As a Learning Support Assistant, you will play a pivotal role in providing dedicated support to specific student's with unique learning requirements. Your responsibilities will include working closely with the classroom teacher and other professionals to implement a personalised learning plan tailored to the student's needs.

As a Learning Support Assistant, you will play a pivotal role in providing dedicated support to specific student's with unique learning requirements. Your responsibilities will include working closely with the classroom teacher and other professionals to implement a personalised learning plan tailored to the student's needs.

As a Secondary Teaching Assistant, you'll work alongside subject teachers across different departments, providing classroom support and helping students stay focused and engaged. You may support individuals or small groups, assist with lesson activities and help pupils work through areas they find challenging.

As an Early Years Practitioner, you'll support children's early education through engaging, age-appropriate activities and practical classroom support. Working alongside teachers and other Early Years staff, you'll help children develop their communication, social skills and independence while supporting their individual learning needs.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you'll provide tailored support to pupils who may need additional help with communication, emotional regulation, social interaction and behaviour. Working closely with teachers and other support staff, you'll help pupils navigate difficult moments, follow routines and take part in learning activities at a pace that works for them.

In this role, you'll work alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff to support students across Key Stages 3 and 4. You may provide one-to-one guidance, assist small groups or offer classroom-based support to pupils who need additional help with their behaviour, emotional regulation or engagement.

As a Behaviour Support professional, you will work closely with students who may need additional guidance with their behaviour, emotional regulation and engagement in lessons. Working alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff, you'll help students manage challenges, develop positive learning habits and remain involved in classroom activities. You may also provide one-to-one support or work with small groups, helping pupils build confidence and make progress with their education.

We have a variety of school-based opportunities available, covering general school support, school administration, lunchtime supervision, breakfast club and wraparound care. Depending on your experience and the requirements of each school, your role could involve assisting with day-to-day administration, supporting teaching staff, supervising pupils during lunch breaks or helping children settle into before and after-school activities.