Supply Learning Support Assistant

Randstad Education; Plymouth; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

A leading educational staffing agency in Plymouth is seeking a Learning Support Assistant for flexible, term-time work. This role involves supporting classroom activities, assisting with lesson delivery, and working closely with students with special educational needs to foster their development. Ideal candidates will have at least 6 months of experience in a similar role and must hold a Child DBS on update service. Opportunities for career progression and a dynamic work environment are offered along with competitive pay rates.

Benefits

Dynamic work environment

Supportive leadership team

Opportunities for career progression

Online training

Referral income of £300 in shopping vouchers

Qualifications

• Must be residing in the UK.
• Have eligibility to work.
• Child DBS should be on update service.
• Able to provide professional references.
• Should have at least 6 months of TA experience.
• Having a car and driving to the workplace is desired.

Responsibilities

• Providing timely and relevant assistance in the classroom.
• Creating an engaging and positive environment.
• Look after children's physical, social and emotional welfare.
• Watch, record and report the progress that students make.

Skills

Good communication and interpersonal skills

Teaching Assistant experience (6 months)

Ability to adapt support according to student's needs

Job description

Make an Impact in Plymouth - On Your Own Terms!

Are you looking for day-to-day supply work that actually fits your life?

Do you have the passion to inspire and the energy to make a classroom buzz?

If you can bring a positive vibe to local schools, we want to hear from you.

Role: Learning Support Assistant
Location: Plymouth
Pay: £88-£90 per day
Flexibility: You choose your days!
Job Type: Flexible - Term Time only

As a Learning Support Assistant, you'll play a key role in supporting the daily activities of the classroom, from assisting with lesson planning and delivery to working closely with students on a 1:1 basis or in small groups and collaborate with teachers, SEN specialists, and school support staff to foster an inclusive and engaging learning environment.This role allows you to make a real impact by helping students, particularly those with special educational needs, develop their skills, confidence, and independence.

Benefits with this role:

• Dynamic work environment
• Supportive leadership team
• Dedicated consultancy to find the right job
• Competitive pay rate, weekly pay
• Work life balance
• Opportunities for career progression
• Online training
• Referral income of £300 in shopping vouchers (subject to T&C)

Responsibilities include:

• Providing timely and relevant assistance in the classroom.
• Creating an engaging and positive environment.
• Look after children's physical, social and emotional welfare.
• Adapt teaching support according to student's needs.
• Watch, record and report the progress that students make.
• Safeguarding the children, engaging them in activities.

Ideal Candidate:

• Must be residing in the UK
• Have eligibility to work
• Child DBS should be on update service
• Able to provide professional references
• Should have at least 6 months of TA experience
• Having a car and driving to the workplace is desired
• Good communication and interpersonal skills

Excited to bring your passion and skills to a variety of teaching environments? Join us and inspire students every day!

Apply now or share your CV at [e-mail].