Special Educational Needs Teaching Assistant

Role Overview & Responsibilities

SEN Teaching Assistant

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Are you passionate about helping to support children’s development and learning? If so, you’re going to want to hear about this.

Special Educational Needs Teaching Assistant roles are popping up in primary and secondary schools across the board. SEN Teaching Assistants are a classroom’s golden nugget, there to support the class teacher and help students learn the curriculum.

This has got to be one of the most rewarding school-based roles out there. You have the joy of witnessing your class’s development without the need to have a certified Teaching Qualification.

If you are a qualified teacher but would like to start slowing down the pace whilst remaining in a school setting, this could also be an option for you.

Here at Concorde Teaching Bank, our focus is flexibility. Giving schools the flexibility to book supply and giving you the flexibility to work around your lifestyle. Work where you want, when you want. Sound good? Apply now and experience the convenience of Teaching Assistant supply work alongside the rewards of a role in Education.

Benefits of working with Concorde Teaching Bank:

· Gain more experience working within this specialist sector

· Weekly pay

· Longer term positions available

If you are interested in finding out more about what Concorde Teaching bank can do for you and would like to discuss your options in confidence, please contact Bronnen, Hazel, Jenni, Jess, Sam or Cheryl.

Concorde Teaching Bank is part of Cornwall College and invests all profits back into education and the local community.

For the purposes of this advert, Concorde Teaching Bank is advertising on behalf of an Employment Business.

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Temporary contract

Salary: From £71.50 per day

Schedule:

• Day shift
• Monday to Friday
• No weekends

Work Location: In person