Una candidatura completa en un minuto
Currículum y carta de presentación personalizados, listos para enviar.
KPI Education is actively seeking a highly motivated Graduate Teaching Assistant to join a distinguished Barnet secondary school in North London for the 2026/27 academic year. This year-long post offers mentoring, hands-on classroom experience and increasing responsibility to help you decide if teaching is right for you.
You’ll work alongside experienced teachers and Heads of Department, supporting students in KS3 and GCSE while potentially engaging with A-Level work as your skills grow.
Are you a graduate considering teaching but want genuine classroom experience before committing to teacher training?
Would you like to spend an academic year developing your skills in a successful North London secondary school?
Could this be your first step towards becoming a qualified teacher in 2027?
KPI Education is recruiting an ambitious Graduate Teaching Assistant to join an impressive secondary school in Barnet, North London, from September 2026.
This isn't simply a classroom support position. The school wants a talented graduate with the potential to become an excellent teacher and will provide the mentoring, experience and increasing responsibility needed to help you decide whether teaching is the career for you.
From your first term, you'll become an active member of the school community.
You could spend the morning supporting lessons within your specialist department before delivering an intervention to pupils who need additional academic support. Later, you might lead a GCSE revision group, work individually with a pupil or support students with SEND.
You'll also help create resources, monitor progress and become involved in enrichment, revision sessions and wider school activities.
As your confidence develops, so can your responsibilities, giving you an invaluable insight into what life as a teacher is really like.
Based in Barnet, this successful secondary school has a thriving sixth form, modern facilities and an ambitious academic culture.
Clear behaviour expectations create purposeful classrooms, while experienced teachers and department leaders provide a supportive environment for graduates looking to develop.
Rather than spending the year observing from the sidelines, you'll be encouraged to become a genuine member of the teaching team.
The school wants to meet bright, confident and academically strong graduates with excellent communication skills and a genuine interest in education.
Applications are welcomed from a wide range of degree backgrounds, particularly English, Maths, Science, Humanities, Languages, Psychology and related subjects.
Previous school experience is useful but not essential. Your attitude, reliability, academic ability and potential are more important.
If teaching is on your radar, spend a year finding out whether the classroom is where your future belongs.