SEN Teaching Assistant - SEN School - Moseley (B13) - Full-Time - From £105 Per Day

Do you thrive on making a real difference in the lives of young people with additional needs? Long Term Futures is on the lookout for a committed and flexible SEN Teaching Assistant to join a warm and welcoming all-through SEN school in Moseley, Birmingham. The school supports a diverse range of learning needs and offers a nurturing, inclusive space for students from early years through to post-16.

This is a full-time role where you'll be offering 1:1 and small group support, helping pupils engage with learning and develop key life skills. Every day will be different, but your impact will always be meaningful!

What You'll Be Doing:

Supporting students with a range of learning needs, adapting to their individual requirements
Assisting teachers in delivering lessons and structured activities
Helping students develop social skills, independence, and confidence
Implementing behaviour management strategies to create a calm and positive learning environment
Working closely with teachers, therapists, and parents to ensure pupils get the best possible support

What We're Looking For:

Experience working with children with SEN, including ASD, SEMH, and complex learning needs
A patient, positive, and adaptable approach to supporting young learners
Strong communication and behaviour management skills
Ability to build relationships and tailor support to individual needs
Team Teach training is desirable but, not essential

Why Work with Long Term Futures?

A dedicated consultant who listens to your needs and career goals
Access to exclusive roles in SEN schools across the Midlands
Ongoing support, training, and development opportunities
Competitive pay and a hassle-free registration processIf this sounds like the perfect role for you, we'd love to chat!

To apply or find out more, contact Josh at Long Term Futures - (phone number removed)

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