Autism Teaching Assistant

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Pontypool
£463 - £470/week
Posted 1 day ago
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Autism Teaching Assistant - Pontypool One-to-One Support | Immediate / Flexible Start A role where you make every small step count A warm and inclusive primary school in Pontypool are looking for a dedicated autism Teaching Assistant to work closely with a wonderful Year 3 pupil who thrives with consistency, patience, and calm encouragement. This is a highly rewarding 1:1 role where relationship-building is everything. You'll be joining a school that genuinely values its support staff - you won't just be "an extra pair of hands". What the role involves: Providing 1:1 support for a primary-aged pupil with autism Helping to create a calm, structured and predictable learning environment Supporting communication, emotional regulation and social interaction Working closely with the class teacher and SENCO to follow tailored support plans Encouraging independence in learning and daily routinesWhat we're looking for: Experience working with children with autism or additional learning needs (school, care or similar settings) A calm, patient and consistent approach Ability to build trust and strong relationships with a pupil over time Good communication skills and willingness to work as part of a team A genuine passion for supporting children to reach their potentialWhat you can expect from us: Support from an experienced education consultant who understands SEN settings Weekly pay Opportunities for long-term or ongoing placements Guidance and check-ins throughout your placementApply today If you're someone who finds purpose in helping a child grow in confidence, independence and enjoyment of school, this could be an incredibly meaningful role. Send your CV today to be considered

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