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Learning Support Assistant (LSA) | Academic Inclusion | Local Schools. Position: Full-Time, Long-Term (Term Time Only). Salary: £90 - £95 per day (Weekly Pay - dependent on experience). Start Date: Immediate / Next Term. Are you an academically minded, supportive individual with a knack for making difficult concepts click? Join our network as a Learning Support Assistant and help students overcome learning barriers to reach their full potential. Bridging the Gap: Impact Through Intervention. We are seeking Learning Support Assistants (LSAs) to work across Primary and Secondary settings. Unlike a general assistant, your role is focused on learning outcomes-identifying where a student is struggling and providing the specific scaffolding, tools, and encouragement they need to succeed. Targeted Academic Support: Lead small group interventions in Literacy and Numeracy, helping students catch up or keep pace with the curriculum. The How-To Specialist: Teach students how to learn, focusing on organisation, memory techniques, and confidence-building. Career Fast-Track: This is the gold standard of experience for those looking to apply for a PGCE, School Direct, or Masters in Education. Weekly Pay: Competitive daily rates of £90 - £95, paid every Friday via Randstad. Your Role as an LSA: As a Learning Support Assistant, you are the link between the teacher's high-level plan and the student's individual understanding. Differentiating Resources: Take a standard lesson and re-package it-creating simplified worksheets, visual aids, or word banks-to suit the specific needs of the learners you support. Small Group Leadership: Take charge of breakout sessions, guiding 3-5 students through a specific task to ensure they aren't overwhelmed by the pace of the main classroom. Promoting Independence: Use the scaffold and fade technique-providing heavy support initially and gradually stepping back as the student gains the confidence to work alone. Progress Tracking: Maintain clear records of student breakthroughs and hurdles, providing vital data to the Class Teacher and SENCO to help shape future lessons.
Job Responsibility:
Lead small group interventions in Literacy and Numeracy
Teach students how to learn, focusing on organisation, memory techniques, and confidence-building
Differentiating resources
Small group leadership
Promoting independence using scaffold and fade technique
Progress tracking
Requirements:
Strong GCSEs (especially in English and Maths)
Ability to explain academic concepts clearly and creatively
Proactive
Relevant experience (e.g., university tutoring, coaching, or previous school work)
Committed
Hold an enhanced DBS on the update service (or willing to apply)