MALE Learning Support Assistant (LSA) - co-educational Alternative Provision -Hillingdon- Immediate start - £75-£100 a day

Teach360 are currently working with a co-educational Alternative Provision school in Hilingdon They are currently seeking a high driven and experienced LSA to work in their vibrant school. they are looking for a talented individual who has a strong passion for working with students who have SEN needs and challenging behaviour.

• MALE LSA required for a secondary school in Hillingdon
• MALE LSA who has experience working with young people
• MALE LSA who preferably has school experience
• MALE LSA for a full time position
• MALE LSA who has knowledge about SEN needs
• MALE LSA who is a strong role model

Would you like to take the next step in your career as a passionate Learning Support Assistant?

How would you describe yourself as a role model for young people?

Are you familiar with working with young people who have special educational needs?

Would you like to work in a school environment?

Did you just answer YES to the above question? Continue to read with the chance of becoming a Learning Support Assistant!

The role - Learning Support Assistant (LSA) - Hillingdon

Learning Support Assistants work alongside class teachers to assist students who require extra support. It is your responsibility to assist these students with their academic studies, whether they have special educational needs or exhibit challenging behaviour. A Learning Support Assistant will provide support and motivation to students. It is LSA's responsibility to ensure that students can fully participate in the activities generally undertaken by the other children in the class and make progress as far as possible. As a LSA, it is highly desirable to have experience working with children who have SEN.

The school - Learning Support Assistant (LSA) - Hillingdon

It is a modern school located in the London borough of Hillingdon with excellent travel links to neighbouring boroughs and ample parking available on site and nearby. The staff at this school go the extra mile to ensure that students achieve the best results possible. Based on the most recent Ofsted report, the school received a GOOD rating in all areas. In order to assist with the growth and success of their school, the school is seeking a Learning Support Assistant to join their team. Students who attend this division are those who have been excluded from Mainstream. Due to the nature of students' abilities, classes are smaller.

What makes a good Learning Support Assistant (LSA)?

A great learning support assistant is supportive, non-judgemental, patient, easy to talk to, positive, and flexible. It is important for them to be able to speak to pupils in their care in an encouraging and supportive manner.

Channon at Teach360 on (phone number removed) can help you take your career to the next level as a Learning Support Assistant.