Teaching Assistant

Wymondham College Prep School; Wymondham; On-site; GBP 17,558 - 18,447; Part time

Job summary

Wymondham College Prep School is looking to appoint a highly committed, enthusiastic and compassionate individual with energy and interest in working with whole classes of children and in small groups or 1:2:1 capacity, intervening to close gaps in subject knowledge and developing core skills.

The school is committed to staff professional development and provides a safe, supportive environment. The role will support the professional work of teachers as directed.

Qualifications

• Previous experience working with children, preferably primary school age, in a classroom or similar environment.
• Committed to the school’s high standards of teaching, learning and professional development.
• Eager to learn, develop and grow to become an exceptional practitioner.
• Excellent communication skills, warm and caring disposition and good sense of humour.
• Understanding of an inclusive environment, supporting pupils to follow the school’s Good Choice Mantras – “Do the Right Thing / Make a Difference / Value Every Voice”.
• Welcoming, kind and nurturing manner and commitment to professionalism.

Responsibilities

• The role will support the completion of the professional work of teachers as directed.

Skills

Communication skills

Warm and caring disposition

Eagerness to learn

Job description

Part of Sapientia Education Trust

• Salary: SCP 4-6: £17,558 - £18,447 p/a pro-rata (£25,185 to £25,989 p/a)
• Permanent
• Full Time
• 30 hrs per week (5 days per week)
• Term Time +1 Week (39 weeks)
• Start date: as soon as possible

Wymondham College Prep School is looking to appoint a highly committed, enthusiastic and compassionate individual who has an energy and interest in not only working with whole classes of children but also working with small groups of children and/or in a 1:2:1 capacity, intervening to close gaps in children’s subject knowledge and developing their basis skills. The school is committed to professional development of all staff and provides a safe and supportive environment.

Responsibilities

The role will support the completion of the professional work of teachers as directed.

Qualifications

• Previous experience working with children, preferably primary school age, in a classroom or similar environment and evidence of professional growth through training in a range of academic, SEND and social & emotional areas of child development.
• Committed to the school’s high standards of teaching, learning and professional development.
• Eager to learn, develop and grow to become an exceptional practitioner.
• Excellent communication skills, warm and caring disposition and good sense of humour.
• Understanding of an inclusive environment, supporting pupils to follow the school’s Good Choice Mantras – “Do the Right Thing / Make a Difference / Value Every Voice”.
• Welcoming, kind and nurturing manner and commitment to professionalism.

How to apply

The job description is available in attachments. For this vacancy, clicking the ‘Apply for job’ button will redirect to our careers website to apply online. Closing date: Applications considered on receipt. Interview date: TBC.

The Trust welcomes applications from all sectors of the community. The Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children; all applicants must be prepared for checks to confirm suitability to work with children and young people. In accordance with the Department of Education’s “Keeping Children Safe in Education September 2024”, references will be sought on all short‑listed candidates before interview. This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act and you will be required to undergo an Enhanced DBS check or Enhanced DBS with barred list. If you have information to declare it may be protected under the Exceptions Orders and you may not be required to declare it. You will be asked to make a criminal conviction declaration if shortlisted. Guidance about whether a conviction or caution should be disclosed can be found on the Ministry of Justice website.