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Tradewind Recruitment LTD. in the Bury area is recruiting graduates with an Education Studies degree for a range of school-based support roles in primary settings. These positions offer hands-on experience in classrooms, supporting pupils and teachers across the day.
Duties include assisting with activities, helping pupils develop confidence, and supporting learners with additional needs. Roles run Monday to Friday, full-time, with a focus on building essential classroom skills and understanding
Bury & Surrounding Areas Tradewind Recruitment
Have you recently completed a degree in Education Studies or a related subject? Looking for an opportunity to gain real-world experience in a school before deciding on your next career move?
Tradewind Recruitment is working with primary schools throughout the Bury area to recruit graduates for a range of Teaching Assistant positions. This is an opportunity to step into an educational environment, work alongside experienced school staff and help children develop their skills, confidence and enthusiasm for learning.
Whether you have your sights set on becoming a teacher or want to explore other careers involving children's education and development, these roles can help you build a strong foundation.
We are looking for candidates interested in working in primary schools throughout Bury, Ramsbottom, Prestwich, Radcliffe, Whitefield, Tottington and nearby communities.
There are opportunities in mainstream classrooms as well as roles supporting pupils who need additional help throughout the school day.
Every school has different requirements, so the duties will vary depending on the placement. Current opportunities may include:
Most positions run Monday to Friday on a full-time basis, usually from 8:30am until 3:30pm.
A graduate role in a primary school can be a useful way to turn your academic knowledge into practical skills. You'll have the chance to observe teaching approaches, understand classroom dynamics and learn how school staff adapt their support to meet different needs.
This experience may be particularly relevant if you are considering:
Some of the trusts we partner with run their own School-Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) programmes. For suitable candidates, these may provide a potential route into further training and a career as a qualified teacher, subject to the programme's entry criteria.
We would like to hear from graduates with a background in Education Studies, Childhood Studies or a similar discipline who are keen to work with primary-aged children.
Previous experience in a school, nursery, tutoring role, youth setting or volunteering position would be beneficial. Experience supporting children with additional needs is also an advantage.
You should be approachable, patient and willing to learn, with a genuine interest in helping pupils overcome challenges and make progress.
If you're ready to gain hands‑on experience and discover what working in education is really like, we can help you explore suitable opportunities across the Bury area.