Behaviour Support Teaching Assistant

This Behaviour Support Teaching Assistant role is focused on supporting pupils with SEMH needs through positive behaviour strategies. It would suit someone who can bring is confident working with challenging behaviour and emotional regulation needs to the role.

Role overview

Relevant teaching, classroom, childcare, QTS, SEN, safeguarding, or early-years experience may be required. Behaviour Support Teaching Assistant focuses on play a key part in providing consistent semh support throughout the school environment.

Learning support involved

Supporting pupils with SEMH needs through positive behaviour strategies. Supporting learning in the classroom as a Teaching Assistant. Helping students regulate emotions and remain engaged throughout the day.

What helps in this education setting

Is confident working with challenging behaviour and emotional regulation needs.

Education skills and requirements

• Has experience as a Sports Coach, Teaching Assistant, or SEMH Behaviour Support Worker.

Requirements mentioned

• SEN experience