SEND Teaching Assistant

Axcis Education are working with a local primary school near Walsall, seeking a nurturing teaching assistant, supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

This is a fantastic opportunity for someone from a care background, experienced with supporting an array of young people with complex needs. The school are dedicated to nurturing their children, ensuring they are provided with a caring, inclusive and inspiring learning environment. This mindset they seek to instil in all children in their care!

This is a full -time Teaching Assistant position starting in September, working everyday Monday to Friday. The role will involve supporting children with varying complex needs. In this role, candidates will be paid £92.63 per day.

The Role

* Supporting children between the ages of 4 to 11

* Supporting pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)

* Provide students with personalised and tailored support for all individual needs

* Build meaningful, positive relationships with all students

* Bring a calming influence to the classroom

Requirements

* Previous experience supporting young people with SEND

* A caring and patient nature, with the ability to foster positive and meaningful relationships with all pupils

* Enhanced DBS registered on the Update Service

* Availability to work 8:30am – 4:00pm, Monday to Friday

Why Axcis Education?

Axcis Education is a specialist SEND recruitment agency connecting Teaching Assistants with rewarding roles in primary schools and SEND settings across the UK.

We offer free online training, including a Safeguarding Level 2 qualification, to support your professional development. You’ll benefit from flexible work, competitive pay, and ongoing support from a dedicated local consultant.

Whether you want to gain primary school experience or build a career in SEND, Axcis Education provides the training, guidance, and long-term opportunities to help you succeed
Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed