Job details
Do you have experience providing dedicated support to children with special educational needs?
Are you passionate about delivering tailored education to meet individual needs?
Do you have a sincere desire to instill in each child a sense of limitless potential?
If so, please keep reading!
We are currently seeking a committed SEN Teaching Assistant with extensive experience in supporting children with special needs for a part-time position at a school in Bradford. If you are dedicated to recognising the worth and potential of every child, we look forward to your application.
Our client's school, renowned for its student achievements, champions the belief that each individual deserves an approach that honours their unique differences.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Demonstrated experience in educational settings with SEN pupils or equivalent transferable skills.
2. Exhibit traits of patience, passion, and professionalism.
3. Skillfully manage children with challenging behaviour.
4. Display confidence, punctuality, and eagerness.
5. Foster positive learning relationships with SEN pupils while effectively managing behaviour in both small group settings and one-on-one interactions.
Requirements:
6. Proficiency in verbal and written communication.
7. Prior experience working with young individuals, ideally within a school environment.
8. Possession of an Enhanced DBS check or willingness to obtain one through Randstad.
9. Ability to collaborate effectively within a team.
10. Eligibility to work in the UK (no sponsorship provided).
11. Exceptional attendance and punctuality record.
Benefits:
12. Competitive weekly remuneration (based on experience).
13. Supportive team environment fostering professional growth.
14. Progression-oriented school environment.
15. 'Recommend a Friend' bonus opportunity up to £300, subject to terms.
16. Access to dedicated, professional, and approachable consultants.
Seize this exceptional opportunity and apply today to avoid missing out on this rewarding role!
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Do you have experience providing dedicated support to children with special educational needs?
Are you passionate about delivering tailored education to meet individual needs?
Do you have a sincere desire to instill in each child a sense of limitless potential?
If so, please keep reading!
We are currently seeking a committed SEN Teaching Assistant with extensive experience in supporting children with special needs for a part-time position at a school in Bradford. If you are dedicated to recognising the worth and potential of every child, we look forward to your application.
Our client's school, renowned for its student achievements, champions the belief that each individual deserves an approach that honours their unique differences.
Key Responsibilities:
17. Demonstrated experience in educational settings with SEN pupils or equivalent transferable skills.
18. Exhibit traits of patience, passion, and professionalism.
19. Skillfully manage children with challenging behaviour.
20. Display confidence, punctuality, and eagerness.
21. Foster positive learning relationships with SEN pupils while effectively managing behaviour in both small group settings and one-on-one interactions.
Requirements:
22. Proficiency in verbal and written communication.
23. Prior experience working with young individuals, ideally within a school environment.
24. Possession of an Enhanced DBS check or willingness to obtain one through Randstad.
25. Ability to collaborate effectively within a team.
26. Eligibility to work in the UK (no sponsorship provided).
27. Exceptional attendance and punctuality record.
Benefits:
28. Competitive weekly remuneration (based on experience).
29. Supportive team environment fostering professional growth.
30. Progression-oriented school environment.
31. 'Recommend a Friend' bonus opportunity up to £300, subject to terms.
32. Access to dedicated, professional, and approachable consultants.
Seize this exceptional opportunity and apply today to avoid missing out on this rewarding role!
33. experience
Non Teaching
34. skills
experience with learning difficulties