10 jobs found in cheadle, north west

Do you want to make a difference in the lives of children who are eager to learn?Are you interested in gaining valuable experience in the SEN sector?We are looking for a dedicated and hard-working individual to work with some amazing pupils in aschool that provides education to young people between the ages of 2 to 19 years old. The childrenmay have complex learning disabilities combined with significant communication difficultiesincluding little or no oral language. The school has expertise with autism spectrum conditions (ASD) deafblindness/multi-sensory impairment, hearing impairment with additional needs, profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD), auditory processing disorder, visual impairment including cortical visual impairment with additional needs and additional medical needs including progressive and degenerative conditions. The school offers a wide range of inclusive sport, health and leisure activities for the community, their students and staff. The schools vision is for the children and young people in their care to be safe, happy and to achieve the best possible outcomes so that they are valued and valuable members of their communities. To achieve this, they have many different facilities for the pupils to use. These include a swimming pool, a hydrotherapy pool, a sports hall with a climbing wall, sensory rooms, gamelan suit, audiology clinic, medical centre and a fitnesssuite. The school is based in Cheadle Hulme.The schools curriculum was made to devise teaching and learning programmes to meet the needs of individual students' destinations when leaving school and to work in partnership and co-operation with parents, residential staff and other professionals who share the responsibility for the well-being of the individual and the development of self esteem. The schools aims to use the curriculum to ensure equal opportunity of access to all relevant aspects of the curriculum regardless of the nature and degree of disability gender, race, and culture of each individual. They aim to offer each student the opportunity to develop their personality by allowing choice and the pursuit of personal areas ofinterest and to provide each student with a stimulating, challenging, supportive and inclusivelearning environment.The schools values: Aspiration Collaboration Integrity Respect TrustThere are several benefits of working in this job role, including: Working in a school rated outstanding in their last Ofsted inspection Gaining valuable experience in the SEN sector Working in a school with some of the best facilities and equipment in the country The opportunity to work in a diverse roleYour responsibilities will include: Supporting the teacher within the classroom Helping the pupils with their additional care needs (e.g. feeding, toileting) Working with pupils both one to one and in small groups Prepare for lessons (e.g. preparing resources, putting out equipment)The requirements for this role are: A DBS on the update service Experience either with children or adults with additional care needs A strong regard for pupils safety and well-being Reading, writing, numeracy and communication skillsThe successful candidate will have the opportunity to work with an amazing staff network that willsupport you on your journey to becoming an experienced teaching assistant. You will be working in acaring, warm and friendly environment with children who are eager to learn. If you are interested inthis job role and would like to apply, please contact Laura on 0161 200 1904 or email atlaura.vickers@randstad.co.uk

Do you have a passion for ensuring all children can access the best educational support? Do you have the skills and experience to assist children in accessing the curriculum? Can you provide professional childcare and learning support? Are you well experienced in helping children with Special Educational Needs and Behavioural Issues? We are currently recruiting for a SEN TA Role in a primary school in Stockport. You will be working with SEN children 1:1 and in small groups. Our children may have an attachment disorder, ASD or can display challenging behaviour. If you are local, or you're willing to travel from the surrounding area, then apply today! Benefits will include:* Dedicated consultants with experience of working in education* Free training provided, both online and on-site* Specialist career advice and progression opportunities* Regular pay via PAYE, not an umbrella company Your responsibilities:* Managing challenging behaviour and supporting the class teacher* Using imagination and innovation to enhance the learning experience of all pupils* Working with small groups and 1:1* Liaising with fellow colleagues to get the most out of your pupils' development Your Requirements:* Relevant education qualification preferred* Able to make an impression on both us and our client* Experience working or volunteering with SEN/SEMH/EBD pupils* Knowledge of Makaton, Moving and Handling, PECs or Team Teach is desirable (but not essential) Get in touch on 0161 200 1906 and ask for Catriona, or email catriona.foxon@randstadeducation.co.uk.If you have a friend, colleague or family member who would be interested in this position, let us know! If they come to work with us you could get £300.

