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The Graduate Network is seeking an EYFS Graduate Teaching Assistant in Wolverhampton. You will support the class teacher with daily EYFS provision, assist with small-group activities in phonics and numbers, model play, set up continuous provision, and support speech, language, and social development.
You will observe and record simple progress notes, helping to maintain a calm, safe environment where children can thrive.
Do you have a degree and a passion for early years education before moving into teacher training?
Could you support young children through engaging activities and clear routines in a high-performing EYFS setting?
You’ll support the class teacher with daily EYFS provision. This includes small-group activities in early phonics and number, modelling play, setting up continuous provision, and supporting speech, language, and social development. You’ll help with observations, simple progress notes, and ensure a calm, safe environment where children can thrive.
You’re a graduate with a warm, nurturing approach and clear communication. You can follow guidance, keep routines consistent, and engage young children through purposeful play. You’re keen to learn from experienced practitioners and build skills for teacher training.
This ‘Outstanding’ primary school in Wolverhampton offers a nurturing, well-resourced EYFS with strong teamwork and clear routines. You’ll receive guidance, practical CPD, and regular feedback to help you make impact quickly.