Our client, a renowned educational institution in Hammersmith, Greater London, is seeking a dedicated and compassionate Autism Teaching Assistant to join their dynamic team. This full-time role offers a competitive daily rate of £90-£100, providing an excellent opportunity for individuals passionate about supporting children and young adults on the autism spectrum. As an Autism Teaching Assistant, you will be responsible for working closely with our client's students, providing personalised support and interventions to facilitate their academic, social, and emotional development. Your role will involve creating a nurturing and inclusive learning environment, where students feel empowered to reach their full potential. Assist students with autism in achieving their individual educational and personal goals, as outlined in their education, health, and care plans. Collaborate with teachers and other educational professionals to develop and implement tailored learning strategies, accommodations, and adaptations. Provide one-on-one or small group support, ensuring students are actively engaged and making progress in their learning. Facilitate social and communication skills development through targeted activities and modelling appropriate behaviours. Implement positive behaviour management techniques to support students in regulating their emotions and behaviours. Maintain clear and consistent communication with parents/carers, updating them on their child's progress and addressing any concerns. Contribute to the ongoing assessment and monitoring of student progress, assisting in the collection and analysis of data. Participate in professional development opportunities, training, and staff meetings to continuously enhance your knowledge and skills. Demonstrate a deep understanding and empathy for students on the autism spectrum, respecting their unique needs and perspectives. Minimum of 1 year of experience working with children or young adults with autism or special educational needs. Strong understanding of autism spectrum disorders, including the diverse range of characteristics and support strategies. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build positive relationships with students, parents/carers, and colleagues. Patience, flexibility, and a calm demeanour, able to adapt to the varying needs and behaviours of students. Experience in creating and implementing structured, visually-supported learning environments. Ability to work collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team. Proficient in maintaining accurate records and documentation related to student progress and support. Relevant qualifications in education, special education, or a related field are desirable. Our client is committed to providing a supportive and enriching work environment for their Autism Teaching Assistants. In addition to the competitive daily rate of £90-£100, they offer the following benefits: Ongoing professional development opportunities, including training in autism-specific interventions and strategies. Opportunities for career advancement and growth within the organisation. Generous holiday allowance and flexible work arrangements. Access to a comprehensive employee assistance programme, offering mental health support and well-being resources. Opportunities to collaborate with a dedicated and passionate team of education professionals. If you are an enthusiastic and compassionate individual who is eager to make a positive impact on the lives of students with autism, we encourage you to apply for this exciting Autism Teaching Assistant role. Join our client's team and contribute to the transformative work they do in supporting the educational and personal development of their students. Please submit your application, including a cover letter and CV, highlighting your relevant experience and passion for working with the autism community.
Apr 07, 2026
Full time
Our client, a renowned educational institution in Hammersmith, Greater London, is seeking a dedicated and compassionate Autism Teaching Assistant to join their dynamic team. This full-time role offers a competitive daily rate of £90-£100, providing an excellent opportunity for individuals passionate about supporting children and young adults on the autism spectrum. As an Autism Teaching Assistant, you will be responsible for working closely with our client's students, providing personalised support and interventions to facilitate their academic, social, and emotional development. Your role will involve creating a nurturing and inclusive learning environment, where students feel empowered to reach their full potential. Assist students with autism in achieving their individual educational and personal goals, as outlined in their education, health, and care plans. Collaborate with teachers and other educational professionals to develop and implement tailored learning strategies, accommodations, and adaptations. Provide one-on-one or small group support, ensuring students are actively engaged and making progress in their learning. Facilitate social and communication skills development through targeted activities and modelling appropriate behaviours. Implement positive behaviour management techniques to support students in regulating their emotions and behaviours. Maintain clear and consistent communication with parents/carers, updating them on their child's progress and addressing any concerns. Contribute to the ongoing assessment and monitoring of student progress, assisting in the collection and analysis of data. Participate in professional development opportunities, training, and staff meetings to continuously enhance your knowledge and skills. Demonstrate a deep understanding and empathy for students on the autism spectrum, respecting their unique needs and perspectives. Minimum of 1 year of experience working with children or young adults with autism or special educational needs. Strong understanding of autism spectrum disorders, including the diverse range of characteristics and support strategies. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build positive relationships with students, parents/carers, and colleagues. Patience, flexibility, and a calm demeanour, able to adapt to the varying needs and behaviours of students. Experience in creating and implementing structured, visually-supported learning environments. Ability to work collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team. Proficient in maintaining accurate records and documentation related to student progress and support. Relevant qualifications in education, special education, or a related field are desirable. Our client is committed to providing a supportive and enriching work environment for their Autism Teaching Assistants. In addition to the competitive daily rate of £90-£100, they offer the following benefits: Ongoing professional development opportunities, including training in autism-specific interventions and strategies. Opportunities for career advancement and growth within the organisation. Generous holiday allowance and flexible work arrangements. Access to a comprehensive employee assistance programme, offering mental health support and well-being resources. Opportunities to collaborate with a dedicated and passionate team of education professionals. If you are an enthusiastic and compassionate individual who is eager to make a positive impact on the lives of students with autism, we encourage you to apply for this exciting Autism Teaching Assistant role. Join our client's team and contribute to the transformative work they do in supporting the educational and personal development of their students. Please submit your application, including a cover letter and CV, highlighting your relevant experience and passion for working with the autism community.
