£26,307–£30,837 Annually (Actual) · Full time
Closes 28 September
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Salary not disclosed · Part time
Closes 21 SeptemberUnqualified – Grade 6 FTE £28,598-31,022 Actual £20,100-£21,803. Qualified – Grade 7 FTE £31,537-£34,434 Actual £22,165-£24,201 · Part time
Closes 9 October£28,605–£31,029 · Part time
Closes 2 October£32,790–£36,141 Annually (FTE) Essex Pay Scale 7 (point 19-24) · Full time
Closes 21 September£32,577–£34,810 Annually (FTE) · Part time
Closes 25 September£31,015–£33,119 Annually (FTE) Grade 4, Point 15-19 · Part time
Closes 22 SeptemberSalary not disclosed · Full time · Temporary
Closes 25 September£20,748.52–£21,741.02 Annually (Actual) Pt 8-11 (FTE £27,553– £28,871) Actual Salary £20,748.52- £21,741.02 · Part time
Closes 27 September£31,905–£34,216 Annually (FTE) Starting pro-rata salary £27,803 · Full time
Closes 25 September£32,061–£34,434 Annually (FTE) · Full time
Closes 28 September£23,859–£29,848 Annually (FTE) £18,364–£22,973 salary pro-rata · Full time
Closes 25 September£35,570–£39,481 Annually (FTE) Pro rata of points 23–27 of the Support Pay Spine for schools currently £35,570 – £39,481 per annum (Actual salary £11,019–£12,231) · Part time
Closes 8 October£13,979–£15,263 Annually (Actual) · Part time
Closes 24 September£27,933 Annually (Actual) · Full time
Closes 28 SeptemberSalary not disclosed · Part time
Closes 28 September£19,622 Annually (Actual) · Part time
Closes 2 October£21,841 Annually (Actual) · Full time
Closes 21 September£30,515–£33,119 Annually (FTE) Grade F Points 14 to 19 (£30,515 to £33,119 Full Time Equivalent) subject to pro rata. The minimum actual pro rata salary per annum for this job starts at £26,362.80. · Full time
Closes 18 SeptemberSalary not disclosed · Full time
Closes 25 SeptemberGrade D, £28,697–£31,573 (FTE) scale is dependent upon experience · Full time · Temporary
Closes 18 September£25,743 Annually (Actual) FTE salary: £31,744 per annum including fringe allowance. · Full time
Closes 28 September£31,015–£33,673 Annually (FTE) · Part time
Closes 30 October£26,016–£33,119 Annually (FTE) TA L1: Grade C Points 4 to 6 (£26,016 to £26,847 Full Time Equivalent) subject to pro rata. The minimum actual pro rata salary per annum for this job starts at £13,317.39. HLTA: Grade F Points 14 to 19 (£30,515 to £33,119 Full Time Equivalent) subject to pro rata. The minimum actual pro rata salary per annum for this job starts at £5,206.80. · Part time
Closes 30 September
Higher Level Teaching Assistant jobs in the UK: the facts
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