SEND Learning Support Assistant
Job description
This SEND Learning Support Assistant role in East London that puts care is focused on working closely with the class teacher to deliver tailored, engaging learning activities. It would suit someone who can bring a patient, empathetic approach and a genuine desire to make a difference to the role.
Who the work supports
Please email molly.brendprotocol-education or call 020 4518 5352 to find out more information. Supporting pupils with a range of special educational needs, including ASD, SEMH, PMLD and SLD.
How support shows up
Working closely with the class teacher to deliver tailored, engaging learning activities. They’re looking for a SEND Learning Support Assistant who brings warmth, resilience, and a real passion for supporting children with additional needs. A well-resourced setting designed to support both staff and students.
The approach that fits
A patient, empathetic approach and a genuine desire to make a difference. Someone who stays calm under pressure and adapts to the needs of each child. A positive attitude and a good sense of humour, it goes a long way here.
What needs to be in place
- Experience working with children or young people with SEND, in schools or care settings.
- Supporting with personal care where required, always with dignity and respect.
- All candidates must undertake or have undertaken a valid enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check and subscribe to the DBS Update Service.
Job details
- In some cases, the option to make this role permanent may become available at a later date.
- All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay.
- Additional detail: Training or development support may be provided.
Requirements mentioned
- DBS check
- SEN experience
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