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Teaching Assistant - Enfield

Date posted : 05/02/19
£60 - £75 per day

Job description

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An Outstanding Primary Special Needs School in Enfield are currently seeking an experienced teaching assistant to support KS1 students with autism. The school are looking for a passionate individual who is willing to support students with a statement of special educational needs and is looking to develop a career in education.

The school is supports students with autism, challenging behaviour and social emotional mental health needs. They are looking for an individual who has supported students on a 1:1 basis, additional training in team teach or outreach training would be of huge benefit for this position but is not a requirement as you can either do this training through Teaching Personnel or direct through the school.

About the school

  • Built in sensory room
  • Sound proofed room for music therapy
  • Purpose built SEN facilities
  • Onsite training and inductions
  • ICT Suite with PCs, touch screens and interactive white board

Job attributes:

  • Degree in Psychology/Sociology/PE/Drama
  • Voluntary work or placement supporting children or young people in a school/youth setting
  • Experience with autism and challenging behaviour
  • Provided 1:1 support and managed small groups of 3
  • Relevant training - Safeguarding, Team Teach, Autism Awareness

Benefits

  • Weekly pay through PAYE (Daily rate from £60-£75 depending on level of experience)
  • Support students in a multisite academy
  • Access to state of the art facilities and equipment to support students with special educational needs
  • Receive support from a warm and welcoming Senior Leadership Team
  • Encouraged to succeed and pursue a long lasting career in education
  • CPD Training offered - Safeguarding Level 2, Team Teach

If you are interested in this position and are passionate about working with students with a statement of special educational needs, contact Asllan on 0207 593 3078 or email with an up to date CV and Cover Letter.

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