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Education First Recruitment is seeking a dedicated SEN Teaching Assistant for a specialist school in Southwark to support pupils with autism and complex learning needs. You will work 1:1 and in small groups, helping pupils access the curriculum and develop communication and social skills.
The role is long-term with an ASAP start, offering the chance to join a supportive team and gain valuable experience in a dedicated special education environment.
A specialist SEN school in Southwark is seeking a dedicated SEN Teaching Assistant to support pupils with special educational needs. The school caters for children and young people with a range of complex learning needs, including autism, and is looking for someone who is passionate about helping pupils develop their skills, confidence and independence.
As an SEN Teaching Assistant, you will work alongside teachers and other support staff to deliver tailored learning activities and provide individual support throughout the school day. You will assist pupils with accessing the curriculum, developing their communication and social skills, and participating in classroom activities.
The successful candidate will be comfortable adapting their approach to suit individual needs, building positive relationships with pupils and creating a supportive learning environment. Previous experience working within a special school or supporting children with autism and complex needs would be beneficial.
This specialist school in Southwark provides tailored education for pupils with additional learning needs, including autism and associated communication and developmental difficulties.
The school focuses on helping pupils develop academically, socially and emotionally through personalised learning, structured routines and individualised support. Staff work closely together to ensure pupils receive the support they need to engage with education, develop essential life skills and achieve their individual goals.