Social Emotional SEN Teaching Assistant

Slateo; Greater London; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading education provider in Greater London is seeking a Social Emotional SEN Teaching Assistant to support students with diverse learning needs. The ideal candidate should have a psychology-related degree and experience with SEN/SEMH individuals. This full-time role offers ongoing professional development and competitive pay of £88-£101 per day. The position is Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 3:40 pm, providing a rewarding opportunity to build your career in educational psychology.

Benefits

Regular CPD training

Part-expensed Travel for those based outside London

Termly performance review & career guidance

Qualifications

• Prior experience working with students or vulnerable individuals (SEN/SEMH).
• Empathetic & ambitious individual with willingness to learn.

Responsibilities

• Support students with various learning needs.
• 1:1 & group support of students with social, emotional & behavioural needs.
• Liaise with SENCOs, Therapists, SLTs & external agencies.

Skills

Communication

Critical thinking

Attention to detail

Active listening

Education

Psychology-related undergraduate degree or master's degree

Job description

Role Breakdown

• Social Emotional SEN Teaching Assistant.


• Start after the October 2025 half-term break.


• Aspiring Psychologists, Pastoral Leads, SENCOs, SEN TAs wanted.


• Primary School in Brent, NW10, Inner London.


• £88/day - £101/day, PAYE, Weekly Pay.


• Regular CPD training.


• Supporting students with various learning needs.

Background

With a 21% acceptance rate for the Clinical Psychology Doctorate in the UK, we specialise in Career-Focused Roles, providing the relevant training, experience & exposure required for aspiring Clinical Psychologists to significantly increase your chances of acceptance.

School - SE SEN TA

• Successful conversion rate of SE SEN TAs to Psychologists (e.g. Clinical, Educational, etc.).


• 1:1 & group support of students with social, emotional & behavioural needs (e.g. ASD, ADHD, speech, language and communication needs) within an ARP.


• Working with a team of like minded professionals.


• Liaising with SENCOs, Therapists, SLTs & external agencies.

The Ideal Candidate

• Aspiring Clinical Psychologist or individuals looking to get into Developmental, Educational.


• Academic Individual - Psychology-related undergraduate degree or master's degree.


• Prior experience working with students or vulnerable individuals (SEN/SEMH).


• Empathetic & ambitious individual with willingness to learn.


• Skills required - Communication, critical thinking, attention to detail, active listening.

Benefits

• CPD Training - SEN Awareness, Safeguarding, Social, and Emotional Development.


• Part-expensed Travel for those based outside Londonli>
  
• Termly performance review & career guidance.

Position Details

Experience: Required
Employment: Full-time
Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 3:40 pm
Salary: £13.53 – £15.54 hourly
Benefits: Overtime

Application

If you are interested in gaining the necessary experience to progress your career, apply for the position as an SE SEN TA. This can be done through this job advert or by calling in directly for an immediate review of your application.