£22,445–£24,320 a year (actual)(£27,709–£30,023 FTE)
35 hours per week · term time only
Posted 3 days ago
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Term-time Higher Level Teaching Assistant Jobs in the UK
7 jobs found
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£31,320 a year (actual)
36.5 hours per week · term time only
Posted 6 days ago
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£31,563–£32,510 a year (actual)(£36,693–£37,794 FTE)
35 hours per week · term time only
Posted 9 days ago
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£15.56–£16.61 an hour
30 hours per week · term time only
Posted 17 days ago
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£25,185–£33,673 FTE
32.5 hours per week · term time only
Posted 19 days ago
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£25,568 a year (actual)
32.5 hours per week · term time only
Posted 25 days ago
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Pay not stated
32.5 hours per week · term time only
Posted 1 month ago
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Term-time Higher Level Teaching Assistant Jobs in the UK: the facts
7 live Term-time Higher Level Teaching Assistant Jobs in the UK are listed, covering the vacancies matching this phase today.
- Live vacancies
- 7
- Added in the last 7 days
- 59
- Listings stating pay
- 91%
- Median advertised salary midpoint, full-time (24 listings)
- £32,344
- Typical advertised range (middle half)
- £30,043 – £33,548
Towns and areas advertising higher level teaching assistant jobs
- Birmingham4 vacancies
- Huddersfield4 vacancies
- London4 vacancies
- Reading3 vacancies
- Salisbury3 vacancies
- Sheffield3 vacancies
School phases hiring
- Primary78 vacancies
- Secondary18 vacancies
- SEND / special16 vacancies
- Alternative provision7 vacancies
- All-through3 vacancies
- How many term-time jobs are listed in the UK?
- 7 live vacancies match this phase search. Counts change as adverts open and close.
- Which vacancies appear in this term-time search?
- Vacancies must explicitly state term-time in the stored working pattern. Term-time is not inferred from a job title or assumed from the employer.
- Is the advertised pay full-time or actual pay?
- Each advert shows pay as stated by the employer. Full-time-equivalent and actual pay are separate; no pay basis is converted.