Primary SEN Teacher KS1 and KS2

Job Description

Primary Ks1 and KS2 Teacher with SEN experience Are you a dedicated and passionate teacher with expertise in Special Educational Needs (SEN) and Primary educationDo you possess a strong sense of confidence and security in your teaching abilities If so, we have an incredible opportunity for you!At Timeplan, we are seeking talented SEN and Primary trained teachers who possess holistic educational skills, particularly in early years (KS1/2) with an emphasis on Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) experience. We believe in providing asupportive and enriching environment for our students, and were looking for individuals who share our vision.Transitioning to a new role in SEND can be challenging, but worry not! We offer comprehensive in-house training and management support to all staff members making the transition. We value the professional growth of our team and are committed to empoweringyou with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in this specialized field.Autism is an area of focus for us, as many of our students have been diagnosed with autism. Therefore, it is imperative that our teachers have a solid understanding of autism and a genuine willingness to continually learn new skills and expand their experiencein this domain. We believe in fostering an inclusive learning environment where every student can thrive, and your dedication to supporting individuals on the autism spectrum is invaluable.As part of our commitment to your well-being, we offer an array of benefits designed to enhance your work-life balance. Our staff members enjoy free gym access, allowing you to stay active and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Additionally, personal trainingsessions are offered to all staff members, helping you achieve your fitness goals and unleash your full potential.We understand that a teachers well-being extends beyond physical fitness. Thats why we also provide on-site yoga classes and other well-being activities. These opportunities allow you to unwind, relax, and rejuvenate, ensuring you have the energy and positivityto inspire and motivate our exceptional students.Join our remarkable team of educators at our specialist school and make a difference in the lives of our extraordinary students. Apply today and embark on a rewarding journey of growth, support, and inspiration. Together, lets create a nurturing environmentwhere every student can shine!Here are a few lines highlighting the positive aspects of being an ASD teacher:

1. Making a Meaningful Impact: As an ASD teacher, you have the opportunity to make a profound and lasting impact on the lives of your students. Your dedication and support can help them overcome challenges, develop crucial skills, and unlock their full potential.
2. Building Strong Relationships: Working closely with students on the autism spectrum allows you to build deep and meaningful connections. You get to understand their unique personalities, interests, and strengths, fostering a bond that goes beyond the classroom.
3. Celebrating Every Milestone: Witnessing the progress and achievements of your students is incredibly gratifying. From their first communication breakthrough to mastering new skills, every milestone becomes a cause for celebration, reminding you of the incrediblejourney they are on.
4. Cultivating a Positive Learning Environment: As an ASD teacher, you have the power to create a nurturing and inclusive learning environment. By implementing individualized strategies and accommodations, you can foster a sense of belonging, promote socialinteraction, and empower your students to thrive academically and socially.
5. Continuous Personal and Professional Growth: Working with students on the autism spectrum requires you to continually adapt and expand your knowledge and skills. This ongoing learning process allows for personal and professional growth, deepening your understandingof ASD and equipping you with invaluable expertise.
6. Collaboration and Support: Being part of a dedicated team of ASD professionals provides a strong support system. Collaborating with other teachers, therapists, and specialists allows for the exchange of ideas, sharing of best practices, and mutual support,enhancing your effectiveness as an ASD teacher.
7. Building Resilience and Flexibility: ASD teaching often requires flexibility and adaptability in responding to the unique needs of each student. Over time, you develop resilience, patience, and problem-solving abilities that can positively impact other areasof your life as well.
8. Learning from Your Students: Each student on the autism spectrum brings a unique perspective and set of strengths. By embracing their individuality, you learn to appreciate diverse ways of thinking, fostering a greater understanding of neurodiversity andexpanding your own horizons.

Being an ASD teacher is a privilege that allows you to make a difference, ignite a love for learning, and create a supportive environment where every student can thrive and reach their full potential.For more information regarding this exciting oppotunity please contact AJ @ timeplan

Keyskills :
AutismDyslexiaSENQTSks1ks2SchoolPMLDTeaching assistantMakatonSENCOspecial needssupport staffSENDPEC