Embark on an Exhilarating Journey as a Full-Time SEN Teacher in Harrow, Greater London! Our esteemed client, a renowned educational institution, is seeking a dynamic and dedicated SEN (Special Educational Needs) Teacher to join their team. Located in the vibrant borough of Harrow, Greater London, this position offers a competitive salary range of £37,869.52 to £50,474 per annum, with the potential for SEN point benefits. As a SEN Teacher , you will play a pivotal role in shaping the lives of young learners, fostering their growth and development through personalised, inclusive, and engaging educational experiences. Your expertise and passion for supporting students with diverse needs will be instrumental in creating a nurturing and supportive learning environment. Key responsibilities will include: Designing and delivering engaging, differentiated lessons that cater to the unique learning styles and needs of SEN students Collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams to develop and implement comprehensive support plans for individual students Monitoring student progress, providing regular feedback, and adapting teaching strategies to ensure optimal learning outcomes Actively participating in the development and review of SEN policies, procedures, and resources Fostering positive relationships with students, parents, and colleagues to promote a holistic approach to student wellbeing To be successful in this role, you will possess a recognized teaching qualification, along with extensive experience working with SEN students. Your exceptional communication skills, adaptability, and commitment to inclusive education will be essential in this rewarding and challenging position. This job is being advertised on Senploy - the UK's favourite education and SEND job board. If you are ready to embark on an exciting new chapter and make a lasting impact, please submit your CV to our client for consideration. Key Requirements: Recognized teaching qualification (e.g. , QTS, PGCE) Extensive experience working with SEN students Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ability to adapt teaching strategies to meet individual student needs Commitment to inclusive education and student wellbeing
Apr 07, 2026
Full time
Embark on an Exhilarating Journey as a Full-Time SEN Teacher in Harrow, Greater London! Our esteemed client, a renowned educational institution, is seeking a dynamic and dedicated SEN (Special Educational Needs) Teacher to join their team. Located in the vibrant borough of Harrow, Greater London, this position offers a competitive salary range of £37,869.52 to £50,474 per annum, with the potential for SEN point benefits. As a SEN Teacher , you will play a pivotal role in shaping the lives of young learners, fostering their growth and development through personalised, inclusive, and engaging educational experiences. Your expertise and passion for supporting students with diverse needs will be instrumental in creating a nurturing and supportive learning environment. Key responsibilities will include: Designing and delivering engaging, differentiated lessons that cater to the unique learning styles and needs of SEN students Collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams to develop and implement comprehensive support plans for individual students Monitoring student progress, providing regular feedback, and adapting teaching strategies to ensure optimal learning outcomes Actively participating in the development and review of SEN policies, procedures, and resources Fostering positive relationships with students, parents, and colleagues to promote a holistic approach to student wellbeing To be successful in this role, you will possess a recognized teaching qualification, along with extensive experience working with SEN students. Your exceptional communication skills, adaptability, and commitment to inclusive education will be essential in this rewarding and challenging position. This job is being advertised on Senploy - the UK's favourite education and SEND job board. If you are ready to embark on an exciting new chapter and make a lasting impact, please submit your CV to our client for consideration. Key Requirements: Recognized teaching qualification (e.g. , QTS, PGCE) Extensive experience working with SEN students Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ability to adapt teaching strategies to meet individual student needs Commitment to inclusive education and student wellbeing
Job Title: Special Needs Teaching Assistant Location: Twickenham Start Date: ASAP or with notice Contract: Temp-to-perm opportunities available Join a School Where Team Culture and Collaboration Come First A brand-new SEN school in Twickenham is growing, and we're looking for enthusiastic Special Needs Teaching Assistants to join the team from the ground up. This is a rare chance to help shape the school's identity, values, and culture while supporting young people in a small, welcoming environment. If you want to be part of a close-knit, supportive team where your voice is heard and your contributions make a real difference, this role is perfect for you. Why You'll Love Working Here A Team That Feels Like a Community The staff team is warm, diverse, and genuinely collaborative. From day one, new