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- West Midlands£26,000–£29,900PermanentPosted by source 7 days ago
- West Yorkshire£24,700–£27,300PermanentPosted by source 7 days ago
Secondary School Teaching Assistants Needed - Huddersfield, BrighouseJoin Hays Education for the 2026/27 Academic YearHays Education is looking to register enthusiastic and dedicated Teaching…
- Essex£26,787 (estimated) (estimated by SchoolJobs.uk, not supplied by the employer)PermanentPosted by source 10 days ago
Makaton Trained Teaching Assistant - SEN School | Enfield | September 2026 Location: Enfield, North London Job Type: Full-time, Long-term Hours: Monday to Friday | 8:30am - 3:30pm Pay: £105 - £120…
- Mile Elm£23,920–£26,000Fixed TermPosted by source 13 days ago
Five Education are recruiting a Teaching Assistant for a special school in Calne. The role is to support identified pupils with Special Education Needs (SEN) and/ or mental health challenges. This…
Teaching Assistant jobs in the UK: the facts
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- How many teaching assistant jobs are listed in the UK?
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