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Teaching Assistant - Durham

Date posted : 01/04/19
£54 - £75 per day

Job description

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At Teaching Personnel we are working in partnership with a Primary School based in Durham (DH6 area) who are looking to appoint a passionate and enthusiastic Teaching Assistant to join their Year 5 class in April 2019. The School are looking for experience in working with challenging behaviours and Autism (ASD). The role is a full time post, initially from April until July 2019, with an option to be made permanent for the right candidate.

The School was graded as 'Good' by Ofsted and is based in the DH6 region of County Durham. If you're travelling by Public transport there are excellent bus links from Durham City Centre. Parking is available onsite if you're wishing to drive, and is approximately fifteen minutes driving time from the A19 exit for A690.

If you have experience supporting Primary Schools in Key Stage 2 then we would LOVE to hear from you!

Are you registered with another agency? If yes, then don't worry as you can be multi-registered to work with more than just one agency.

In return for using your expertise to help local pupils, you will receive;

  • Competitive rates of pay, up to £75 per day depending on experience and length of booking.
  • Access to an 'Outstanding' CPD programme to enhance your skills and your CV.
  • 'Recommend a Friend' scheme, which earns you money for nominating fellow colleagues for work!
  • A chance to win the 'Teacher of the Month Award'.
  • Save money on needless umbrella company fees by being part of Teaching Personnel's PAYE payroll.

For more information or to discuss these roles personally, please contact Aaron Sloan on 0191 223 5070 or email us at

Teaching Personnel is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All candidates applying to jobs through Teaching Personnel must undertake or have undertaken an Enhanced Disclosure (Child Workforce Only) via the DBS and registered on the Update Service - Full assistance provided (AGY).

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