Criminology Graduate Teaching Assistant

Academics Ltd; Wokingham; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading educational provider in Wokingham is seeking a Criminology Graduate Teaching Assistant to provide essential support to students facing behavioural and social challenges. This full-time role includes building positive relationships and offering tailored academic support. Ideal candidates will possess a Criminology degree and demonstrate resilience and empathy in their work. This position is a great opportunity for those pursuing careers in Youth Justice or Education, and offers a salary between £89 and £100 per day.

Qualifications

• Must have a Criminology degree or equivalent qualification.
• Ability to support vulnerable learners with SEMH needs.
• Experience or knowledge in behaviour intervention is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Deliver consistent, positive behaviour support.
• Implement de-escalation and restorative approaches.
• Build trusting relationships with vulnerable learners.
• Support academic engagement in 1:1 and small group settings.
• Work collaboratively with SENCOs, therapists, and pastoral teams.

Skills

Empathy

Resilience

Behaviour support

Collaboration

Education

Criminology degree

Job description

Criminology Graduate Teaching Assistant - Wokingham

ASAP Start - Full-Time Role

Are you a Criminology graduate interested in supporting young people with behavioural, emotional, or social challenges? A forward‑thinking SEN and SEMH school in Wokingham is looking for a Criminology Graduate Teaching Assistant to join their dedicated team.

This role offers invaluable experience for those considering careers in Youth Justice, Behaviour Intervention, Social Work, Counselling, or Education. You will work with students who may have SEMH needs, Autism, ADHD, or trauma‑related barriers to learning.

Key Details

Role: Criminology Graduate Teaching Assistant

Location: Wokingham

Salary: £89‑£100 per day

Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 am – 3:30 pm

Start: ASAP

Responsibilities

• Deliver consistent, positive behaviour support
• Implement de‑escalation and restorative approaches
• Build trusting relationships with vulnerable learners
• Support academic engagement in 1:1 and small group settings
• Work collaboratively with SENCOs, therapists, and pastoral teams

This is a highly rewarding role where you will make a real difference in the lives of young people who need stability, encouragement, and strong role models.

If you're resilient, empathetic, and motivated to help pupils reach their potential, apply now.