Autism Support Teaching Assistant
Academics · Crawley, England ·
Autism Support Teaching Assistant - SEN School Location: Crawley, West Sussex Pay per day: £93-105 Hours: Full Time | Monday - Friday | Term Time Are you passionate about supporting children with autism and helping them thrive in an educational setting?
We are looking for a caring, patient and enthusiastic Autism Support Teaching Assistant to join a welcoming specialist school based in Crawley, supporting children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and additional learning needs.
This is Autism Support Teaching Assistant in Crawley is a fantastic opportunity for someone with previous SEN experience, a background in childcare, or a Psychology graduate looking to gain valuable hands-on experience. The Role - Autism Support Teaching Assistant: Supporting children with ASD on a 1:1 basis and in small groups.
Helping pupils develop their communication, social and independence skills. Supporting children with sensory needs and emotional regulation. Working closely with teachers and other SEN professionals. Creating a positive, engaging and supportive learning environment.
Who We're Looking For: Previous experience with ASD, SEN, childcare or a similar setting is desirable. Psychology, Education and Childhood Studies graduates are encouraged to apply. A patient, nurturing and understanding approach.
A genuine passion for supporting children with additional needs. Able to travel to Crawley. Interested? Apply today or contact Maddy Thatcher @ Academics about the Autism Support Teaching Assistant role in Crawley: | 01483 362 393 Salary will be determined by the successful candidate's qualifications and relevant experience, and will be in accordance with the client's pay policy. AMRT1_UKTJ ...
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