As a Teaching Assistant (SEN), you'll work alongside teachers and other support staff to help pupils with additional needs take part in classroom activities and make progress at their own pace. Your day may involve providing one-to-one support, adapting learning tasks, encouraging communication and helping children manage transitions and everyday challenges. It's an opportunity to make a real difference through patience, consistency and a good understanding of individual needs.

As an Early Years Practitioner, you'll help create a safe, engaging environment where young children can learn through play, build relationships and develop essential early skills. Working alongside other practitioners and teachers, you'll support daily activities, encourage communication and independence, and help children feel confident as they reach important developmental milestones.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you'll work closely with teachers and the wider support team to help pupils manage their emotions, develop positive behaviour and access learning in a way that suits their individual needs. You'll provide one-to-one and small-group support, adapt your approach to different situations and help children build confidence, independence and positive relationships.

In this role, you'll work closely with subject teachers and pastoral staff to support students across Key Stages 3 and 4. You'll help pupils manage their emotions, settle into lessons and navigate the expectations of secondary school. By providing consistent guidance and encouragement, you'll help students overcome barriers to learning and build more positive habits.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you'll work alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff to support students who may struggle with behaviour, emotional regulation or classroom engagement. You'll help pupils navigate the demands of secondary school, from moving between lessons and departments to preparing for GCSEs, while encouraging them to take responsibility for their choices and make progress.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you'll work alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff to support secondary-aged pupils who may struggle with behaviour, emotional regulation or engagement in lessons. You'll help students manage challenges, follow classroom expectations and develop positive approaches to learning across different subjects and year groups. This role offers the opportunity to build meaningful relationships with young people while helping them make better use of their time in s

As a Cover Supervisor, you'll oversee classes across different subjects, delivering pre-prepared lesson materials and ensuring students understand the tasks they need to complete. You'll manage classroom behaviour, encourage independent learning and help maintain a positive atmosphere throughout the school day. This is an excellent opportunity to gain experience in education, develop your classroom management skills and make a difference to students' daily learning.

As a Cover Supervisor, you'll supervise classes across a variety of subjects, using lesson plans and resources prepared by teachers. You'll explain tasks, encourage students to work independently and manage classroom behaviour to ensure lessons run smoothly. No two days need to look the same, making this a good opportunity for someone who enjoys working with young people and can adapt to different classroom situations.