THE IDEAL SEN TEACHING ASSISTANT SHOULD:

• Have experience or a passion for working with children with SEN
• Be flexible, proactive and patient
• Be nurturing and caring in your approaches
• Be able to communicate effectively within a team
• Be open to providing personal care
• Have a Background in Education, Care, Psychology or Drama, as these are very transferable.
• Training or experience in non-verbal communication is preferred, but a willingness to learn is essential. For example Makaton, PECS
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An SEN school for ages 4-16 in Hounslow close to Heathrow airport, is looking for full time SEN Teaching Assistants to join their expert team. They cater for students that have delays or difficulties in communication, interaction, cognition or learning, and function within the Moderate to Severe range of learning difficulties. The school is committed to supporting all of their learners to achieve their full potential. They also provide the life skills that will allow them to become independent members of the community by developing their self esteem, core values and independence.
The role would be a combination of supporting small class sizes of 6 - 9 children and 1:1 work, therefore being flexible and proactive is key. Their ‘small schools’ and small class sizes ensure that all learners benefit from a consistent and supportive approach from all staff, including therapists, and are given every opportunity to thrive and develop as individuals. They’re looking for staff whose constant focus is always on what will make the biggest impact for the individual learner.
This leading SEN school prides itself on valuing creative, flexible and passionate staff, who are dedicated in nurturing the best outcomes for the pupils. This school has fantastic opportunities for professional development & continuous support from the senior leadership team and specialist colleagues. Pay can be up to £110 a day, depending on experience and if you can impress during a paid trial, which the school is more than happy to arrange to give you a real taste. Experience is by no means required, so this is a great opportunity if you’re looking to kick start a career in special education or just develop your existing skills further.
The school’s hours of this role are 8.30am - 4pm.