Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant – Full-Time Role in Central London starting ASAP!

Are you a passionate graduate eager to make a difference in Special Educational Needs (SEN)? An exciting opportunity awaits at a wonderful primary school in Westminster, Central London! This role offers the chance to work closely with a Year 2 child with autism, making a real impact in their educational journey.

Key Highlights

• Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant Wanted ASAP
• Fantastic location in the heart of Westminster, Central London
• Daily Rate £95 per day (PAYE)
• This is a Full-time, starting ASAP until July 2025
• Gain hands-on experience in SEN, ideal for aspiring teachers or educational psychologists
• Ideally the Headteacher is looking to hear from Graduates with some experience in SEN or supporting children with autism
• Candidates should ONLY APPLY if they are serious about working with children with Special Educational Needs and can start ASAP

About the School in Westminster
This school is celebrated for its inclusive ethos and supportive community. Nestled in the heart of Central London (Westminster), the school combines a nurturing environment with modern resources, ensuring every child receives tailored support. Their strong commitment to personal and academic development makes this school a fantastic place for staff and students alike.

Role as an SEN Teaching Assistant
Your primary responsibility as a SEN Teaching Assistant will be to support a delightful Year 2 child with autism, helping them navigate their learning experience. This role involves close collaboration with the class teacher and SEN team, delivering strategies that foster confidence and engagement in the classroom.

Key Responsibilities Include:

• Offering 1:1 support to a child with autism, adapting techniques to meet their specific needs
• Assisting in the development and delivery of individual education plans (IEPs)
• Collaborating with the teacher and SENCO to create a positive and structured learning environment
• Encouraging social interaction and supporting the child's emotional well-being

What the School is Looking For

• A graduate with a genuine interest in SEN and a passion for working with children
• Experience supporting children with autism is highly desirable
• Strong communication skills, patience, and empathy
• Commitment to the role through July 2025 and available to start ASAP

What the School Offers You

• A supportive and inclusive school culture in Central London (Westminster)
• Insightful experience for those pursuing careers in teaching, educational psychology, or therapy
• Access to excellent facilities and resources
• Guidance and mentoring from experienced SEN professionals

How to Apply
Ready to step into this rewarding SEN Teaching Assistant role and kickstart your career in education? Click ‘APPLY’ now or send your CV to JobsinED to join a dedicated team making a difference every day