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Randstad Education is seeking a Trainee SEN Teacher for an outstanding OFSTED school. This is a 2-year specialist training programme starting as a 1:1 teaching assistant, with fully funded training and qualifications to become a SEN Autism Teacher.
Based in a fantastic OFSTED 'Outstanding' setting, you will support the primary division with pupils aged 4+ who have severe and complex needs, including Autism and communication challenges.
Are you looking for a career that embraces outdoor learning, creativity, and interactive education? Do you want a role where you can progress into a qualified teacher with fully funded training and professional qualifications?
If you are a nurturing, empathetic individual ready to join an inviting, modern, and "Outstanding" community school, this is the opportunity you have been waiting for!
This is not just a job; it is a 2-year specialist training programme. You will be equipped with the precise skills and certifications needed to become an expert SEN Autism Teacher. Your start as a 1:1 teaching assistant and develop from there!
Located in a magnificent OFSTED "Outstanding" specialist setting, you will support the primary division, helping children from age 4 with severe and complex needs, including:
The school is renowned for its practical, accessible, and thought-provoking curriculum, ensuring every child receives a tailored 1:1 education designed to help them thrive.
This school is a "safe haven" with an incredible reputation, long-standing senior leadership, and a modern campus.
Your Benefits:
Schedule: Monday-Friday, 08:45 - 16:45. This is a term time only role.
We are looking for individuals committed to making a long-term difference in Special Educational Needs.
Interviews are beginning in the next two weeks! Don\'t miss this chance to join a flagship school and launch your teaching career.
To apply or ask questions, call Bryony on 01293 527416 today.
This role involves a three-stage interview process. All candidates will be subject to standard child safety and UK eligibility checks.