Psychology Graduate for 1:1 SEN Teaching Assistant

Are you a Psychology Graduate with a minimum 2.2 degree classification?

Are you an aspiring Educational or Clinical Psychologist keen to gain further experience with SEN children before undertaking a MA or PhD?

This Special Needs School in Ealing, London, is seeking a dedicated Psychology Graduate to join their team immediately and work 1:1 with a pupil who has ADHD.

*** Psychology Graduate position located in Ealing, London
*** £75-£90 per day for this Psychology Graduate role
*** Ideal role if you are an aspiring Education Psychologist
*** Long term, full-time position
*** Specialist SEND School
*** Immediate start

Psychology Graduate Specification:

*** Minimum 2.2 Psychology Degree, with previous paid or voluntary experience of SEN
*** Good A levels
*** GSCE grades C and above in Maths, Science, English
*** The will and interest to want to work with SEN pupils and a pupil with ADHD
*** Position designed for Aspiring Educational Psychologists

About the Psychology Graduate Role:

*** Working 1:1 with an ADHD pupil
*** Opportunity to run small group intervention classes with pupils of lower ability
*** Working closely with the class teacher to develop schemes of work and a working environment that everyone can prosper in
*** Liaising with parents, teachers and the SENCO to ensure effective delivery of SEN provision

The School:

*** Fantastic school in Ealing, currently graded ‘Good’ by OFSTED
*** Team of SEN specialists to attend to all pupils’ needs
*** Easily accessible by car and public transport
*** Popular with local parents and vastly over-subscribed

If you believe that this fantastic Psychology Graduate opportunity in Ealing is what you have been waiting for, apply today! Send your CV to Richard Pentecost at Strategy Education.

The successful candidates will be subject to a variety of checks including: eligibility to work in the UK, an enhanced DBS disclosure and full references including one from your most recent employer. Strategy Education is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.