Unqualified Mental Health and Wellbeing Assistant
Are you considering a role in psychology, mental health, social work, teaching, or more? Do you have previous experience working with children with SEN/SEMH needs? If so, you are a desirable candidate for the following role!
An Outstanding Primary School in the Borough of Enfield is seeking an Unqualified Mental Health and Wellbeing Assistant to join ASAP! This role will involve working alongside teaching professionals and support staff to assist children with SEND, SEMH in 1:1 and small groups, as well as in the classroom. You will also gain experience assisting class teachers to deliver class material to all students.
The Unqualified Mental Health and Wellbeing Assistant role is a great opportunity for those looking to add further experience to their CV. If you have a passion for learning and making a positive difference, send over your CV today after finding out more below!
Information about the Unqualified Mental Health and Wellbeing Assistant Role
Working in a highly regarded Primary School Based in the Borough of Enfield Supporting students requiring extra support in the classroom Reporting feedback to class teachers Setting and working towards targets aimed at individual pupil development Planning and running 1:1 and small group sessions
Role Details
£105 - £110 a day Working across EYFS/KS1/KS2 Monday - Friday (no weekends) Long-Term, Full-Time role Opportunities for permanent positions/teacher training Based in Enfield ASAP start
Ideal Candidates for the Unqualified Mental Health and Wellbeing Assistant Role
A graduate with strong academics including a degree from a reputable university Previous school-based experience A sufficient understanding of SEN/SEMH needs - previous experience is preferable A committed, driven, and compassionate person with a drive to learn and assist
If you are interested in the Unqualified Mental Health and Wellbeing Assistant Role, apply by sending your CV to Becca at EdEx. If shortlisted, you will be contacted by your personal consultant!
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Are you considering a role in psychology, mental health, social work, teaching, or more? Do you have previous experience working with children with SEN/SEMH needs? If so, you are a desirable candidate for the following role!
An Outstanding Primary School in the Borough of Enfield is seeking an Unqualified Mental Health and Wellbeing Assistant to join ASAP! This role will involve working alongside teaching professionals and support staff to assist children with SEND, SEMH in 1:1 and small groups, as well as in the classroom. You will also gain experience assisting class teachers to deliver class material to all students.
The Unqualified Mental Health and Wellbeing Assistant role is a great opportunity for those looking to add further experience to their CV. If you have a passion for learning and making a positive difference, send over your CV today after finding out more below!
Information about the Unqualified Mental Health and Wellbeing Assistant Role
Working in a highly regarded Primary School Based in the Borough of Enfield Supporting students requiring extra support in the classroom Reporting feedback to class teachers Setting and working towards targets aimed at individual pupil development Planning and running 1:1 and small group sessions
Role Details
£105 - £110 a day Working across EYFS/KS1/KS2 Monday - Friday (no weekends) Long-Term, Full-Time role Opportunities for permanent positions/teacher training Based in Enfield ASAP start
Ideal Candidates for the Unqualified Mental Health and Wellbeing Assistant Role
A graduate with strong academics including a degree from a reputable university Previous school-based experience A sufficient understanding of SEN/SEMH needs - previous experience is preferable A committed, driven, and compassionate person with a drive to learn and assist
If you are interested in the Unqualified Mental Health and Wellbeing Assistant Role, apply by sending your CV to Becca at EdEx. If shortlisted, you will be contacted by your personal consultant!
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