Have you got experience working with children or with adults with additional needs?Do you want to help support pupils and make a positive difference on their education?We are looking for an enthusiastic and resilient individual to work with pupils between the ages of 3and 11. You will be working in a Primary School for children with Special Educational Needs (SEN)based in Manchester. We support children with autism spectrum condition (ASC), profound multiplelearning difficulties (PMLD), severe learning difficulties (SLD) and other associated difficultiesincluding behaviour.As a Specialist Outreach and Inclusion Support Team the school provides appropriate, targetedresponses through verbal advice, observations, capacity building and training. Support from theschool can be focused on the needs of the pupils or by supporting the school and its staff as a whole.The school motto is "Exploring, Discovering, Achieving". They aim high for all pupils and teaching andlearning strategies are matched to meet their individual needs and learning style. The pupils aregrouped according to their individual needs, age and cognitive ability.The schools mission statement is "We learn, we overcome challenges, we support each other andachieve our potential." The school understands that all of their pupils are individual and the schoolaims to provide all of their pupils with the opportunity to learn and make progress in a supportive,safe and nurturing environment. They want their children to enjoy learning and feel proud of theirachievements as the school celebrates each step with them.The schools works with several specialists to aid the learning development of their pupils, including: Two Speech and Language Therapists are based at school for one day a week Physiotherapists who support with appropriate equipment, hydrotherapy sessions andmoving and handling programmes. An Art Therapist, who works with children in school for one day a week. An Occupational Therapist who comes into school for half a day a week, focusing on thechildren's sensory needs.There are several benefits of the role, including: The opportunity to work in a school rated good by Ofsted Working alongside a supportive staff team who want to improve your skills as an SENteaching assistant Great transport links to the school Supporting children in a positive learning environmentThe responsibilities of this role include: Supporting the teacher of the class with pupils learning development Assisting pupils with their additional care needs (e.g. feeding and toileting) Working with pupils on a one to one basis or in small groups Prepare for lessons (e.g. preparing resources, setting out equipment)The requirements for this role are: A DBS on the update service Experience working with children or adults with additional care needs Having a dedication to improve pupils learning experience Be a resilient and hardworking individualThe successful candidate will get to work with some fantastic pupils and work closely alongside askilled staff network to develop your skills and knowledge as an SEN Teaching Assistant. If you are interested in this role and want to help pupils to reach their full potential, please contact Laura on0161 200 1906 or email laura.vickers@randstad.co.uk

Do you have amazing ideas for enhancing the curriculum? Are you an engaging and exciting teaching assistant? Can you instill a sense of pride pupils for their work? Do you hold high expectations for all within your classroom?We are currently looking for a motivated, calm and caring primary school teaching assistant for our school in Stockport.If this sounds like you and you are local, or willing to travel from the surrounding area, then apply today!Benefits* Dedicated consultants with experience of working in education* Free training provided, both online and on-site* Refer to a friend scheme with the opportunity to get up to £300* Free parking and easy access by road ResponsibilitiesCreating a positive learning environment through supporting the children and teacher with lessons and classroom displaysDelivering targeted interventions to help children who have fallen behind with their learningSupporting small groups of SEN childrenUsing imagination and innovation to enhance the learning experience of all pupilsHave a genuine love for seeing children develop Requirements* Level 2 or 3 Supporting Teaching and Learning - desirable* Good knowledge of the national curriculum* Experience working with KS2 childrenStill interested? Get in touch on 0161 200 1930 and ask for Jill, or email candidateteam@randstad.co.uk.You could be on your way to the best opportunity of your career!

Are you a fun and dynamic Primary Teacher with experience of teaching the KS2 curriculum? Could you teach a bright and energetic class, guiding them to SATs success? Are you able to build great pupil-teacher relationships? Are you a skilled practitioner who has a highly reflective attitude to teaching? If this sounds like you, one of our partner primary schools are currently recruiting for a Primary Teacher in Stockport - with a focus on guiding a class to SATs attainment. If you are local, or you're willing to travel from the surrounding area, then apply today!This position is open to NQTsBenefits will include:* Dedicated consultants with experience of working in education* Free training provided, both online and on-site* Refer to a friend scheme with the opportunity to get up to £300* Specialist career advice and progression opportunities Your responsibilities:* Creating a positive learning environment through professionally planned lessons and classroom displays* Preparing and marking set work, including homework, to facilitate pupil development* Adhering to the curriculum, including up to date changes in structure* Liaising with fellow colleagues and parents to get the most out of your pupils' development* Have a genuine love for teaching your subject Your Requirements:* QTS or equivalent teaching qualifications* Good knowledge of the national curriculum* Experience working with KS2 pupils* A drive to inspire the next generation Get in touch on 0161 200 1906 and ask for Catriona, or email catriona.foxon@randstadeducation.co.uk.

Are you looking for a new job in September?Do you want to help pupils with Special Educational Needs (SEN) achieve their best?We are looking for a dedicated and passionate individual to support pupils with SEN. The pupils yousupport may have severe learning difficulties (SLD), multiple learning difficulties (MLD), profoundand multiple learning difficulties (PMLD) and additional needs.Types of SEN you may come across are Asperger's, autism, Down Syndrome, hearing impairment, multi-sensory impairment, physical disability, speech and language impairment and visual impairment. Some of the pupils may haveadditional needs, including toileting, feeding and administering medication.You may be workingwith children of various ages, between 2 and 19. We work with schools all across GreaterManchester.The benefits of this role are: The opportunity to work with a range of different SEN Working alongside specialist staff members that will support you in your role Having access to great facilities to aid learning Flexibility of job roleThe responsibilities of this role include: Supporting the teacher in the classroom Working with pupils in small groups or on a one to one basis Helping to devise interesting lesson plans Possibly supporting pupils with their additional care needsThe requirements for the role are: A DBS on the update service (if you do not have one, you will have to apply for one) Experience working as a TA Experience working with pupils with SEN A dedication to helping pupils reach their full potentialThe successful candidate will have the opportunity to work in some fantastic schools and will work ina warm, friendly and caring environment. You will work with skilled and experienced staff memberswho will support you in your role.If you are interested in this role, please contact Laura on 0161200 1906 or email at laura.vickers@randstad.co.uk

