One Sixth Form College, Ipswich 35hours per week, 39 weeks per year Maternity Cover Contract -commencing September 2026 Salary: £25,185- £25,989per annum (Dependent on qualifications and experience)…
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- Ipswich£25,185 - £25,989 per annum (Dependent on qualifications and experience)Closes 18 SeptemberPosted by source 2 days ago
- Northampton£24,795.00 - £25,583.00 Annually (FTE) NJC Scale D3-E5 - Gross Salary £19,243 - £19,854Closes 21 SeptemberPosted by source 5 days ago
Are you passionate about learning and committed to supporting learners to achieve their potential? Do you have experience of working in an education or school based setting? Are you looking for…
- LeedsDAT Level 2 , SCP 14-17 (Actual salary £23,225 - £23,624)Closes 13 SeptemberPosted by source 6 days ago
Why choose Dixons Trinity Chapeltown? We believe that people, more than strategy, create value - we all belong and grow together Focus on feedback and professional growth Opportunities across our…
- East of England£4,040 - £4,104 actual paCloses 14 SeptemberPosted by source 6 days ago
Part of the Diocese of Norwich St Benet’s MAT Tel: 01379 852561 Email: ejohnson@sancroft.stbenets.org Salary - Support Staff 6-7, £4,040 - £4,104 actual pa (£26,847 - £27,274 FTE) Permanent Part Time…
Learning Support Assistant jobs in the UK: the facts
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