Apprentice Teaching Assistant - Part-time

Woodlands; England; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A dedicated primary school in the United Kingdom is seeking an Apprentice Teaching Assistant who is passionate about supporting children's development. The role involves motivating children, building strong relationships with staff, and ensuring high standards in teaching and inclusion. The school offers a caring ethos, professional development opportunities, and a well-resourced environment. This position is fixed-term and aligned with an apprenticeship, available to start ASAP.

Benefits

Local Government Pension Scheme

Employee support services

Exceptional opportunities for professional development

Responsibilities

• Support children’s development actively.
• Build strong relationships with children and staff.
• Motivate and inspire children through their learning.
• Utilize specialist skills to support children's needs.
• Uphold the school's high standards in teaching and care.
• Ensure every child is treated with inclusion and diversity in mind.

Skills

Passionate and enthusiastic about children’s development

Strong literacy and numeracy skills

Ability to motivate and inspire children

Commitment to inclusion and diversity

Job description

PLEASE APPLY ON OUR SCHOOL APPLICATION FORM AVAILABLE HERE

Post Title: Apprentice Teaching Assistant

School: Swingate Primary School

Salary: £8.50ph

Hours: 31.25 hours per week, Term time only (Monday to Friday 8.30am - 3.15pm)

Start Date: ASAP

Contract: Fixed term linked to apprenticeship

Swingate Primary School is looking to appoint an Apprentice Teaching Assistant to join our dedicated team. We are a large three-form entry, inclusive, successful school with extensive grounds and friendly staff. Swingate is a vibrant, progressive and fun place to work; apply today!

The successful candidate will:

• Be passionate and enthusiastic about supporting children’s development
• Develop strong relationships with children, staff and other stakeholders
• Have the ability to motivate and inspire children throughout their learning journey
• Be able to use specialist skills/training/experience to support children’s needs
• Be committed to the school's high standards of teaching, learning and pastoral care
• Have strong literacy and numeracy skills
• Have a belief in inclusion, diversity and the right of each child to be successful whatever their needs, abilities and background

We offer:

• An inclusive and caring ethos
• A school where every child matters
• Welcoming and supportive staff
• A well‑resourced school
• Exceptional opportunities for professional development
• A supportive Leadership Team
• Local Government Pension Scheme
• Employee support services
• Effective CPD opportunities
• Excellent ICT facilities

Please refer to the Job Description and Person Specification for more information.

PLEASE APPLY ON OUR SCHOOL APPLICATION FORM AVAILABLE HERE