Learning Support Assistant — Inspire Learning & Independence
Percy Hedley Foundation
Newcastle upon Tyne
On-site
GBP 18,000 - 22,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Wellbeing support
Contributory Pension Scheme
Induction and ongoing training
Employee Assistance Programme
Rewards scheme
Cycle to Work Scheme
Sociable working hours
School holidays off
Job summary
A special education institution in Newcastle upon Tyne seeks a Learning Support Assistant to support children with additional needs. The role involves providing personalized educational support, collaborating with teachers, and maximizing student independence and participation in learning. Full-time hours are provided during term time, with benefits including wellbeing support and ongoing training. The position is pivotal in fostering the learning and future prospects of every pupil.
Qualifications
Must support children's care and learning as directed.
Experience with children or adults with PMLD is advantageous.
Must communicate effectively and help in curriculum planning.
Responsibilities
Provide one-to-one or two-to-one support for students.
Implement aspects of children's curriculum creatively.
Support students in the community and on visits.
Maximise learning in life skills and participation.
Collaborate with teachers and therapists.
Skills
Good communication skills
Organisation skills
Behaviour management
Knowledge of British Sign Language
Experience with PMLD
Job description
A special education institution in Newcastle upon Tyne seeks a Learning Support Assistant to support children with additional needs. The role involves providing personalized educational support, collaborating with teachers, and maximizing student independence and participation in learning. Full-time hours are provided during term time, with benefits including wellbeing support and ongoing training. The position is pivotal in fostering the learning and future prospects of every pupil.