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Are you passionate about supporting young people with Special Educational Needs? Do you have experience working with SEN, Autism, and Behavioural Needs? Join our team as a Special Educational Needs (SEN) Teaching Assistant at a specialist SEN school in Wolverhampton.

The Role

As an SEN Teaching Assistant, you will:

Support children and young people with SEN, including Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and behavioural challenges, in their learning and personal development.
Implement strategies to promote engagement, emotional regulation, and positive behaviour.
Work closely with teachers, therapists, and other support staff to provide a tailored approach to each student's needs.
Assist in creating an inclusive and nurturing environment where every student can thrive.
Deliver one-to-one and small group interventions as required.

Requirements

To excel in this role, you should have:

Experience: Proven experience working with children or young people with SEN, Autism, and behavioural needs in an educational setting.
Skills: Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build positive relationships with students and staff.
Patience & Empathy: A caring and understanding approach, with the resilience to manage challenging behaviours.
Qualifications: Relevant training or qualifications in SEN (e.g., Level 2 or 3 Teaching Assistant Certificate) are desirable but not essential.
DBS Check: An enhanced DBS on the Update Service or willingness to apply for one.

Why Work with Dunbar Education?

Competitive daily pay rates.
A dedicated consultant to support you throughout your placement.
Access to ongoing training and professional development opportunities.
The chance to make a real difference in the lives of young people.

How to Apply

If you are enthusiastic, dedicated, and ready to take on a rewarding challenge, we want to hear from you!

Submit your application along with a CV to the job board and we will be in touch if you are successful.

Join us in creating brighter futures for young people with SEN