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We are seeking a resilient, empathetic, and dedicated SEN Teaching Assistant for a long-term placement at our specialist Alternative Provision centre in Lancing. We firmly believe that education is a lifelong process. We acknowledge that there may have been obstacles and past events that have blocked our pupils' educational progress. With this in mind, our mission is to address both the social and emotional needs of our pupils alongside, and in conjunction with, their educational needs. If you are passionate about helping secondary-aged students overcome barriers to learning, this is the perfect opportunity to make a tangible impact.
Job Responsibility
Holistic Support: Provide 1:1 and small group intervention for pupils navigating social, emotional, and mental health (SEMH) challenges.
Tailored Learning: Assist in delivering personalised learning packages that accommodate past educational disruptions or medical needs.
De-escalation & Engagement: Use positive behaviour management strategies to defuse challenging behaviours and rebuild pupil confidence.
Inclusion Support: Collaborate with the wider class team, Blended Learning Team, and external inclusion partners to prepare students for their next educational chapter.
Requirements
Experience: A background supporting young people with SEN, SEMH, ADHD, or ASC (within an Alternative Provision, PRU, or mainstream inclusion setting is highly desirable).
Mindset: A non-judgmental, patient approach and a firm belief in "fresh starts."
Skills: Strong communication, resilience, and the ability to build quick, trusted rapport with disengaged teenagers.
Reliability: Commitment to a long-term role to provide vital stability for our students.
121 teaching experience
ability to communicate with parents
ability to work well under pressure
able to inspire
be a role model
building rapport with children
career driven
communication
effective discipline
empathy
engaging
excellent time management
FMS experience
good behaviour management skills
good classroom management
good communication skills
good sense of humour
high expectations
keen to contribute to the life of the school
key stage 3 experience
key stage 4 experience
key stage 5 experience
knowledge of A-level specification
knowledge of curriculum
knowledge of GCSE specification
knowledge of subject
motivated
partake in extra curricular activities
passion for education
SEN experience
set clear objectives
SIMS experience
sixth form experience
teaching assistant experience
team player
work well autonomously
years 7-11 experience
What we offer
Competitive Pay: £92.56 - £95.00 per day (dependent on experience).
Stability: A guaranteed long-term position in a supportive, collaborative setting.
Professional Growth: Hands-on experience working alongside specialist inclusion teams and alternative education experts.
Impact: The opportunity to transform the educational path of young people who need it most.