Drama Graduate Primary School Teaching Support in London

Drama Graduate - Teaching Assistant
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We're currently recruiting for Drama Graduates to join supportive schools as Teaching Assistants on a short or long-term basis. This is a fantastic opportunity for a creative and enthusiastic graduate who wants to use their skills to inspire children and young people while gaining valuable experience within education.
Your background in drama can bring a unique energy to the classroom. From building confidence and communication skills to encouraging creativity and participation, your experience can help pupils engage with their learning and develop their own voice.
You'll be joining an inclusive and welcoming school that places pupil wellbeing, creativity and personal development at the heart of its community. You'll work alongside teachers and support staff, gaining first-hand experience of working with pupils while developing valuable skills that can support a future career in education.
Whether you're considering teaching as a career, looking to gain experience before completing teacher training, or simply want to make a positive difference to young people, this could be a great opportunity for you.
Your main responsibilities will include:
Supporting pupils in the classroom on a one-to-one and small-group basis
Working alongside teachers to support engaging and creative learning activities
Using drama, performance and creative techniques to encourage pupil participation
Helping pupils develop confidence, communication and social skills
Supporting pupils who may require additional help with their learning or development
Encouraging creativity, self-expression and positive relationships within the classroom
Supporting literacy and wider learning through engaging activities
Helping pupils remain focused and motivated during lessons
Supporting positive behaviour and following school expectations
Building positive and trusting relationships with pupils and staff
Helping prepare classroom resources and activities
Contributing to a positive, inclusive and stimulating learning environment
Following school policies and maintaining high standards of safeguarding
Requirements or Skills:
A degree in
Drama, Theatre, Performing Arts or a related subject
A genuine passion for working with children and young people
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Confidence presenting, performing and communicating with groups
A creative and enthusiastic approach to learning
The ability to engage and build positive relationships with pupils
A patient, adaptable and nurturing approach
The ability to work effectively as part of a team
A willingness to learn and develop your skills within an education setting
Previous experience working with children or young people is desirable but not essential
A strong commitment to safeguarding and pupil wellbeing
Benefits:
Put your Drama degree to use in the classroom
and inspire the next generation
Short and long-term opportunities to suit your availability and career goals
Gain valuable classroom and education experience
Competitive rates of pay
Potential temp-to-perm and permanent opportunities
A great opportunity to explore whether a career
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