SEN Teaching Assistant - Year 1 Autism and Personal Care Support
Are you a compassionate and proactive Teaching Assistant ready to support a young child with Autism? A primary school in Haringey, North London, is seeking a dedicated Teaching Assistant to work 1:1 with a Year 1 boy with Autism and personal care needs. This full-time role, starting on 27th January, focuses on helping a pupil who can be disruptive and requires tailored support to thrive in the classroom.
The school is holding trials soon-apply now to secure your chance!
Responsibilities of the SEN Teaching Assistant:
- Provide 1:1 support to a Year 1 pupil with Autism, helping him manage personal care needs and behavioural challenges.
- Collaborate with teachers to create and implement individualised support strategies.
- Use patience and creativity to engage the pupil in activities and encourage learning.
- Promote emotional regulation and positive behaviour through structured and consistent support.
- Maintain a safe, inclusive, and nurturing learning environment.
What We're Looking For in a Teaching Assistant:
- Prior experience working as a Teaching Assistant, particularly with SEN pupils.
- Strong knowledge of Autism and behaviour management strategies.
- Confidence in handling challenging behaviours and using initiative in dynamic situations.
- A caring, patient, and resilient attitude, with a genuine passion for supporting children.
- Enhanced DBS on the update service or willingness to obtain one through the agency.
Why Join This Role as a Teaching Assistant?
- Work 1:1 with a pupil, making a direct and meaningful impact.
- Join a supportive school environment with opportunities for growth and development.
- Full-time position starting 27th January, with long-term potential.
- Convenient location in Haringey, well-connected by public transport and a short walk from local stations.
If you are an experienced Teaching Assistant and are ready for a rewarding challenge, apply today to join this fantastic primary school in Haringey. Help make a difference in a young learner's life!