The Teaching Assistant joins the Learning Support Team at Soham Village College, working with the SENCo Team and teaching staff. The role supports students with SEND and lower attainment to access learning, build independence and make progress. It includes small-group and individual interventions, as well as support in mainstream lessons and at other points in the school day. The post is 32.5 hours a week during term time, with a start as soon as possible; DBS and online checks apply, and visa sponsorship is unavailable.
What the job involves
- Support students with SEND and lower attainment to access learning, develop independence and achieve their potential
- Deliver individual and small-group interventions in literacy, metacognition, emotional resilience and communication skills
- Support students in lessons, including occasionally in mainstream classes
- Support students during form time, breaks and lunchtime
- Work closely with the SENCo Team and teaching staff
- Contribute to the inclusion, safeguarding and wellbeing of students
Skills & knowledge
- Commitment to supporting young people and promoting inclusion
- Positive, patient and nurturing approach
- Ability to build strong relationships with students and colleagues
- Confidence supporting students with a range of SEND needs
- Ability to work effectively in a team and use own initiative
- Commitment to safeguarding and student wellbeing
Checks & eligibility
- Legal right to work in the UK, or be in the process of obtaining it, with proof required during recruitment
- DBS check
- Online presence check before interview
Teaching Assistant in Cambridge employer: Bidvane
The Medical Centre is an exceptional employer for General Practitioners, offering a supportive work environment across two sites with a strong focus on patient-centred care. With flexible session options and a commitment to professional development, employees benefit from a collaborative team culture that values continuous learning and quality improvement. Located in a vibrant community, the practice provides unique opportunities to engage with diverse patient needs while enjoying the advantages of NHS pension and comprehensive employment benefits.
