Primary Learning Support Assistant (SEN Focus)

Ortus Recruitment; Greater London; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A recruitment agency specializing in education is seeking a Primary Learning Support Assistant in Southwark, London. You will support the head teacher and assist students in their learning and development, with a focus on those with special needs. The ideal candidate will have a commitment to children's emotional and social growth, experience working with SEN children, and the ability to build strong connections with students and parents. This is a full-time position offering competitive pay and professional development opportunities.

Benefits

Opportunities for professional growth

Supportive working environment

Positive placements with welcoming staff

Qualifications

• Ability to demonstrate a commitment to children's emotional and social development.
• Experience working with children and understanding their needs.
• Qualifications relevant to working with children are advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Support the head teacher in classroom activities.
• Supervise and support students, especially those with special needs.
• Build positive relationships with students.
• Encourage participation in class activities.
• Provide feedback on students' development when instructed.
• Maintain relationships with parents and children.
• Assist in 1:1 work with students needing special attention.

Skills

Commitment to helping children in their emotional, social and mental health

Experience working with SEN children

Ability to connect with teachers, children and parents

Sensitivity, patience and dedication

Education

Relevant qualifications for working with children

Job description

A recruitment agency specializing in education is seeking a Primary Learning Support Assistant in Southwark, London. You will support the head teacher and assist students in their learning and development, with a focus on those with special needs. The ideal candidate will have a commitment to children's emotional and social growth, experience working with SEN children, and the ability to build strong connections with students and parents. This is a full-time position offering competitive pay and professional development opportunities.