As an SEN Teacher, you will plan and deliver engaging, differentiated lessons tailored to pupils with a range of special educational needs. You will adapt teaching approaches to suit individual learning styles, support communication and personal development, and create a structured classroom environment where every pupil feels encouraged to participate. Working closely with teaching assistants and other professionals, you will help pupils make meaningful progress towards their individual learnin

In this role, you will work alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff to support students who may struggle with behaviour, engagement or emotional regulation. You will help maintain a positive classroom atmosphere, support students during lesson transitions and encourage them to take an active part in their education, including their GCSE studies.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you will work closely with pupils who need additional support with behaviour, communication and emotional regulation. You will help them manage everyday challenges, engage with learning and develop greater independence, adapting your approach to each child's individual needs. Working alongside teachers and other support staff, you will play an important part in maintaining a safe and consistent learning environment.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you will work alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff to help students manage their behaviour, stay engaged in lessons and develop positive learning habits. You will provide support to individuals and small groups, helping students navigate the demands of secondary education, including lesson transitions and GCSE preparation.

As a Teaching Assistant, you will provide classroom support across Key Stages 3 and 4, helping students understand lesson content, complete activities and stay focused. You will work with subject teachers across different departments, offering individual and small-group support where needed, including helping students prepare for their GCSEs and manage the demands of secondary education.

As an Early Years Practitioner, you will support children's learning and development through play-based activities, daily routines and positive interactions. You will help create a safe, engaging environment where children can build confidence, develop new skills and enjoy their early learning experiences.

As a Behaviour Support professional, you will work closely with students across Key Stages 3 and 4, providing guidance to those who may need additional support with behaviour, emotional regulation or engagement in lessons. Working alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff, you will help students navigate the challenges of secondary education, maintain positive relationships and participate more confidently in their learning. You may also provide individual or small-group support, particularl

Our partner schools across Sheffield include a range of educational settings, each committed to providing safe, inclusive and supportive environments for pupils. They value teamwork, positive relationships and the contribution of support staff in keeping their schools organised and running smoothly. You could be joining an administrative team, working alongside teaching staff or supporting pupils outside the classroom.