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Teaching Assistant - Fluent Welsh

Date posted : 28/08/19
Up to £57 per day + PAYE (No umbrella company)

Job description

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** Teaching Assistant **

** Fluent welsh **

** West Wales **

** September **

** £1080 - £1200 per month **

**The ability to be fluent in both spoken and written welsh is essential**

Teaching Personnel are looking to recruit Teaching Assistants to work within Primary Schools in West Wales, including Carmarthenshire, Llanelli and Swansea. The ideal candidates will have a passion for creating a difference and the determination to inspire and motivate children to achieve their best. If you have relevant experience or just even have a real passion to contribute to the learning environment, register with us; we have work for you!

What Teaching Personnel are looking for someone who:

  • Is creative , confident , professional personality
  • Can develop good relationships with the pupils you work with;
  • Has good literacy and numeracy skills
  • Who has a passion for education and for making a difference

Highlights of this Teaching Assistant opportunity include:

  • Working for a Government Approved Agency who will be the schools' first point of call.
  • Full time on going position with the opportunity to secure a school contract
  • Ad-hoc supply work available to cover absences and staff training
  • Immediate work after a smooth registration process
  • Pay to reflect your experience, earn up to £9.50 per hour (£57+ per day)
  • The opportunity to develop your experience and undertake certified training
  • Excellent support within this school
  • Discounted CPD courses through our CPD Academy
  • Recommend a friend bonus scheme - £50 for every referral.

Applicants must:

  • Have the legal right to work in the UK;
  • Hold a Child Workforce Only DBS registered on the Update Service (or be willing to apply for one - full assistance provided);
  • Be registered with the Education Workforce Council (compulsory requirement in Wales) - please note that if you are living in England, you can still register with the EWC which will give you the opportunity to work on both sides of the border;
  • Provide at least two professional or character references;
  • Be available to interview and/or trial asap;

If you possess the experience and skills required and are interested in working in a mainstream school assisting a pupil with challenging behaviour, please send an updated CV to or give Lisa a call in the Primary branch on 02920 660270. I look forward to hearing from you!

Please note - if the above role isn't quite right for you BUT you would still like to engage in a position within the education sector, please be advised that we are currently recruiting for several roles to start ASAP, throughout South East and South West Wales, within all year groups from Nursery to Year 6. You can forward you CV or contact us via telephone for further information.

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