£26,017-£26,429 · Full time · Part time
Closes 23 November
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£26,847–£28,153 Annually (FTE) £13.92–£14.59 per hour. 22 hours per week. · Part time
Closes 1 November£26,017–£26,428 Annually (Actual) NJC 2AS point 4 – 5 · Part time
Closes 2 November£24,250 Annually (Actual) · Part time
Closes 1 November£28,875 pro rata · Part time
Closes 25 October£19,430–£20,072 Annually (Actual) · Part time
Closes 5 November£31,530 · Part time
Closes 9 November£22,110.95–£23,187.42 Annually (Actual) NJC Level 3A SEN Point 6-9 · Full time
Closes 1 NovemberSupport Band 4 (Outer London) ranging from point 3-7 (£27,350.03-£28,940.42) term time only, this is · Part time
Closes today£26,016–£26,016 Annually (FTE) Band B SCP 4 £25,185 FTE (Actual salary £19,449.80 + £1590 SEN Allowance per annum) · Full time
Closes 6 November£19,331–£19,634 Annually (Actual) · Part time
Closes 30 OctoberSalary not disclosed · Part time
Closes 18 October£19,722–£20,037 Annually (Actual) Pay Award pending · Part time
Closes 23 October
Learning Support Assistant jobs in the UK: the facts
SchoolJobs.uk is showing 13 live learning support assistant vacancies across the UK. Every listing has its own permanent page, names who is recruiting where the source evidence supports it, and is applied for here on SchoolJobs.uk.
- Live vacancies
- 13
- Added in the last 7 days
- 81
- Listings stating pay
- 85%
- Median advertised salary midpoint, full-time (32 listings)
- £26,025
- Typical advertised range (middle half)
- £25,614 – £26,432
Towns and areas advertising learning support assistant jobs
- London14 vacancies
- Bradford6 vacancies
- Leeds5 vacancies
- Colchester4 vacancies
- East of England4 vacancies
- Norwich4 vacancies
School phases hiring
- Primary97 vacancies
- Secondary81 vacancies
- SEND / special22 vacancies
- All-through5 vacancies
- Middle4 vacancies
- How many learning support assistant jobs are listed in the UK?
- SchoolJobs.uk currently lists 13 live learning support assistant vacancies in the UK. The number changes as schools publish new vacancies and closing dates pass.
- Where does this data come from, and is it free to apply?
- From the DfE Teaching Vacancies service (Open Government Licence v3.0) and licensed feeds. Pay is shown exactly as published, a recruiter is named only where evidence confirms it (otherwise “Employer not confirmed”), and SchoolJobs.uk never charges candidates.