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Are you an exceptionally talented and hardworking Psychology graduate seeking to work as a Learning Support Assistant to further develop your knowledge and understanding of Special Educational Needs?Do you have an outstanding academic background coupled with a genuine desire to make a difference to a child's education?
Would you love the opportunity to work as a Learning Support Assistant in an "outstanding school where all pupils benefit from a high quality education?" OfSTED 2011
Are you available on a full-time basis immediately and until the end of the academic year?
***SEN Learning Support Assistant required
***Immediate start for the right candidate!
***1:1 support for 3 Foundation Stage children with Special Needs
***Full-Time, long-term role until July 2013
***OfSTED rated "Outstanding" Infant School in Bristol
***Ideal experience for aspiring Educational Psychologists
***Earn up to £65 per day
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a hardworking, caring and talented Psychology graduate to work as a Learning Support Assistant on a full-time basis throughout the Summer-Term.
The Head Teacher of my client school is seeking to appoint an academically gifted (1st Class/2:1) Psychology graduate to provide support to three Foundation Stage children. The children are based in different classes and have a range of Special Needs including autism and attachment difficulties.
My client school is a two form entry Infant School based in Bristol graded as "Outstanding" in its most recent OfSTED inspection (2011). The school benefits from outstanding leadership, impressive teaching and an exciting curriculum.
This is a fantastic opportunity for an aspiring Primary Teacher or Educational Psychologist to develop their knowledge and understanding of Special Educational Needs.
The successful candidate will:
-Be a high achieving Psychology Graduate with a 1st Class or 2:1 degree
-Have a caring, empathetic nature and a genuine interest in working with Special Educational Needs
-Be hardworking, flexible, and resilient with a good sense of humour
-Have excellent interpersonal and organisational skills
-Have the ability to work well within a team as well as under their own initiative
-Be available to start immediately and be able to commit to full-time employment for the remainder of the academic year.
If you have the required qualifications/experience and are looking for immediate, full-time work as a Learning Support Assistant in Bristol then please get in touch ASAP! The Head Teacher is looking to arrange interviews during week commencing 8th April with the successful candidate starting immediately!
Initial interviews and candidate shortlisting will be conducted by Edustaff. To apply, email a detailed CV to Nick at Edustaff South West today!