Teaching Assistant

• Location: Kent
• Job Type: Flexible working days and patterns
• Salary: Leading rates of pay, paid weekly

We are seeking a SEN Teaching Assistant to provide support in primary schools across Kent. This is an ideal opportunity for individuals looking to transition into an educational setting and who possess a positive and patient demeanour, especially those with experience working with children from a SEN background.

• Support students with additional needs, including ADHD, ASC, OCD, PMLD, MLD, or others, ensuring their safety and access to learning.
• Assist in the development and adaptation of resources and lesson materials to support young people’s understanding.
• Work collaboratively with the class teacher to support students, particularly those with an Educational Health Care Plan.
• Provide both one-to-one assistance and lead small group sessions and interventions as required.
• Support the teacher in assessing students through activities, providing feedback on student achievement, progress, and ongoing needs.

• Previous experience as a Teaching Assistant or similar role.
• Engaging and positive presence in the classroom.
• Ability to establish and maintain relationships with a range of students.
• Experience in managing and being responsible for your own workload.
• A patient and understanding approach to supporting children with SEN.

• Competitive rates of pay, paid weekly directly to your account.
• The opportunity to work in a variety of schools with diverse students and needs.
• Ongoing CPD to enhance your skills and expertise.
• Support from a dedicated consultant for bookings, registration, and any ongoing queries.

If you are interested in the SEN Teaching Assistant role, please click ‘apply’ below to send your CV to our consultant. They will support you through the registration process, including obtaining references and completing online training. Once you are ready to work, our consultant will arrange bookings for you. Apply now to make a significant impact on the lives of young learners!