SEN Teaching Assistant: Empower & Support Learners

Securitas UK; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 18,000 - 23,000; Full time

Job summary

Securitas UK is seeking an experienced Teaching Assistant to support pupils with complex needs, including autism, in a Barrowmore rural Cheshire setting. You will work with the team to implement education plans and monitor progress against EHCP targets.

The role involves supervising learning activities, contributing to positive behaviour strategies, and assisting with ICT and classroom resources. Right to work in the UK is required, and training opportunities are available.

Qualifications

• Level 2 or Level 3 in Teaching and Learning, or equivalent.
• Ability to support pupils to make progress against EHCP targets.
• Ability to work collaboratively and communicate effectively with a range of people.
• Ability to lead a specialist area in school (e.g., speech and language).
• Confident user of IT as a work tool.
• Well organised and self-motivated.

Responsibilities

• Support pupils during learning activities and ensure access to learning.
• Record pupil progress using assessment recording systems.
• Provide feedback to pupils on progress under teacher guidance.
• Promote social and emotional development and positive behaviour.
• Assist with ICT use in the classroom and maintain resources.
• Supervise pupils during classroom and outdoor activities as required.
• Contribute to inclusion and equal access to learning opportunities.

Skills

EHCP targets

Team collaboration

Specialist area lead

IT proficiency

Organised and self-motivated

Interpersonal skills

Autism knowledge

Safeguarding knowledge

Equality & inclusion

Education

Level 2 or Level 3 in Teaching and learning or equivalent

Tools

IT literacy

Job description

Securitas UK is seeking an experienced Teaching Assistant to support pupils with complex needs, including autism, in a Barrowmore rural Cheshire setting. You will work with the team to implement education plans and monitor progress against EHCP targets.

The role involves supervising learning activities, contributing to positive behaviour strategies, and assisting with ICT and classroom resources. Right to work in the UK is required, and training opportunities are available.