Salary guide · Brighton and Hove
How much does a teaching assistant earn in Brighton and Hove?
Average base salary in Brighton and Hove
£22,360 per year
per year in Brighton and Hove · NJC SCP 4–7 (term-time)
Supports the class teacher with learning, small groups and 1:1. Paid on NJC support staff scales — usually term-time only. Teaching Assistant pay in Brighton and Hove is adjusted by 1.04× versus the UK average to reflect London-area weighting.
Compare average teaching assistant pay in Brighton and Hove and neighbouring areas.
1:1 Teaching Assistant in Brighton and Hove
Average
£22,360 per year
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£26,000 per year
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£22,360 per year
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£22,360 per year
See adhd support worker jobs in Brighton and HoveThe average salary for a teaching assistant in Brighton and Hove is £22,360 per year, typically ranging from £19,760 per year to £25,480 per year depending on experience, phase and school type.
Brighton and Hove pays teaching assistants around 4% above the UK average thanks to London-area weighting on NJC SCP 4–7 (term-time).
There are currently 1 live teaching assistant opening in Brighton and Hove on SchoolJobs.uk from schools, trusts and agencies. Use the openings list above to see who's hiring right now.
Teaching Assistants in Brighton and Hove typically increase pay by moving up NJC SCP 4–7 (term-time), taking on TLR or leadership responsibility, gaining specialist qualifications.
Nationally the average is £21,500 per year. In Brighton and Hove it's £22,360 per year — a premium of £860 per year versus the UK average.
Live teaching assistant vacancies in Brighton and Hove from schools, trusts and agencies.
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