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Teaching Assistant,York / Support Assistant

Date posted : 16/04/19
£9.50 - £11 per hour

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Teaching Assistant - York

  • Support Assistant for Secondary aged pupils
  • Monday to Friday Term Time Only; 0830-1530
  • Competitive daily rates of pay from £61.75 to £71.25

Teaching Personnel are looking for individuals who would like to become academic, social, behavioural and emotional support assistants at an OFSTED graded 'Good' Behaviour Unit just south of central York. As a Teaching Assistant, you will be working either 1:1 or in small groups of students at the School. You will need to be able to work 3 - 5 days a week during school hours, but also flexible to attend meetings with outside agencies after School hours if required.

This position is for an alternative provision, based in the Fulford area of York. The School is in a great location with access via train, bus and car. They have recently been graded 'Good' in their most recent Ofsted report and are a very supportive school, where many Teaching Personnel staff have been and ended up on a contract through the School.


Key Responsibilities:
* To support the work of the school and develop an in-depth understanding of the work they do, in-line with their aims and ethos.
* To support children in their participation of a number of activity groups for children with special educational needs, mainly Social, Emotional and Mental Health issues.
* To aid in the implementation of 1:1 behavioural intervention programmes to children with Autism, other developmental delays, or Special Educational Needs.
* To receive training from Teaching Personnel including Team Teach and in-house training from the School.
* Observe, work with and record students behaviour.
* To follow session plans.
* Be committed to maintaining an excellent standard of educational support.
* To act professionally at all times.
* In return, you can expect to develop an understanding of the schools ethos, the work we do and the field of Child Psychology. You can also gain a better understanding of a range of developmental needs, perfect for those of you looking for experience within child psychology.

Candidates must have a clean Child Only DBS that is registered to the Update Service and have similar experience.

To apply, please register your details and send in an updated CV by clicking 'apply now', or for more information contact Kerry Fowler at our Hull and Lincoln SEN Office on 01482 908020.

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