic for new opportunities.

About the role

This specific role requires an individual who can adapt their approach to enable the pupil to feel comfortable and that allows them to achieve too their potential. The school ask for the successful candidate to be available as soon as possible, also being able to take on the full time role which is 5 days per week. You will be working with key stage 3 pupils 1:1 out of the classroom, helping them gain concentration to be able to get back into the classroom with the rest of the class.

Easter Start- Until the end of the academic year

The school is located in the centre of Bristol.

About the school

This school in Bristol have a really good reputation in sustaining their quality and the attention to detail in regards to their pupil's with challenging behaviour. They have a really good SEN unit which it well maintained due to the quality of their current staff. However, they are looking for a candidate who can bring a really enthusiastic approach to the department.

As Teaching Personnel and the school have a really good relationship, they encourage candidates to use the CPD academy. This provides Teachers and Teaching Assistants with the opportunity to go on external course; this will enhance their knowledge and understanding.

Having a good depth of experiences with schools in education will enhance your chances of becoming a successful candidate. Furthermore, having a child work force DBS on the update service will speed the process of this role.

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