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Year 6 Teaching Assistant

Date posted : 12/09/17

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Are you an aspiring Primary School teacher looking for more school based experience?

  • Graduate Primary teaching assistant-Year 6
  • *CPD Opportunities*
  • Rates of pay for roles of this nature vary from £8.42 - £10.50 per hour!

Do you have ambitions of becoming a primary school teacher? Teaching Personnel are recruiting on behalf of a large primary school in Chorley, they have a temporary position for a teaching assistant (ideally graduate level) to work in their support staff team for the remainder of this academic year. As a graduate teaching assistant, you will work closely with class teachers and other members of the support staff team to provide pupils with a great level of support and opportunity to further understand their subject and confidence within lessons. Previous experience as a teaching assistant is desirable, however graduates with a strong academic record and a passion for working with children will be considered, highlights of this position include;

- Full time position starting ASAP (on going supply)

- Graduate teaching assistant , any subject background considered

- Primary school in the PR7 area of Chorley

- Supportive environment, working within a range of lessons

- Opportunity to secure a school based contract

- IDEAL for aspiring secondary teachers

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Situated in the Chorley area of Lancashire, this is a full time position working as a teaching assistant within a large team. You will work directly to the school’s SENCO, being involved in lessons and taking responsibility for your own groups of children. A degree in a subject related to schools would be ideal, however the school are happy to consider graduates with experience working with children and the commitment to making a difference.

If you are interested in this position, please apply with your CV straight away (apply now link) or email chloe.gardiner@teachingpersonnel.com – call 01772 842155 for more information. Additionally, if you know of any friends or family members who are interested in roles of this nature.
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