Have you always wanted to work in Education but never been given the opportunity?

Are you passionate about working with vulnerable young people?

Do you want a role where you can gain valuable training and qualifications while working?

This new year, open the door to a world of possibilities for students with SEN - take on the role of an inspirational SEN Teaching Assistant in a warm and welcoming school.

Join a dedicated team at an inspiring school set in 23 picturesque acres. The team is expanding due to a number of internal promotions and we are searching for empathetic and optimistic individuals who are passionate about supporting children aged 11 to 19 with complex learning difficulties and Autism Spectrum Disorders. With fantastic facilities including a heated pool and pottery studio, this school provides an enriching environment for both staff and students.

No prior SEN experience is required to apply. What we're looking for is your empathy, compassion, physical and mental resilience, and your drive to create a lasting impact on the lives of our young learners.

What's in it for you?

• Secure permanent position within the school
• A fully funded two-year nationally accredited TA qualification with dedicated training
• Team Teach positive behaviour support training
• Excellent career progression opportunities
• Free hot lunch
• Generous pension scheme
• Free on-site parking
• Employee assistance service offering confidential professional wellbeing and counselling 24/7
• Discounted access to the leisure centre for gym, swimming, and fitness classes

Your role will involve:

• Supporting students on a one-to-one basis in small class settings
• Ensuring students' general well-being within the school's structure
• Managing students in accordance with school expectations
• Collaborating with teachers, care staff, and parents to foster effective teamwork and knowledge sharing
• Taking a leading role in resource management within your designated teaching area
• Occasional personal care may be required

Key skills and requirements:

• Minimum Grade C or equivalent in English Language & Maths desirable
• Ability to work collaboratively and dynamically assess challenging situations for the safety of yourself and others
• Strong communication skills with children, families, and professionals
• Patience and empathy to adapt to each individual student's pace and remain calm in the face of challenging behaviour

If you're eager to learn more or apply for this role, don't hesitate to get in touch!

Even if this position isn't the right fit for you, we have a variety of other opportunities that might be of interest.

If you know someone who would be perfect for the role, refer them to us, and you could earn £300 in shopping vouchers!

At Randstad Education, we prioritise the highest standards of child safety and compliance. Successful candidates will undergo a comprehensive compliance process, including an enhanced DBS check.

Don't miss out on this rewarding opportunity - apply now!