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Aspiring Educational Psychologist - Teaching Assistant - Complex needs

Job Posted: a day ago

  • Salary: £ 101 - 105 / Day

    Job Type: Permanent

  • Location: Greenwich

Expire in: a month

Job Description

Aspiring Educational Psychologist – Teaching Assistant – Complex Needs Location: South East London Start Date: September 2025 Contract: Full-time | Term Time Only | Monday to Friday Are you passionate about supporting children with additional needs? Do you see yourself becoming an educational psychologist, specialist teacher, or child mental health professional? This role offers a fantastic opportunity for graduates and aspiring professionals to gain hands-on experience supporting children with complex Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) in a nurturing and inclusive school environment. You’ll play a key role in helping pupils with autism, ADHD, SEMH, and learning difficulties access education, regulate their emotions, and build confidence. About the Role Supporting children aged 5–11 with a range of complex needs, including autism, ADHD, global developmental delay, and social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) challenges Providing 1:1 and small group support in the classroom and during interventions Helping to implement personalised learning plans and communication strategies (e.g. PECS, Makaton, visual timetables) Supporting emotional regulation and sensory needs using trauma-informed and therapeutic approaches Working closely with SENCOs, teachers, therapists, and external professionals to deliver coordinated support Aspiring Educational Psychologist – Teaching Assistant – Complex Needs Who This Role Would Suit A graduate in psychology, education, childhood studies, social sciences, or similar An aspiring educational psychologist, child therapist, or SEN specialist Someone with a calm, compassionate and adaptable personality A reflective practitioner who values inclusivity and understands the importance of pupil voice Prior experience with children with SEND is a bonus, but not essential if you bring the right mindset and commitment What You’ll Gain Real-world experience of SEND support and inclusive education practice Exposure to EHCPs, multi-disciplinary working, and early mental health intervention CPD and training in areas such as behaviour management, autism strategies, and safeguarding A strong foundation for further study (e.g. MSc Educational Psychology, PGCE, child development MScs) The chance to make a lasting impact on the lives of pupils who need support the most Aspiring Educational Psychologist – Teaching Assistant – Complex Needs How to Apply If you’re committed to understanding how children learn and develop — and you want to help shape a more inclusive education system — this role is the perfect first step in your journey. Apply today to join a supportive, forward-thinking school where your contribution truly matters. Aspiring Educational Psychologist – Teaching Assistant – Complex Needs

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