Primary SEN Teaching Assistant — Flexible Hours & CPD

Monarch Education; West Bromwich; On-site; GBP 17,000 - 18,000; Part time

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Job summary

Monarch Education are seeking experienced teaching assistants for primary schools in Sandwell, starting October 2026. Roles available both part-time and full-time with short- and long-term assignments. PAYE rates range from £93 to £100 per day; umbrella rate £110.24.

Ideal candidates will provide individualized support to students with special educational needs and assist teachers in creating inclusive learning environments. DBS and right to work in the UK are expected.

Qualifications

• Provide individualized support to students with special educational needs.
• Assist the classroom teacher in creating an inclusive learning environment.
• Share an understanding of child-centred teaching approaches.

Responsibilities

• Provide individualised support to students with special educational needs
• Assist the classroom teacher in creating an inclusive learning environment
• Supervise and assist students in the classroom as well as on a 1:1 and small group basis
• Share an understanding of the importance of a child-centred approach to teaching
• Develop and promote positive relationships with children, adults, and other practitioners

Skills

SEN support

Classroom support

1:1 & small groups

Child-centred approach

Education

Experience in primary setting

Job description

Monarch Education are seeking experienced teaching assistants for primary schools in Sandwell, starting October 2026. Roles available both part-time and full-time with short- and long-term assignments. PAYE rates range from £93 to £100 per day; umbrella rate £110.24.

Ideal candidates will provide individualized support to students with special educational needs and assist teachers in creating inclusive learning environments. DBS and right to work in the UK are expected.