SEN Teaching Assistant for ASD - Fully Funded Qualifications
Randstad Education
Banstead
On-site
GBP 20,500 - 23,700
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Fully funded training and qualifications
On-site parking
Free hot lunch
Paid Summer holidays
Cycle to work and tax-free childcare vouchers
Medical health care packages
Job summary
A dynamic educational institution in Banstead is seeking a dedicated SEN Teaching Assistant to support students with Autism and related needs. This full-time role, operating during term time, includes responsibilities such as providing teaching assistance, working closely with individual students, and contributing to a nurturing educational environment. The ideal candidate should have a compassionate approach and the ability to build relationships. The position offers fully funded training, excellent career progression opportunities, and various school benefits including paid summer holidays.
Qualifications
Experience working with students with Autism and related needs is an advantage.
Compassionate and nurturing approach essential.
Flexibility and creativity in teaching methods are preferred.
Responsibilities
Providing teaching assistance to teachers as per their planning.
Working 1:1 with students.
Assisting in group and individual activities.
Monitoring and evaluating students' learning.
Supporting the general well-being of learners.
Skills
Ability to work with learners that have various learning difficulties
Willingness to learn and build relationships with learners
Ability to work as an individual and as part of a team
Flexibility in approach
Experience in SEND settings
GCSE Maths and English
Job description
A dynamic educational institution in Banstead is seeking a dedicated SEN Teaching Assistant to support students with Autism and related needs. This full-time role, operating during term time, includes responsibilities such as providing teaching assistance, working closely with individual students, and contributing to a nurturing educational environment. The ideal candidate should have a compassionate approach and the ability to build relationships. The position offers fully funded training, excellent career progression opportunities, and various school benefits including paid summer holidays.