Teaching Assistant
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Teaching Assistant
[Employer hidden — sign up to reveal] - Warwickshire
Full time
£32,000 - £49,000 per annum
Vacancy ID: 8168b977-1704-41ce-bd5b-1730737a3c8b
Job Description
Working closely with pupils and staff, Teaching Assistants help maintain engagement and progress. Support may include assisting with lesson delivery, providing small group or one-to-one input, and helping to maintain effective classroom routines. Flexibility, initiative, and clear communication are key when supporting pupils of varying abilities. Provides classroom-based support during lessons. Delivers small group or individual interventions. Supports classroom organisation and resources. Encourages positive behaviour and engagement.
Desired Experience + Qualifications
- Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and a good honours degree in a relevant subject
- Ability to teach Food across KS3 and KS4, with a willingness to teach at KS5
- Experience leading or contributing to a high-performing department is desirable ECTs with strong subject knowledge and ambition are encouraged to apply
- A commitment to creating stimulating, inclusive learning environments for all abilities
- Experience supporting students with SEND and differentiating effectively
- A reflective and open-minded approach to teaching practice
- Strong organisational skills and a readiness to lead initiatives through to completion
- A positive, adaptable mindset with a strong sense of team spirit
- A genuine passion for Food and Nutrition and the ability to share that enthusiasm with students
- A commitment to safeguarding, student welfare, and contributing to wider school life
About the School
This Warwickshire-based grammar school is rated ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted and is known for its high academic standards and inclusive ethos. With motivated pupils, supportive leadership, and a staff body proud to work there, it’s an excellent environment for professional growth. The Food and Nutrition department is well-equipped and well-respected, offering students a vibrant and practical curriculum that encourages real-world learning.