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£85 - 97 per day
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Birmingham
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£20,000 - £29,999
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£10 - £19 per hour
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Secondary SEN Support
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Birmingham
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Exciting Opportunity for a Secondary Teaching Assistant in Birmingham (£85.00 - £97.00 per day)Are you passionate about supporting young learners in their educational journey? Teaching Personnel is de
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TA - B29
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£90 - 105 per day
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Birmingham
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Full Time
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£100 - £199 per day
£10 - £19 per hour
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Secondary SEN Support
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Birmingham
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Behaviour Mentor – SEMH Support in Secondary Schools Location: Ruberey Pay: Competitive (dependent on experience and role responsibilities) Hours: Full-time, Monday–Friday, 8:15am–3:45pm (term time on
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£420 - 445 per week
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Birmingham
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Full Time
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£10 - £19 per hour
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SEN General
Location
Birmingham
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Graduate Teaching Assistant | BirminghamAre you a recent graduate ready to make a real difference in young lives? Whether you're considering a career in teaching, psychology, social work, or SEN, this
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