Do you believe that everyone is able to learn? Are you a qualified teacher seeking extra work? Perhaps you are an experienced tutor wishing to help struggling children pass their exams? Or do you have QTS and are seeking a new rewarding job role which is slightly different?I am currently looking for tutors to support pupils across Stockport on a one to one basis. You can work from 2 - 6 hours per day across a range of subjects including Maths, English and Science. This is a new government initiative recently announced in order to support pupils with catching up on work that they missed out on due to school closures. The extra support offered to the children will take place in both during and after school hours. You will need be engaging and informative and be able to tailor an education session to suit the individual child's needs.Benefits of the role:Flexible working hoursA dedicated team of consultants finding you work & offering career adviceCompetitive PayChoose how much work you would like to take onThe ideal candidate will have:Engaging learning styleQTS or extensive tuition experienceDriving License (Preferred)DBS on the update service or will to apply for a new one.We are due to interview for these roles soon so if you would like to be considered then please send us your application today. Or if you require any information please contact James Steele on 0161 200 1906 or email me directly at james.steele1@randstadeducation.co.uk.

Are you concerned about the loss of learning time children have had in the past year? Do you have a proven track record of closing learning gaps? Are you experienced in raising attainment? Could you help to put our children back on track to reach their full potential?If this sounds like you, one of our partner primary schools is currently recruiting for a Tutor in Stockport - with a focus on providing learning interventions over the next 3 months, either in person or online. If you are interested in this role then apply today!This position is open to NQTs and TAsBenefits will include:* Dedicated consultants with experience of working in education* Free training provided, both online and on-site* Refer to a friend scheme with the opportunity to get up to £300* Specialist career advice and progression opportunities Your responsibilities:* Creating a positive learning environment through professionally planned sessions* Preparing and marking set work, including homework, to facilitate pupil development* Adhering to the curriculum, including up to date changes in structure* Liaising with fellow colleagues and parents to get the most out of your pupils' development* Have a genuine love for teaching your subject Your Requirements:* Good knowledge of the national curriculum* Experience working with Primary age pupils* A drive to inspire the next generation Get in touch on 0161 200 1906 and ask for Catriona, or email catriona.foxon@randstadeducation.co.uk.

Do you aspire to be a teacher and want to gain experience in diverse roles? Maybe you are ready to take on a new challenging experience in education? A number of Pupil Referral Units in Manchester are looking for a Teaching Assistant to support children of a range of ages in providing support and direction in pursuing their aspirations through learning. Your benefits:Gain unique experience working with special educational needs (SEN) and emotional and behavioural difficulties (EBD)Make a difference in children's lives in a rewarding and diverse roleHelp create memorable and positive classroom experiences for children who face social and emotional mental health difficulties (SEMH) Your responsibilities:Support the teacher in the planning of lessonsBuild and maintain effective relationships with the pupilsProvide group or 1:1 support with pupilsSupport day to day routines with the ability to use your own initiative You will display:Ability to handle challenging behaviourRapport building and interaction skillsReliability and responsibility in being the perfect role modelResilienceMotivational skills Your requirements:A DBS on the update serviceBe committed to achieving high attainment from pupilsExperience working with children or students (preferable but not essential) The ideal person for this role would be:Committed to taking on a new challengeEngaging and motivating to pupilsUnderstanding and nurturing in your approachPatient and empathetic This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience in working with children with emotional and behavioural difficulties (EBD) and use your own personable skills to keep the pupils on the right path to success in the future. If you want to be part of shaping children's future for the better, please get in touch with Nicola on 0161 200 1904 or email at nicola.holland@randstdeducation.co.uk

Can you spark joy with a wide range of enthralling and stimulating lessons? Are you looking to further your career in education, to find your perfect job? Could you inspire children to engage with and enjoy learning, across a variety of subjects? Could you support a teacher in carrying out teaching activities?If this sounds like you, we are currently recruiting for a Teaching Assistant in Stockport Primary School. Experience with supporting children in KS2 is desirable as this role will focus on a Year 6 class. If you are local, or you're willing to travel from the surrounding area, then apply today!This role is temporary, with the chance to go permanent.Benefits will include:* Free training, both online and on-site* Regular pay all the way to July 2020* 'Refer-a-Friend' scheme where you could have a chance of earning £300* Continuous career development opportunities* Supportive and outgoing colleagues Your responsibilities:* Creating a positive learning environment through professionally planned lessons and classroom displays* Using imagination and innovation to enhance the learning experience of all pupils* Liaising with fellow colleagues and parents to get the most out of your pupils' development* Have a genuine love for teaching your subject Your Requirements:* Relevant education experience desired but not necessary* Experience working with KS2 pupils* Flexibility to work with changeable shift patterns* A drive to inspire the next generation Still interested? Get in touch on 0161 200 1906 and ask for Leigh, or email leigh.culverwell@randstadeducation.co.ukYou could be on your way to the best opportunity of your career!