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  • Learning Support Assistant

    Swindon

    New College Swindon have an exciting opportunity for a Learning Support Assistant to join the team. Location: Swindon, Wiltshire Salary: FTE...

    Posted 7 days ago

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    Norwich

    Learning Support Assistant Job Type: Full Time, 37 hours per week (Term Time + 2 weeks) Location: Norwich Salary: £17,793 £18,112 pro rata per...

    Posted 68 days ago

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    Chelmsford

    Prospero Teaching are looking for learning support assistants to support pupils starting in September. CONTRACT/POSITION DETAILS Location -...

    Posted 13 days ago

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    Wymondham, Norfolk

    Learning Support Assistant Job Type: 38.5 hours per week - Term Time only Location: Wymondham Salary: £20,812 - £21,968 per annum FTE (£16,321 -...

    Posted 18 days ago

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    North West London

    Learning Support Assistant | Primrose Hill, Camden | September 2023 A warm, friendly, and hard-working Learning Support Assistant is required within...

    Posted 3 days ago

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    Isleworth

    Learning Support Assistant or Teaching Assistant required for a popular Secondary school, starting ASAP Ofsted Good Secondary school Hounslow Full...

    Posted 3 days ago

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    South East London

    Are you looking for a full-time opportunity to work in a Primary school as a Learning Support Assistant? Are you able to speak both English and...

    Posted 18 days ago

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    West London

    Learning Support Assistant Ealing An Outstanding Secondary School in the Borough of Ealing are looking to recruit several Learning Support...

    Posted 27 days ago

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    Reading

    Would you love to make a real difference in the life of a child and support them as they grow through school? Are you looking to gain some fantastic...

    Posted 32 days ago

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    East London

    Horizon Teachers are working with a mainstream secondary school located in the London Borough of Newham who are seeking to appoint a Learning Support...

    Posted 7 days ago

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    North London

    Are you a Learning Support Assistant looking for a rewarding new challenge? Maybe you are a Youth Worker / Support Assistant with SEND experience,...

    Posted 10 days ago

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    Edgware

    Destination Education is currently looking for a Learning Support Assistant to join an exceptional post 19 SEN provision in North West London. The...

    Posted 13 days ago

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    Lingfield

    Learning Support Assistant Lingfield, Surrey Monday to Friday Term-Time only (38 weeks per year) Permanent 37 hours per week £11.98 per hour Would...

    Posted 11 days ago

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    Harrow

    Learning Support Assistant | Harrow | September 2023 Do you consider yourself to be a talented Graduate, with the correct skill set to take on a...

    Posted 3 days ago

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    North London

    A fantastic client Primary school requires a Learning Support Assistant (LSA) to support a KS1 student presenting with Autism and challenging...

    Posted 11 days ago

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    Wembley

    Learning Support Assistant (Primary) Salary: £80-£100 per day Employment Status : Full time Location: Wembley, Brent Start date: September 2023 This...

    Posted 11 days ago

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    Barnet

    Learning Support Assistant Start date: September 2023 Daily Salary: £80-£100 Location: Mill Hill, Barnet Contract: Full time This amazing school is a...

    Posted 11 days ago

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    Barnet

    Learning Support Assistant High Barnet Location: High Barnet Position: Full time Start date: September 2023 Learning Support Assistant We are...

    Posted 11 days ago

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    Cardiff

    VES is looking to appoint qualified Learning Support Assistants , to work in schools in the Cardiff area . The candidate needs to be hardworking and...

    Posted 17 days ago

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    Sheffield

    Reach Education are looking to recruit specialist SEND Learning Support Assistants to work in the Sheffieldarea. The positions are to work with...

    Posted 10 days ago

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    Liverpool

    Learning Support Assistant- 1:1 Support Yew Tree Primary School September 2023 start Job description- We are currently looking to recruit and...

    Posted 12 days ago

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    GB

    Opogo are seeking a highly dedicated and experienced Learning Support Assistant to work one-to-one with a young male student at a Muslim faith school...

