Sen teaching assistant

Make a Difference Every Day: Join A Supportive Team at This Exceptional School! Do you have a passion for working with children and a desire to make a positive impact? This vibrant and inclusive special primary school in Worthing is seeking dedicated and caring Teaching Assistants to join their team! Here's what makes this opportunity so special: Meaningful Work: Help students with a range of learning difficulties and disabilities thrive and reach their full potential. Supportive Environment: Enjoy working in a happy, positive, and vibrant environment where you'll be part of a dedicated team committed to providing the best possible support for our students. Opportunities for Growth: Benefit from fully funded professional development opportunities, including a range of courses to further your skills and knowledge. What You'll Do: Be a Champion for Students: Work alongside teachers to create a stimulating learning environment and provide individual support to students. Contribute to a Positive Learning Culture: Help create a welcoming and supportive atmosphere where every student feels valued and empowered. Promote Student Well-being: Ensure that students feel safe, nurtured, and confident in their learning journey. ... What's On Offer: Competitive Pay: £18,760.00 -£19,057.41 actual salary Excellent Benefits: * Term-time only working * An attractive and well-resourced school * Opportunities for professional development * Enrolment onto their company pension scheme What They're Looking For: You'll have a genuine passion for working with children with special needs and a desire to make a difference in their lives. You'll be a team player, working well with others and sharing ideas. You'll be eager to learn new skills and develop your knowledge to best support the students you work with. Essential Requirements: * Be committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. * Have the ability to follow all safeguarding policies and procedures. * Be caring and understanding of children's needs. * Have high expectations of children's attainment and behaviour. * Be very well organised & efficient. * Be open to advice, feedback and guidance from colleagues. * Be able to work as part of a team. * Have experience of directly working with children with SEN. * Have at least NVQ level 3 or equivalent.