Apprentice Teaching AssistantEDV/2026/ASCEA/74993

Diocese of Coventry Multi Academy Trust

Leek Wootton

On-site

GBP 14,000 - 17,000

Part time

4 days ago

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Job summary

The Diocese of Coventry Multi Academy Trust is seeking a part-time teaching assistant to support pupils at Leek Wootton, with a fixed-term contract and 30 hours per week. You will contribute to curriculum planning, assist in delivering lessons, interact with teachers and pupils, and help with ICT usage to develop pupils’ competence and independence.

The role requires safeguarding commitment, inclusion, and ability to adapt activities; the position is 39 weeks per year, with an annual salary of

Responsibilities

Contribute to curriculum planning and evaluation and assist in implementation
Assist in the delivery of lessons/sessions and interact with the teacher and pupils as required
Undertake agreed learning activities/teaching programmes, adjusting activities according to pupil responses
Support and use ICT in learning activities and develop pupils’ competence and independence in its use
Monitor and provide for general care, safety and welfare of pupils, including personal/hygiene support as required by personal plans

Job description

7 Days Remaining

Job Reference #

EDV/2026/ASCEA/74993

Location

Warwick Road, Leek Wootton, Warwick, Warwickshire, CV35 7QR

Contract Type

Fixed Term

Contract Term

Part-Time

Salary

£15,434.00 Annually (Actual)

Hours Per Week

Weeks Per Year

Closing Date

Midnight, Sun 20th Sep, 2026

Positions Available

Positions Available 1

Interview Date(s)

Week commencing 21st September 2026

Interview Date(s) Week commencing 21st September 2026

About This Role

About this Role

Your Day-to-day Duties Will Include

Contribute to curriculum planning and evaluation and assist in implementation
Assist in the delivery of lessons/sessions and interact with the teacher and pupils as required
Undertake agreed learning activities/teaching programmes, adjusting activities according to pupil responses.
Support and use ICT in learning activities & develop pupils’ competence and independence in its use.
Support individuals or groups during independent /group work, e.g. explain tasks, reinforce key objectives/concepts or vocabulary, use practical apparatus, support less able pupils, extend/challenge more able, keep pupils on task, interested, motivated and engaged.
Occasional support to whole class for short periods (e.g. story reading).
Help pupils to develop communication skills and role play activity.
Promote inclusion and acceptance of all pupils, encourage them to interact and work co-operatively and engage in activities.
Promote independence and development of self-esteem
Assist with lesson/activity planning, delivery and evaluation
Monitor individual/group achievements of key objectives and provide feedback to the teacher
Contribute to pupil assessment through observation and reporting
Record information relevant to assessment and review of pupils’ progress
Active involvement in day-to-day management of the learning environment including responsibility for the care and preparation of teaching aids, equipment, materials and differentiated resources.
Undertake routine and non-routine administrative tasks, e.g. produce worksheets, administer coursework
Liaise with parents/carers, specialist teachers and other professional staff, share and provide information
Monitor and provide for general care, safety and welfare of pupils, including tasks connected with their social inclusion and personal/physical care (including providing personal/hygiene support to pupils as required by personal plans.

Safeguarding Statement

The Diocese of Coventry Multi-Academy Trust are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The Diocese of Coventry Multi-Academy Trust ensure that all our recruitment and selection practices reflect this commitment.