colleagues are supported, encouraged to share their strengths, and invited to contribute ideas. This is your chance to help build something meaningful, rather than just fitting into existing systems. About the School Supporting pupils aged 7-16 with Autism (ASD) and SEMH needs Small class sizes of 4-6 pupils, allowing for personalised support and strong relationships A calm, structured environment focused on individual progress What You'll Be Doing Providing 1:1 and small group support for pupils with ASD and SEMH Tailoring your support to each pupil's needs and your own strengths Assisting with learning activities, emotional regulation, and social development Supporting personal care where required (full training provided) Growth and Development Opportunities Temp-to-perm pathways with potential for permanent contracts Comprehensive training and ongoing professional development Leadership that prioritises staff wellbeing and promotes from within Support to grow whether you have SEND experience or come from a background in care, youth work, psychology, or sports coaching Why This School Stands Out Be part of a small, expanding team where you can influence culture Inclusive and welcoming staff community Modern classrooms with excellent sensory and outdoor facilities Calm environment with well-established routines Leadership that values collaboration, staff wellbeing, and innovation A unique opportunity to help shape a school from its early stages Who We're Looking For Experience in SEND or strong transferable skills Patient, resilient, and compassionate Full-time preferred (part-time considered) Team-oriented and committed to helping build a positive school culture What You'll Gain A meaningful role where you can make a lasting impact A supportive team that celebrates your contributions A workplace where your ideas and strengths genuinely matter Opportunities to progress into a permanent role The chance to help shape the culture and routines of a growing school This role offers the rare chance to join a school at the very beginning of its journey and play a key part in its growth. If you're passionate about supporting young people with SEN and want to make a real difference, we'd love to hear from you.
Apr 07, 2026
Full time
Job Title: Special Needs Teaching Assistant Location: Twickenham Start Date: ASAP or with notice Contract: Temp-to-perm opportunities available Join a School Where Team Culture and Collaboration Come First A brand-new SEN school in Twickenham is growing, and we're looking for enthusiastic Special Needs Teaching Assistants to join the team from the ground up. This is a rare chance to help shape the school's identity, values, and culture while supporting young people in a small, welcoming environment. If you want to be part of a close-knit, supportive team where your voice is heard and your contributions make a real difference, this role is perfect for you. Why You'll Love Working Here A Team That Feels Like a Community The staff team is warm, diverse, and genuinely collaborative. From day one, new colleagues are supported, encouraged to share their strengths, and invited to contribute ideas. This is your chance to help build something meaningful, rather than just fitting into existing systems. About the School Supporting pupils aged 7-16 with Autism (ASD) and SEMH needs Small class sizes of 4-6 pupils, allowing for personalised support and strong relationships A calm, structured environment focused on individual progress What You'll Be Doing Providing 1:1 and small group support for pupils with ASD and SEMH Tailoring your support to each pupil's needs and your own strengths Assisting with learning activities, emotional regulation, and social development Supporting personal care where required (full training provided) Growth and Development Opportunities Temp-to-perm pathways with potential for permanent contracts Comprehensive training and ongoing professional development Leadership that prioritises staff wellbeing and promotes from within Support to grow whether you have SEND experience or come from a background in care, youth work, psychology, or sports coaching Why This School Stands Out Be part of a small, expanding team where you can influence culture Inclusive and welcoming staff community Modern classrooms with excellent sensory and outdoor facilities Calm environment with well-established routines Leadership that values collaboration, staff wellbeing, and innovation A unique opportunity to help shape a school from its early stages Who We're Looking For Experience in SEND or strong transferable skills Patient, resilient, and compassionate Full-time preferred (part-time considered) Team-oriented and committed to helping build a positive school culture What You'll Gain A meaningful role where you can make a lasting impact A supportive team that celebrates your contributions A workplace where your ideas and strengths genuinely matter Opportunities to progress into a permanent role The chance to help shape the culture and routines of a growing school This role offers the rare chance to join a school at the very beginning of its journey and play a key part in its growth. If you're passionate about supporting young people with SEN and want to make a real difference, we'd love to hear from you.
