HLTA for Special Needs: Lead Learning & Interventions

Bourne Education Trust; Addlestone; On-site; GBP 25,121 - 31,658; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Ongoing training and development

Well-being support including GP access

On-site parking

Cycle-to-work scheme

Staff discounts

Job summary

Bourne Education Trust is seeking a Higher Level Teaching Assistant for the Southcote Centre at Epsom and Ewell High School in Surrey. The HLTA will provide targeted provision and care to pupils under teachers and senior leaders to raise achievement and foster independent learning.

This role involves working 35 hours per week during term time (permanent). Salary is listed as FTE £31,658 or actual £25,121 for 35 hours/37 weeks, with opportunities for professional development and safeguarding

Qualifications

• GCSE English and Maths (or equivalent) and HLTA qualification, or willingness to undertake qualification.
• Awareness, understanding and commitment to safeguarding of children.

Responsibilities

• Work as part of a team, under the direction of the responsible Teacher, supporting teaching provision, development and implementation of learning for pupils.
• Under the guidance of the responsible Teacher, facilitate the learning of individual pupils and groups, setting high expectations and promoting positive attitudes to learning.
• Prepare, plan and deliver specific intervention programmes, adjusting activities according to pupil response and need.

Skills

Teamwork

Learning support

Intervention planning

Education

Higher Level Teaching Assistant Qualification

GCSE English & Maths

Job description

Bourne Education Trust is seeking a Higher Level Teaching Assistant for the Southcote Centre at Epsom and Ewell High School in Surrey. The HLTA will provide targeted provision and care to pupils under teachers and senior leaders to raise achievement and foster independent learning.

This role involves working 35 hours per week during term time (permanent). Salary is listed as FTE £31,658 or actual £25,121 for 35 hours/37 weeks, with opportunities for professional development and safeguarding