    Posted 17 days ago

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    Liverpool

    Learning Support Assistant - Toxteth Prospero Teaching are looking to recruit an experienced LSA to work in a Primary School in Liverpool! The...

    Posted 26 days ago

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Learning Support Assistant

Learning support assistants (LSAs) work with teachers in the classroom, helping pupils progress with their learning. They include teaching assistants (TAs) and higher level teaching assistants (HLTAs).

Who can I work for?

Most learning support assistants are employed at primary schools. There are also opportunities at secondary schools and specialist schools all over the UK.

Where and when can I work?

Like teachers, LSAs are required to work normal school hours during term time, and hours will vary depending on the institution. Some learning support assistants will also be required to work extra hours to support after-school activities and class trips.

What can I earn?

The salary of a learning support assistant varies depending on locations, qualification and experience. The average salary is just over £15,000 a year, with wages generally ranging from £12,000 to 20,000 a year.

What are the benefits?

LSAs benefit from very sociable hours and excellent holidays. They are also vital in helping shape the education of children in their care.

Are there chances of promotion?

There are opportunities to develop within the role. TAs can work towards becoming an HLTA. It is also an excellent way to gain classroom experience if you are considering becoming a teacher.

What will I be responsible for?

Responsibilities will vary but the core role of an LSA is support the teacher in the classroom and an individual or a group of pupils.

Day-to-day tasks include: planning, delivering and evaluating teaching and learning activities, preparing the classroom for lessons, helping pupils individually and in groups who need extra support to complete tasks, observing pupil performance and reporting on observations to the teacher, supervising art and craft activities and displaying work.

Do I need any experience?

At present there aren’t any compulsory qualification requirements to apply for an LSA role. However, increased competition for TA places in schools has meant that many employers can select candidates with a range of skills and qualifications. Any past experience of working with children would be beneficial. Basic numeracy and English skills will be essential

What attributes are needed?

LSAs need to be excellent communicators, and be able to build positive relationships with pupils, staff and parents. As well as being able to manage groups of pupils, LSAs need to be well organised, enjoy working with children and also be able to deal with challenging behaviour.

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Learning Support Assistant

Learning support assistants (LSAs) work with teachers in the classroom, helping pupils progress with their learning. They include teaching assistants (TAs) and higher level teaching assistants (HLTAs).

Who can I work for?

Most learning support assistants are employed at primary schools. There are also opportunities at secondary schools and specialist schools all over the UK.

Where and when can I work?

Like teachers, LSAs are required to work normal school hours during term time, and hours will vary depending on the institution. Some learning support assistants will also be required to work extra hours to support after-school activities and class trips.

What can I earn?

The salary of a learning support assistant varies depending on locations, qualification and experience. The average salary is just over £15,000 a year, with wages generally ranging from £12,000 to 20,000 a year.

What are the benefits?

LSAs benefit from very sociable hours and excellent holidays. They are also vital in helping shape the education of children in their care.

Are there chances of promotion?

There are opportunities to develop within the role. TAs can work towards becoming an HLTA. It is also an excellent way to gain classroom experience if you are considering becoming a teacher.

What will I be responsible for?

Responsibilities will vary but the core role of an LSA is support the teacher in the classroom and an individual or a group of pupils.

Day-to-day tasks include: planning, delivering and evaluating teaching and learning activities, preparing the classroom for lessons, helping pupils individually and in groups who need extra support to complete tasks, observing pupil performance and reporting on observations to the teacher, supervising art and craft activities and displaying work.

Do I need any experience?

At present there aren’t any compulsory qualification requirements to apply for an LSA role. However, increased competition for TA places in schools has meant that many employers can select candidates with a range of skills and qualifications. Any past experience of working with children would be beneficial. Basic numeracy and English skills will be essential

What attributes are needed?

LSAs need to be excellent communicators, and be able to build positive relationships with pupils, staff and parents. As well as being able to manage groups of pupils, LSAs need to be well organised, enjoy working with children and also be able to deal with challenging behaviour.