SEND teaching jobs
Latest SEND jobs
SEN Learning Support Assistant NEW
- New Malden
- Blossom House School
- £23,150-£25,157 term-time (£27,008 - £29,350 FTE)
- Permanent
Teaching Assistant NEW
- Lyndhurst
- Clay Hill School
- £12.60ph raising to £12.80 after probation period
- Permanent
Teaching Assistant NEW
- Lyndhurst
- Coxlease School
- £12.60 per hour pre-probation, rising to £12.80
- Permanent
Higher Level Teaching Assistant Active Citizens NEW
- Wolverhampton
- Aurora Cedars School
- £14.77 p/hr to £16.13 p/hr
- Permanent
Personalised Enriched Provision Teacher / Assistant SENCo NEW
- Banbury
- Longford Park Primary School
- MPR 1 - MPR 4 (£31,650 - £38,034 FTE)
- Fixed term contract
Teaching Assistant and MDSA NEW
- Malmesbury
- Sherston CofE Primary School
- Grade E, £25,183 - £25,992 pro rata
- Temporary
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Special needs teaching
What does it entail and how can you get into it?
Pupils in the SEND sector have wildly varying needs. As a teacher, you can choose whether to focus your career on assisting pupils with specific disabilities or leading classes whose students have a range of needs. SEND teachers may work with pupils with dyslexia or dyscalculia (similar to dyslexia but for numbers), autism, severe epilepsy, moderate, severe or profound learning difficulties, visual or hearing impairments, mobility problems, behavioural challenges or psychiatric problems. The qualifications for a SEND teacher depend on the particular needs of the pupils they wish to teach; for example, anyone who wants to teach pupils with hearing impairments will find that knowing sign language is important.
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