35 jobs found in poynton, north west

Are you a DT/Food Technology Teacher or a TA with PRU experience who can cover Food Tech classes? We are looking for a food technology wizard to hold classes Tuesday-Friday starting on 11th May for a minimum of 3 weeks and potential opportunities for longer term. You should have a passion for providing the best learning opportunities for all pupils and create a love of learning in the pupils through enjoyment and reinforcing understanding through innovative and engaging ways while being confident in behavioural management skills. Ethos and Values:Respect each other, the pupils and their familiesPreparation of engaging food tech related classesValue commitment, safety, respect, total communication, independence, achievement, courage, enthusiasm, equality and celebration Requirements for this role are:Classroom experience working in behaviour management/in a Pupil Referral UnitA DBS on the update serviceBe committed to achieving high attainment from pupilsHave passion about helping pupils increase their knowledge and giving them a positive learning experience This is an amazing opportunity to work with some fantastic pupils who have the chance to succeed in learning with a holistic approach and progress in their education. If you are interested in this role and can start ASAP, please contact Nicola on 0161 200 1904 or email at nicola.holland@randstadeducation.co.uk

Are you a TA with PRU experience who is available for cover/looking for new opportunities? We are looking for a behavioural TA to cover 2 weeks from 12th May at a Pupil Referral Unit in Tameside. From the cover there will be potential opportunities for longer term. You should have a passion for supporting the best learning opportunities for all pupils and create a love of learning in the pupils through enjoyment and reinforcing understanding through innovative and engaging ways while being confident in behavioural management skills. Ethos and Values:Respect each other, the pupils and their familiesValue commitment, safety, respect, total communication, independence, achievement, courage, enthusiasm, equality and celebration Requirements for this role are:Classroom experience working in behaviour management/in a Pupil Referral UnitA DBS on the update serviceStrong engaging skillsHave passion offering all pupils a positive learning experience This is an amazing opportunity and a greatly renowned PRU to work in with some fantastic pupils who have the chance to succeed in learning with a holistic approach and progress in their education. If you are interested in this role and can start ASAP, please contact Nicola on 0161 200 1904 or email at nicola.holland@randstadeducation.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 be excited about their education, 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 Higher Level Teaching Assistants in a Primary School in Stockport. Experience with supporting children of primary school age is desirable as you will be working with pupils in this age range. You will also be delivering lessons so must feel confident in planning and delivering non-core subject lessons (e.g. Art). If you are local, or you're willing to travel from the surrounding area, then apply today!These roles are temporary, with the chance to go permanent.Benefits will include:* Free training, both online and on-site* Regular pay all the way to July 2021* '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 primary age pupils* Flexibility to work with changeable shift patterns* A drive to inspire the next generation Does this sound like the role for you? Get in touch on 0161 200 1906 and ask for Cat, or email catriona.foxon@randstadeducation.co.uk.

Can you act on initiative to establish strong relationships with pupils? Are you looking to further your career in education and looking for a new, stimulating role? Could you inspire children to be excited about their education, across a variety of subjects? Could you support a teacher in carrying out teaching activities and managing behaviour?If this sounds like you, we are currently recruiting for a Teaching Assistant in a Primary School in Stockport. Experience with supporting children of upper KS2 age is desirable as you will be working with pupils in this age range, the class also has a high level of SEN and so experience of SEN and behaviour management are essential. If you are local, or you're willing to travel from the surrounding area, then apply today!These roles are temporary, with the chance to go permanent.Benefits will include:* Free training, both online and on-site* Regular pay all the way to July 2021* '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 your initiative to monitor behaviour and de-escalate where necessary* 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 primary age pupils* Flexibility to work with changeable shift patterns* A drive to inspire the next generation Does this sound like the role for you? Get in touch on 0161 200 1906 and ask for Cat, or email catriona.foxon@randstadeducation.co.uk.

Do you believe every child deserves the best possible start in life? ? Are you looking for a long term role from April? Do you have experience working with children with Autism or ADHD?This South Manchester primary school are looking to recruit a Teaching Assistant on a temp to permanent basis. You will be working with a few pupils who have individual care plans and require one to one support in order that they meet their individual targets. This primary school is based on the outskirts of central Manchester and is very well regarded in the local area. If you are interested and want to find out more about the school, please apply now.Benefits:* Access to CPD* Onsite parking* New facilities* Experienced senior leadership teamResponsibilities:* Motivate and support children with an individual education plan* To monitor students on a regular basis and track what progress is being made* Support SENCo to ensure targets are being met and any additional help they may require* Assist the classroom teacher with planning activities and resources to further learningRequirements:* Available immediately* Able to provide an up to date DBS* Willing to learn and work as part of a team* Have some experience working with children with additional needs or an individual care plan If you are interested in this position, please apply now or you can call 0161 200 1930 and ask to speak to Victoria for more details.

Do you have amazing ideas for enhancing the curriculum? Are you an engaging and exciting teacher? Can you instill a sense of pride in all 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 teacher for our school in Stockport. This job is for a Year 1 teacher and will be for the rest of the calendar year. If this sounds like you and you are local, or willing to travel from the surrounding area, then apply today!This position is open to NQTsBenefits* 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 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* Have a genuine love for teaching your class Requirements* QTS / PGCE or equivalent* Good knowledge of the national curriculum* Experience working with KS1 childrenStill interested? Get in touch on 0161 200 1930 and ask for Victoria, or email candidateteam@randstad.co.ukYou could be on your way to the best opportunity of your career!

