Posted by Aspire People Limited • £90/day to £110/day
Do you have experience of supporting children or adults within a school or care setting?
I am currently recruiting for a Primary SEMH School, KS1 &KS2 that are looking to appoint new Learning Support Assistants for children with challenging behaviour, Autism, ADHD, social emotional mental health experience to join their team.
Learning & Behaviour Mentor - Special Educational Needs, complex needs and social, emotional mental health - September 2024 start!
Providing you with the chance to work with students with special educational needs under the guidance of teaching staff, undertaking support programmes that enable access to learning for all pupils.
Autism Support Assistant - Teaching Assistant - Leeds - Full Time - September 2024
Starting this September, we have an exciting opportunity for a proactive and passionate Teaching Assistant (TA) to join the teaching faculty at Ofsted rated SEND school in Leeds.
Prospero Teaching is looking for an experienced, motivated and resilient individual to support students in a Secondary SEN school in Tameside.
ABOUT THE SCHOOL
The school is for students in Keys Stages 3 to 4 with an Educational Health and Care Plan (EHCP) identifying autism and other learning difficulties ranging between moderate and complex.
Providing a lasting impact on the academic, and personal, growth of young people, you would be joining a learning environment that is dedicated to collaboration, support and nurture to ensure that every child receives the support they deserve.
If you are interested in changing the lives of children who struggle to access their education, then we are very interested in hearing from you.
Engage Education are looking for a driven, persevering and compassionate individual to join this exciting specialist school that caters for children with special educational needs.
Prospero Teaching is looking for an experienced, motivated and resilient individual to support students in a Secondary SEN school in Oldham.
ABOUT THE SCHOOL
The school is for students in Keys Stages 3 to 4 with an Educational Health and Care Plan (EHCP) identifying autism and other learning difficulties ranging between moderate and complex.