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As a Teaching Assistant, you will work alongside teachers to support pupils with their learning, confidence and development. Depending on the setting, you could be supporting early learning in a primary classroom, helping secondary pupils engage with lessons across different subjects, or providing tailored support to pupils with additional needs.

As an Early Years Practitioner, you will support children's learning and development through engaging, age-appropriate activities and classroom-based assistance. Working alongside teachers and Early Years staff, you will help children develop their communication, social skills and independence while ensuring they feel safe, supported and ready to learn.

You'll provide tailored support to pupils with special educational needs who may need additional help with behaviour, emotional regulation and engagement in lessons. Working alongside teachers and the wider support team, you'll help implement individual behaviour strategies, encourage positive interactions and create a structured environment where pupils feel safe and ready to learn.

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 navigate challenging situations, stay focused during lessons and make positive choices throughout the school day. Whether providing individual guidance or supporting classroom routines, you'll play an important part in helping students overcome barriers to learning and build better relationships with education.

You'll work alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff to support students across Key Stages 3 and 4, helping them manage their behaviour and stay engaged with learning. From providing one-to-one guidance to supporting students during lessons and transitions between classes, you'll help maintain consistent expectations and encourage a more positive approach to school life. This role is ideal for someone who can offer patience, clear boundaries and practical support when students need it most.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you will work alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff to support students across Key Stages 3 and 4. You will help pupils manage challenging situations, stay focused during lessons and move confidently between activities and classes. This is a rewarding opportunity to build positive relationships with young people, encourage better choices and help create the conditions for successful learning.