Bank Teaching Assistant Casual Special Needs Position

Job Location	Meopham
Education	Not Mentioned
Salary	Competitive salary
Industry	Not Mentioned
Functional Area	Not Mentioned
Job Type	Permanent, part-time

Job Description

Pay: £8.72 per hour Start Date: Immediate Help transform lives by joiningour team. Its not easy, and its not foreveryone. But as a Teaching Assistant, the rewards can be so much bigger thanthe challenges. You really will make a positive difference to peoples lives.Youll be joining our team, bothlocally and nationally and well support you every step of the way. We need you to be resilient,supportive and sensitive towards the needs of autistic people. Being a TeachingAssistant takes bravery, patience and commitment. But working with autisticpeople gives so much more in return. You may have a personalconnection, a desire to work with or real life experiences working withautistic people. You might not have lots of experience yet, but if you shareour values and are willing to make a difference to the lives of autisticpeople, wed love to hear from you. We offer a fantastic one yearinduction programme, continuing learning and development opportunities and thesupport you need to develop a career in social care. Along with a host ofbenefits - from shopping discounts to flexible working and a competitivepension scheme. We are looking for bank teachingassistants to work ad hoc hours in Helen Allison School based in Meopham orLongfield. Youll be working with autistic adults/children/and their familiesin a school environment. Closing Date: 31/01/2021 at 23:00Interviews: February 2021Information about the schoolThe National Autistic Society isthe UKs leading charity for autistic people. Since 1962, weve beentransforming lives, changing attitudes and helping to create a society thatworks for autistic adults and children. We transform lives by providingsupport, guidance and practical advice for the 700,000 autistic adults andchildren in the UK, as well as their three million family members and carers.Autistic people turn to us at key moments or challenging times in their lives,be it getting a diagnosis, going to school or finding work. We change attitudes by improvingpublic understanding of autism and the difficulties many autistic people face.We also work closely with businesses, local authorities and government to helpthem provide more autism-friendly spaces, deliver better services and improvelaws. We have come a long way but it isnot good enough. There is still so much to do to increase opportunities, reducesocial isolation and build a brighter future for people on the spectrum. Withyour help, we can make it happen. Our School and all its personnelare committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of the children. Thispost is subject to an Enhanced Disclosure Application to the Disclosure andBarring Service. KTJ1

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