As a 1:1 Teaching Assistant you will play a vital role in the development and education of the young person. Your passion for working with young people who have SEND, along with your experience and…
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- East of England£15,763.00 Annually (Actual) £15,763Closes 28 AugustPosted by source 6 days ago
- East of England£18,577.86 - £18,577.86 Annually (Actual) NJC Point 4 - 31.25 hours per week Term Time Only + 5 INSED days (8.45am to 3.50pm)Closes 4 SeptemberPosted by source 15 days ago
JOB TITLE: Teaching Assistant REPORTS TO: SENDCo and Assistant SENDCO SALARY SCALE: NJC point 4 HOURS: 31.25 hours per week includes a 30 minute lunchtime supervision duty (8.55am to 3.4pm, Monday to…
- East of England£20,321.00 - £20,642.00 Annually (Actual)Closes 30 AugustPosted by source 20 days ago
Teaching Assistants Contract type: Permanent Hours: 34.5 hours per week Salary: NJC L2 pts 4-5 £20,321-£20,642 Start date: September 2026 Closing date: 12pm on Sunday 30th August 2026 Location…
- MorpethSalary not disclosedCloses 17 AugustPosted by source 22 days ago
Job description: Support for Curriculum: ● Deliver learning activities to pupils within an agreed framework of supervision, adjusting activities to meet pupil needs. ● Deliver local and national…
- East of England£18,141.00 - £18,723.00 Annually (Actual) NJC 3a points 5 > 7Closes 4 SeptemberPosted by source 1 month ago
>To work with children as part of a team under the direction of the SEND-Co. >By recognising individual needs, foster the participation of pupils in the social and academic life of the school. >To…
Teaching Assistant jobs in the UK: the facts
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