LSA

Prospero Teaching; Hemel Hempstead; Presencial; GBP 13.000 - 20.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Prospero Teaching is actively recruiting a SEN Learning Support Assistant in Hemel Hempstead to assist pupils with learning and communication needs in accessing daily school activities. You will support learning, social interaction and increasing independence by following individual plans created with teaching staff.

The role suits someone who can adapt activities patiently, communicate clearly with pupils and colleagues, and help with transitions and independence tasks within a supportive

Formación

• Experience as a teaching assistant, learning support assistant or in relevant SEND support.
• Understanding of autism, learning difficulties or speech, language and communication needs.
• A patient approach and willingness to follow individual care and learning plans.

Responsabilidades

• Support individual pupils and small groups with practical, appropriately paced learning.
• Use visual resources and agreed communication approaches to help pupils make choices.
• Reinforce speech and language activities under the direction of teaching staff.
• Help pupils manage transitions and take part in social and independence activities.
• Record engagement and progress, sharing useful observations with the wider team.

Conocimientos

Patience

Adaptability

Team collaboration

Herramientas

Makaton

PECS

AAC

Descripción del empleo

SEN Learning Support Assistant

Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire | £(Apply online only) per day, depending on relevant experience

Full-time, long-term temporary; Monday to Friday, term time

Start date and exact working hours to be agreed before placement.

Prospero Teaching is recruiting a SEN Learning Support Assistant in Hemel Hempstead to help pupils with learning and communication needs access their school day. You will support learning, social interaction and increasing independence, working from individual plans agreed with teaching staff. This role would suit someone who can adapt activities patiently and communicate clearly with pupils and colleagues.

Your responsibilities

• Support individual pupils and small groups with practical, appropriately paced learning.
• Use visual resources and agreed communication approaches to help pupils make choices.
• Reinforce speech and language activities under the direction of teaching staff.
• Help pupils manage transitions and take part in social and independence activities.
• Record engagement and progress, sharing useful observations with the wider team.

What you will need

• Experience as a teaching assistant, learning support assistant or in relevant SEND support.
• Understanding of autism, learning difficulties or speech, language and communication needs.
• A patient approach and willingness to follow individual care and learning plans.Makaton, PECS or augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) experience would be useful. Any personal care or physical support duties will be explained before placement and require appropriate training.

The role offers practical involvement in pupils' communication and independence as well as their classroom learning