Students - Looking For Flexible Work?

AMA Admin; Sheffield; Hybrid; GBP 12,000 - 18,000; Part time

Job summary

Milk Education is recruiting Student Teaching Assistants to work in local schools across Sheffield and surrounding areas. This flexible, part-time role is ideal for university students looking to fit work around study timetables.

You’ll support teachers, help pupils engage with learning, and gain hands-on experience in a school environment. Opportunities arise across various schools and year groups.

Qualifications

• Enthusiastic, reliable and motivated student aiming to make a positive impact in schools.
• Confident communicating with pupils and school staff.
• Patient, adaptable and eager to learn new classroom skills.

Responsibilities

• Support pupils with learning and classroom activities.
• Work with individuals and small groups of children.
• Help teachers create a positive, engaging learning environment.
• Encourage pupils to develop confidence and independence.
• Support children with additional learning needs where required.
• Build positive relationships with pupils and school staff.
• Help maintain a safe, inclusive and supportive classroom environment.

Skills

Enthusiastic about children

Reliable and punctual

Confident communication with pupils &

Job description

Flexible Teaching Assistant Work - Perfect for Students!

Location: Sheffield and surrounding areas
Job Type: Flexible / Part-time / Day-to-day supply
Start Date: Ongoing opportunities

Looking for flexible work around your studies?

Are you a university student looking for flexible work that fits around your timetable? Do you enjoy working with children and want to gain valuable experience in a school environment?

Milk Education are recruiting Student Teaching Assistants to work in local schools across Sheffield and the surrounding areas!

Whether you’re studying education, psychology, sports, childcare or another subject, this is a fantastic opportunity to earn money alongside your studies while gaining hands‑on experience working with children and young people.

The Role

As a Teaching Assistant, you'll support teachers in the classroom and help pupils engage with their learning. You'll have the opportunity to work in a variety of school settings, develop new skills and gain valuable experience that could support your future career.

Your responsibilities may include:

• Supporting pupils with their learning and classroom activities

• Working with individuals and small groups of children

• Helping teachers create a positive and engaging learning environment

• Encouraging pupils to develop their confidence and independence

• Supporting children with additional learning needs where required

• Building positive relationships with pupils and school staff

• Helping maintain a safe, inclusive and supportive classroom environment

Why Is This Role Perfect for Students?

We understand that studying comes first! That's why flexible supply work can be a great option for students looking to earn money without committing to a traditional full-time job.

• Flexible working: Accept work on days that fit around your university timetable.

• Choose your availability: Tell your dedicated consultant when you're available to work.

• Earn while you learn: Get paid while gaining valuable practical experience.

• Build your CV: Develop transferable skills in communication, teamwork, organisation and problem-solving.

• Explore future careers: Gain first‑hand experience if you're considering a career in teaching, psychology, educational support or childcare.

• Variety of settings: Experience different schools and year groups to find out what suits you best.

• Dedicated support: Work with a consultant who understands your availability and career goals.

What We're Looking For

We're looking for enthusiastic, reliable and motivated students who are keen to make a positive difference to children's education.

You should be:

• Passionate about working with children and young people

• Reliable, punctual and professional

• Confident communicating with pupils and school staff

• Patient, adaptable and willing to learn

• Proactive and happy to get involved in classroom activities

• Able to commit to the days you agree to work

Previous school experience is beneficial but not essential, as we're keen to hear from students who have the right attitude and transferable skills.

All applicants must meet the relevant safeguarding and recruitment requirements