Learning Support Assistant

About the Role

Leeds City College is seeking a Learning Support Assistant to join our dynamic team at our Quarry Hill Campus. The post holder will work closely with curriculum staff across the department in a varied and rewarding role, designed to support students’ progress, development, and success throughout their studies. The successful candidate will provide support within both practical and theory-based learning environments, helping students to develop their skills, confidence, and independence as they work towards achieving their qualifications. The role involves working closely with teaching staff to provide personalised support for students with a range of needs, ensuring they can fully engage with their learning and make progress. We are particularly interested in applicants who have experience, knowledge, or qualifications within areas such as Music Production and backstage work, Media Studies, Public Services, Art and Design, as well as knowledge and experience of supporting learners with English and Maths. This will enable you to provide valuable subject-specific support and contribute to a positive learning experience for our students Quarry Hill is an amazing place to study and work; students thrive in an environment where colleagues promote high challenge, offer generous support, and where inclusion is at the heart of all decision-making. Please note, this is a part-time reduced year role. You will work 24 hours per week, 39 weeks per year. The pro rata'd salary for this role is £15,358. What You Will Do Provide support within the classroom and off-site visits. Help provide support (including Personal Care) for students with additional needs (i.e. wheelchair users, hearing impairment, visual impairment, etc.) as necessary. Involved in planning, preparation and assessment of learning as part of the course team. Providing in -class support to meet the needs of students who have High Needs and SEND. Providing curriculum teachers/assessors and Learning Support team members with verbal and written reports on students who have High Needs or SEND. Assisting with emergency evacuation plans and practices, and helping with emergency evacuations. Keeping accurate and timely records, recording progress and strategies used, as required. About You A positive, inclusive approach; Commitment to creating a supportive learning environment where all students can thrive; Ideally, experience, knowledge, or qualifications within areas such as Music Production and backstage work, Media Studies, Public Services, and Art and Design, as this will enable you to provide valuable subject-specific support and contribute to a positive learning experience for our students.