SEN - Sen Teaching Assistant

Reed

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Plymouth, Devon PL7 1RF, England

Part Time

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Sonic Summary

The Special Educational Needs Teaching Assistant position is a full-time role starting in September or sooner, offering a salary of £88 per day.
Candidates should possess prior experience in educational settings, particularly with medical support for children.
The role involves providing personalized 1:1 assistance to pupils with diverse learning needs and collaborating with medical professionals to implement care plans.
Additional responsibilities include supporting emotional well-being, contributing to SEND assessments, and fostering positive interactions among students.
Joining this team allows for professional growth while making a significant impact on the lives of children with special educational needs.

Job Title: Special Educational Needs Teaching Assistant Contract Type: Full-time - September Start or soonerSalary: £88 per day

Are you a compassionate individual with experience in working with medical plans for children? Do you believe in making a positive impact on young lives? As an SEN Teaching Assistant, your role extends beyond academics. You’ll play a crucial part in supporting children with diverse learning needs, including those with medical requirements. Here’s what the role entails:

Personalised Support:

Offer 1:1 assistance to pupils with special educational needs, adapting teaching techniques to foster their confidence and independence.
Collaborate with medical professionals to implement individualised care plans for children with specific medical conditions

Collaboration and Planning:

Work closely with teachers to plan and deliver activities.
Support pupils during transitions and daily routines, ensuring their medical needs are met.

Emotional Well-being and Social Skills:

Help pupils regulate their behaviour and emotions.
Encourage positive interactions, both academically and socially.

Assessment and Communication:

Contribute to formal SEND assessments, considering medical aspects.
Share valuable insights with families and home schools, fostering a holistic approach to each child’s well-being.

Swift Return to Education:

Our goal is to facilitate a swift return to long-term education settings, even for children with complex medical needs.

Teamwork and Support:

Collaborate with other teaching assistants, teachers, and support staff.
Experience the fulfilment of making a difference in children’s lives.

Requirements:

Compassion, patience, and flexibility.
Excellent communication skills.
A genuine interest in helping children succeed.
Prior experience in schools, education settings, or alternative provisions, especially with medical support, is necessary.

Why Join Us?

Make a tangible difference in the lives of children with special educational needs.
Collaborate with a supportive team that values your expertise.
Opportunities for professional growth and development.

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