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Behaviour Teaching Assistant

University Collegiate School

Bolton

Salary
£21,013.00 - £21,345.00 Annually (Actual) Pay Award Pending
Applications close
19 October 2026

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Job details

Salary
£21,013.00 - £21,345.00Annually (Actual) Pay Award Pending
Location
Bolton
Working pattern
Full time
Applications close
19 October 2026

What this pays

Actual pay

£21,013–£21,345 Actual

The annual salary this post-holder actually receives, after the contracted hours and working weeks are taken into account.

Pay Award Pending

As advertised: “£21,013.00 - £21,345.00 Annually (Actual) Pay Award Pending”

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About the role

🌟 Ready to be someone’s favourite person at school? At University Collegiate School, we don’t just educate minds, we shape futures, build confidence, and celebrate every small win (yes, even remembering a pen). We’re on the lookout for a Behaviour Teaching Assistant who’s equal parts calm, compassionate, creative… and maybe just a little bit superhero. The Mission (Should You Choose to Accept It) As a Behaviour Teaching Assistant, you’ll be the guiding star for students who need a little extra support navigating school life. You’ll: 💬 Build positive relationships that genuinely make a difference

🧠 Help students develop emotional regulation and resilience skills

🎓 Support learning by keeping students engaged, focused, and ready to succeed

🚀 Turn challenges into “watch me grow” moments

🤝 Work alongside teachers, parents, and support teams to champion every student

Think of yourself as part coach, part cheerleader, part strategist… with a great sense of humour 😄 What Makes You You We're not looking for perfect — we're looking for passion. You’ll fit right in if you: 💡 Have experience supporting young people (school, youth work, mentoring — all welcome!)

💙 Lead with empathy but can set firm, fair boundaries

🎭 Can switch from serious supporter to playful motivator in seconds

🧘 Stay calm when things get a little… lively

📣 Believe every student has potential — even on those days

Bonus points if:

You’ve got a great story, joke, or motivational phrase on standby

You celebrate progress like it’s a national holiday 🥳

Why Join Us? Because this isn’t just a job — it’s a chance to matter. A supportive, friendly team

A wellness day - additional day of leave to support your wellbeing

Local Government Pension Scheme

Opportunities for training and professional growth

A culture where your voice is heard and your ideas count

The kind of role where you go home knowing you made a difference

Ready to Apply? If you’re someone who believes in second chances, fresh starts, and the power of encouragement — we want to hear from you. 👉 Apply now and help shape brighter futures — one student at a time. 💭 “Some days you’ll change behaviour. Every day you’ll change a life.”

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Where this vacancy came from

Job reference
behaviour-teaching-assistant-university-collegiate-school-bolton-greater-manchester
Original source
Teaching Vacancies (Department for Education)
Employer type
School employer
Posted by the original source
5 October 2026
Last checked by SchoolJobs.uk
6 October 2026

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