1:1 Autism support SEN Graduate Teaching Assistant

1:1 Autism support SEN Graduate Teaching Assistant – Yardley, Birmingham (B25)

Do you have a passion to help children with special educational needs and wish to make a real difference to their academic and social development?

Maybe you have previous experience of working with children with Autism in a school/educational setting?

This varied and exciting role will require you to not only lead your very own lessons and small group sessions with the guidance of qualified teachers but a large part of the role will focus on delivering 1:1 intervention sessions with students with Autism!

If this 1:1 Autism support SEN Graduate Teaching Assistant opportunity sounds like the ideal role for you, ‘click apply’ and send your CV today!

1:1 Autism support SEN Graduate Teaching Assistant – Key Information:                                   

• Based in Yardley, Birmingham
• Good transportation links
• £300 – £350 per week, term time
• Excellent senior leadership department
• Full time, Monday – Friday school hours
• perfect for an aspiring teacher or educational psychologist
• Warm environment
• Promote a growth mind-set ethos
• Supportive inclusion department

1:1 Autism support SEN Graduate Teaching Assistant – The Role:

• Fantastic ­­­inclusion department with experienced and supportive staff
• Ability to organise and conduct class lessons with the guidance of qualified teachers
• Varied and exciting – crucial experience prior to teaching training
• Develop teaching techniques and communication skills
• Promote positive behaviour and mental health
• Lead 1:1 / small group intervention sessions
• monitor student progress
• Supporting a class teacher working with students on a 1 to 1 and group basis
• Ability to cater for students with Autism
• Attend training
• Support pupils with a range of academic ability
• Take on feedback to continually improve your practice

1:1 Autism support SEN Graduate Teaching Assistant Person Specification:

• 2.1 or 1st class degree (preferably psychology)
• Excellent organisation and communication skills
• Previous work with children is desirable
• Supportive and inspiring personality
• Patient and empathetic mentality is crucial
• For an individual aspiring to become a teacher prior to teaching courses
• Strong academic background
• Passionate about education

1:1 Autism support SEN Graduate Teaching Assistant – How to Apply:

If this 1:1 Autism support SEN Graduate Teaching Assistant opportunity sounds like the ideal role to gain experience prior to training to become a teacher, ‘click apply’ and send your CV today!

Ideal role, but not quite the right location? We also work in the following areas so feel free to get in touch: Birmingham, Sandwell, Walsall, Wolverhampton, Dudley, Sutton Coldfield and Solihull.