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An innovative and dedicated specialist school in Oxfordshire is seeking a Mental Health Teaching Assistant to join their passionate team. This role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of students aged 5-16 with social, emotional, and mental health needs. As a key player in fostering a supportive learning environment, you will collaborate closely with SEN Teachers to create personalized curriculums that empower students to build independence and confidence. If you have a proactive mindset and a genuine passion for promoting mental well-being, this role is perfect for you!
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13.06.2025
Mental Health Teaching Assistant
Do you want to help young people access quality education?
Are you passionate about advocating for mental health well-being?
A phenomenal specialist school in Oxford is looking for an enthusiastic candidate for the position of Mental Health Teaching Assistant. The school caters to students aged 5-16 with social, emotional, and mental health needs, providing tailored education. As a Mental Health Teaching Assistant, you would collaborate with SEN Teachers to ensure a safe environment and support a curriculum not available in mainstream schools. Responsibilities include helping students self-regulate, coaching those facing mental health challenges, and maintaining their focus on tasks. The school aims to help students build independence, self-esteem, and confidence. They seek a pro-active, empathetic candidate interested in promoting mental well-being.
The role involves supporting students on a 1-1 basis, acting as a role model and moral support. The students benefit from personalized curriculums, which are difficult to access in mainstream education. The role requires a proactive mindset to identify potential triggers and find solutions, helping students stay in education and reach their potential.