Apprenticeship · Teaching assistant
Teaching Assistant Apprentice
Healing Academy · Grimsby
- Wage
- £13,520 a year
- Hours
- 32.5 a week
- Apply by
- 16 Nov 2026
- Possible start date
- Earliest 17 Nov 2026 – the actual start is agreed with the employer after interview
- Course
- Teaching assistant (level 3)
- Duration
- 1 Year 9 Months
- Training provider
- HULL BUSINESS TRAINING CENTRE LIMITED
- Reference
- 2000061413
About this apprenticeship
- Delivering tailored learning activities to pupils individually or in small groups.
- Supporting your allocated pupil throughout the school day and helping them engage with their learning.
- Encouraging pupils to remain focused and engaged during lessons and activities.
- Listening to pupils read and reading with them individually, in groups or as a class.
- Supporting pupils’ social and emotional development and reporting concerns to the teacher where appropriate.
- Helping teachers manage classroom behaviour and encouraging positive conduct.
- Helping to plan and prepare lessons, activities and classroom resources.
- Monitoring pupil progress and providing appropriate guidance and support.
- Providing regular feedback to teachers about pupil development and progress.
- Supporting extracurricular activities, including breakfast and after-school clubs.
- Supporting lunchtime duties.
- Carrying out general classroom administration and preparing learning resources.
Working week: Monday to Friday, 8:30am-3:30pm.
Skills: Communication skills, Problem solving skills, Logical, Team working, Creative, Initiative, Non judgemental, Patience
Qualifications the employer asks for
- GCSE in English (grade 4) – essential
- GCSE in Maths (grade 4) – essential
About Healing Academy
- Setting
- School
- Local authority
- North East Lincolnshire
- Registered places
- 1020
Healing Academy is a co-educational secondary school and specialist science academy located in Healing, North East Lincolnshire, operating as part of the Harbour Learning Trust. They state that their “children are amazing", and they are committed to helping them continue to thrive, whatever challenges life may bring. This is a key role in making that happen.
For the right person, this apprenticeship could be the first step towards a long-term career in education and pupil support.
How to apply
- Choose Apply on GOV.UK and sign in to Find an apprenticeship (or create a free account).
- Complete the application before 16 Nov 2026. The employer may close it early if they get enough applicants.
- The employer and HULL BUSINESS TRAINING CENTRE LIMITED contact you about next steps, such as an interview.
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Questions about apprenticeships
Who can apply for an apprenticeship?
Anyone aged 16 or over in England who is not in full-time education. There is no upper age limit.
How much are apprentices paid?
From 1 April 2026 the apprentice minimum is £8.00 an hour if you are under 19 or in your first year; after that you get the National Minimum Wage for your age (£10.85 at 18 to 20, £12.71 at 21 and over). Many schools and nurseries pay more, and each advert shows its wage exactly as the employer gave it.
Do I need GCSEs to start?
Not always. Many apprenticeships accept people without GCSE English and maths and help you achieve them during the apprenticeship. Each advert lists what the employer asks for.
How long does an apprenticeship last?
At least 8 months, and most school and nursery apprenticeships take 12 to 24 months. Each advert shows its expected duration.
Can I become a teacher through an apprenticeship?
Yes. A teaching assistant or early years apprenticeship is a common first step, and graduates can train through the postgraduate teacher apprenticeship.
What qualification will I get?
Each advert names its course, for example Early years educator (level 3) or Teaching assistant (level 3), which are recognised qualifications.
How do I apply?
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