Learning Support Assistant - Cranleigh, United Kingdom - Digby Morgan

Digby Morgan

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Cranleigh, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

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- _ cranleigh, south east_
- _ £17,255 - £22,755 per year_
- _ permanent_- specialism
- education- sub specialism
- special needs teaching- reference number

CJ89008 job details

Are you looking for a new and exciting challenge?

Do you have resilience and experience working with SEN and/or EBD?

Can you build strong relationships with young people?

A brilliant special educational needs school is looking for an outgoing and dedicated Learning support worker to work with young people (aged 716 years) with learning difficulties and speech and language needs. You will be helping children on a 1:1 basis supporting learners to access the learning. Your focus will be to enable them to become independent and confident individuals by teaching them essential life skills and ways to communicate effectively. This opportunity is needed on a full time, permanent basis ASAP. This is a fabulous opportunity to join a lively team that focuses strongly on the core areas of education, independence and inclusion.
School Benefits:
Access to all school facilities
Onsite parking
CPD opportunities available for all staff
Free hot meal
Onsite speech & language and occupational therapists
Offsite activities such as horseriding, swimming, shopping and park visits
Opportunity to complete fully funded training

Your responsibilities will include:

Interacting and participating with the students in the development of skills, supporting pupils to reach their potential for independence
Supporting clients' participation in social, leisure, educational and employment opportunities within the local community
Providing the support and care identified in students' individual learning plans
Encouraging and enabling students to maintain acceptable levels of personal and environmental hygiene
Participating in relevant training to achieve required qualifications and attend mandatory training days/courses, on or off site, as and when required
The desire to help others to enjoy learning and develop independence
GCSE's with minimum Grade C/ level 4 or equivalent, including Maths and English language
Experience of working with adults or children with learning or communication difficulties
Honest, trustworthy & ethical behaviour at all times
Own means of transport (desirable) show more
Are you looking for a new and exciting challenge?
Do you have resilience and experience working with SEN and/or EBD?
Can you build strong relationships with young people?
A brilliant special educational needs school is looking for an outgoing and dedicated Learning support worker to work with young people (aged 716 years) with learning difficulties and speech and language needs. You will be helping children on a 1:1 basis supporting learners to access the learning. Your focus will be to enable them to become independent and confident individuals by teaching them essential life skills and ways to communicate effectively. This opportunity is needed on a full time, permanent basis ASAP. This is a fabulous opportunity to join a lively team that focuses strongly on the core areas of education, independence and inclusion.
School Benefits:
Access to all school facilities
Onsite parking
CPD opportunities available for all staff
Free hot meal
Onsite speech & language and occupational therapists
Offsite activities such as horseriding, swimming, shopping and park visits
Opportunity to complete fully funded training

Your responsibilities will include:
Interacting and participating with the students in the development of skills, supporting pupils to reach their potential for independence
Supporting clients' participation in social, leisure, educational and employment opportunities within the local community
Providing the support and care identified in students' individual learning plans
Encouraging and enabling students to maintain acceptable levels of personal and environmental hygiene
Participating in relevant training to achieve required qualifications and attend mandatory training days/courses, on or off site, as and when required
The desire to help others to enjoy learning and develop independence
GCSE's with minimum Grade C/ level 4 or equivalent, including Maths and English language
Experience of working with adults or children with learning or communication difficulties
Honest, trustworthy & ethical behaviour at all times
Own means of transport (desirable) show more

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