Cranleigh Jobs, United Kingdom

Join a pioneering SEN school near Guildford as a Teaching Assistant, supporting students with Autism and special educational needs. This rewarding role requires compassion, resilience, and a valid driver’s license. You’ll implement IEPs, provide personal care, and foster a nurturing environment. ...

Launch your SEN teaching career as a Trainee Teacher in Cranleigh, UK. Ideal for recent Psychology graduates passionate about supporting children with autism. Gain hands-on experience at an 'Outstanding' Ofsted-rated school, with comprehensive training, a £1000 welcome bonus, and clear progressio...

Join a supportive school in Cranleigh as a SEN Teaching Assistant, supporting students with complex communication and behavioural needs on a 1:1 and small group basis. No prior experience is essential—just patience, resilience, and teamwork. Benefit from fully funded TA qualifications, Team Teach...

Kickstart your teaching career as a Trainee SEN Teacher in Cranleigh, Surrey. This funded QTS programme offers a clear path from 1:1 Support to Qualified Teacher Status. Ideal for Psychology Graduates or SEN/EYFS professionals, you’ll support students with Autism in small classes using ABA. Enjoy...

Join an Ofsted Outstanding specialist school in Cranleigh as an SEN Teaching Assistant, supporting students aged 5-19 with autism and complex needs. Work within 23 acres of woodland, sensory spaces, and outdoor learning environments. No prior SEN experience required—full training, a funded Teachi...

Join an 'Ofsted Good' SEN school in Cranleigh as a full-time SEN Teaching Assistant for KS3 & KS4. Supporting students with SEMH needs, you'll provide 1:1 and small group support, fostering independence and a love for learning. Ideal candidates have 6-12 months of care or education experience and...

Join a thriving school in Cranleigh as a Teaching Assistant SEN, offering a permanent role with a £19,200 salary. You'll support classroom management, student wellbeing, and engaging learning activities. Essential requirements include resilience, safeguarding commitment, and strong communication ...