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Are you looking for a rewarding new role as an SEN Teaching Assistant in Enfield this September? Reeson Education is supporting a network of welcoming and well-established primary schools across the borough - including Edmonton, Palmers Green, and Southgate - to recruit skilled SEN Teaching Assistants.
As an SEN Teaching Assistant, you'll provide tailored support for children with autism, SEMH, and moderate learning difficulties. This could be on a 1:1 basis or as part of a small SEN unit within a mainstream school.
SEN Teaching Assistant Role Includes:
Full-time, term-time work starting September 2025
Support children with complex needs to access learning and build confidence
Collaborate with SENCOs, teachers, and therapists
Daily pay from 82.14 - 100
What We're Looking For:
Prior experience as an SEN Teaching Assistant or in a support role
A calm and resilient personality, with strong interpersonal skills
Passion for inclusive education and SEN support
Enhanced DBS or willingness to apply
This is a brilliant opportunity for an SEN Teaching Assistant to join thriving schools in Enfield and play a key role in supporting pupils' success.
Reeson Education:
Reeson Education is England's Premier Recruitment Agency. Established in 2006 by experienced teachers, education professionals and recruitment specialists, we have built our business and reputation on the cores values of honesty, integrity and excellence.
We care about education and the provision of education and have established an excellent reputation with schools and teachers alike.
Reeson Education is an Equal Opportunities employer and is committed to the highest standards of safeguarding and the promotion of the welfare of children, young people and adults.
At Reeson Education we work closely with a large network of Nurseries, Primary Schools, Secondary Schools and Colleges across the UK. Our client base provides us with an abundance of available daily supply, long term and permanent opportunities across all age groups in all areas of England.
