Main characteristics
- Location
- Plymouth, Devon
- Company
- GSL Education - Plymouth
- Salary
- £400 - £450/week
- Employment type
- Permanent
- Category
- Education
Job summary
SEN Teaching Assistant (Secondary)Salary: £400-£450 per week
Start Date: Immediately
Contract Type: Full-time
Location: Plymouth
**Driver preferred**
Here at GSL Education we are looking for a dynamic and adaptable Secondary SEN Teaching Assistant(s) that will be able to support students / young adults on a long-term basis at Specialist settings in the city of Plymouth.
You will work with secondary aged students within the multiple GSL client schools to support them on a 1:1 basis and within classes to improve their behaviour choices and outcome. You will be a support and encourage within academic lessons and will also assist in lots of other learning sessions. Your days will always be varied and never boring!
Position and Duties: In the capacity of an SEN Teaching Assistant, your role is crucial in supporting pupils with exceptional educational needs and challenging behaviours. Your responsibilities encompass the following:
Tailored Assistance: Offering personalised support to students, aiding them in overcoming the unique challenges associated with their primary autism diagnosis and complex requirements.
Collaboration: Collaborating with educators, therapists, and other professionals to establish an inclusive learning environment that caters to the distinct needs of each student.
Customised Educational Plans: Implementing individualised educational programs and strategies to assist students in reaching their full potential and achieving developmental milestones.
Social and Emotional Growth: Cultivating and fostering social connections, communication, and emotional development, recognising these as crucial aspects of growth for these pupils.
Personal Well-Being: Providing assistance to students with personal care to ensure their safety and well-being at all times.
Progress Tracking: Involves observing and reporting on students' progress, actively participating in their developmental journey.
Qualifications:
Care and Support Experience: Preference given to candidates with a background in care and support work.
Passion for Education: A sincere interest in education and a commitment to witnessing children thrive.
Interpersonal and Communication Skills: Excellent abilities in interpersonal communication.
Empathy and Patience: Necessary qualities to engage effectively with students overcoming a variety of obstacles.
Proactive and Adaptable Approach: A strategy that is proactive and adaptable, demonstrating the ability to navigate changing circumstances.
School Experience: While beneficial, school experience is not mandatory but would be advantageous.
An Enhanced DBS on the update service, or willing to apply for one through GSL Education.
Please be advised that this role requires strong knowledge and understanding of safeguarding and child protection and that successful applicants must satisfy all background recruitment checks including an enhanced DBS on the update service and Right to Work in the UK.
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