Are you determined to make learning fun and exciting? Can you engage children to perform to the best of their ability? Would you like to join a strong team of specialist and passionate staff? If so, apply today!This is a large Primary School in Tameside with a positive reputation in the local area. The Head Teacher has a real drive for achievement and works hard with parents to ensure that learning does not end when the school closes. This job is for a Key Stage 2 teacher and you will be joining a stable friendly school staff who work hard together to improve the children they teach.Benefits:Access to Free CPD course and Safeguarding Training.Working with the market leader in Education that has unrivalled reputation within the Greater Manchester Primary market.Close to public transport links and on site parking.The school has excellent resources and facilities available. The successful applicant will:Have QTS.Be committed to achieving high standards of teaching and learning for all.Be motivated, positive and dynamic.Be willing to be fully involved in the life of the school community.Have excellent organisational skills. Responsibilities:Your role will consist of teaching your own class of Year 6 children.Preparing them for SATS.Guiding the children in Key Stage 2 to further their development and understanding of the National Curriculum.Communicating with parents and carers over pupils' progress.Taking an active part in departmental meetings and whole school training events.Preparing for and attending parents' evening.Preparing end of year of reports. If you are passionate about delivering a high quality level of education to students then apply now! Call Victoria on 0161 200 1930 to discuss the role further or send a copy of your CV to victoria.walker@randstad.co.uk

Are you already tutoring and could do with a few extra hours work?' We have afternoon bookings that could fit around you! Either 121 sessions or groups of 3, during the school day or after school... If you are looking for flexible work to fit around your other responsibilities... then apply today! With the release of £1b of funding by the government for schools to bridge the attainment gap for those children affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, we are looking for a Primary experienced Teacher to deliver 1:1 and 1:3 catch up tuition as part of an already successful programme. This role is perfect for a Primary Teacher that wishes to work part time or is seeking a work/life balance.Requirements:QTS or QTLS- This is essentialThe tutor should be approachable and sympathetic to the student's needsThey should have a creative and engaging teaching styleA driving licence is preferredDBS on the update service Benefits:A dedicated support teamFlexible hours of workCompetitive payAble to choose how many tutoring shifts you can take on'Refer a friend' scheme where you could earn £300If this role sounds suitable for you, apply today! Alternatively, if you would like to discuss the role further please contact Victoria on 0161 200 1930 or email candidateteam@randstad.co.uk.

Are you trained in carpentry or known as a 'handy man/woman' when it comes to woodwork? Would you love to pass knowledge of life skills on to young people? Do you like the idea of a new challenge? A Pupil Referral Unit in Tameside is looking for a Woodwork Specialist to hold workshops with a small group of pupils aged 11-18 for 2 days per week. Your role would predominantly be holding exciting workshops and activities in teaching the pupils how to produce their own woodwork projects, offering life skills along the way. In holding these workshops you will provide innovative ways to help the pupils to be engaged in the learning. You must:have the ability to communicate with children from diverse backgrounds who have additional needshave confidence in behaviour management skillshave a nurturing nature with the ability to engage with children on various levelsbe comfortable working with children who may have faced struggles in School or have Social and Emotional Mental Health needs or Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties Classroom experience is desired but not essential, as the position is open to applicants with the right woodwork related skills and attributes who can also show they can work within a challenging environment with young people. You will show:motivation & encouragementability to adapt quickly & think outside the boxwillingness to guide & council young people optimism & vibrancyable to work in small groupsorganisation with workshop preparations The successful candidate will also have the chance to display their mentoring abilities by helping the youth re-integrate and overcome obstacles that they're currently facing, while gaining a sense of reward from supporting vulnerable young people and providing a safe hub to learn within the workshops. If the above criteria sounds like you, please email your CV over to Nicola at nicola.holland@randstadeducation.co.uk or call 0161 200 1904 with any questions you have.

Do you have experience with working with people with additional needs?Are you looking for either a part time or full time role?Do you want to work in a team of skilled staff who will help you to develop your skills within the SEN sector?We are looking for enthusiastic and passionate people who are interested in supporting children with SEN. The successful candidate will help pupils academically, behaviourally and with some aspects of their care needs in a school in Manchester. You will also aid other staff members within the classroom. The pupils may have MLD, SLD, autism and PMLD. You will be working with children in Primary or Secondary Schools.There are many benefits to this job, including:Being able to work with a staff team who will aid your skill development in the SEN sector Flexible working hoursExcellent staff trainingThe responsibilities that you would have are:To support the teacher in lessons and classroom managementAssisting pupils with personal careEncouraging independenceThe requirements for this role are:A DBS (preferably on the update service)Experience with working with people with additional needs or experience in the care industryBe committed to achieving high standards of teaching and learning for allTeam Teach trainingThe successful candidate will get to work in a supportive and caring learning environment with pupils who strive to do their best and strive to do their best educationally, emotionally and socially. You will be working in a school with staff who are committed to providing pupils with a broad, creative and inspiring curriculum within school, the local community and in particular providing exciting work based learning.If you are interested with working with amazing pupils and supporting schools then please contact Laura on 0161 20 1906, alternatively you can email me on laura.vickers@randstad.co.uk

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 3 and 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 multiple learning difficulties (PMLD), severe learning difficulties (SLD) and other associated difficulties including behaviour.As a Specialist Outreach and Inclusion Support Team the school provides appropriate, targeted responses through verbal advice, observations, capacity building and training. Support from the school 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 and learning strategies are matched to meet their individual needs and learning style. The pupils are grouped according to their individual needs, age and cognitive ability.There are several benefits of the role, including:The opportunity to work in a school rated good by OfstedWorking alongside a supportive staff team who want to improve your skills as an SEN teaching assistantGreat transport links to the schoolSupporting children in a positive learning environmentThe responsibilities of this role include:Supporting the teacher of the class with pupils learning developmentAssisting pupils with their additional care needs (e.g. feeding and toileting)Working with pupils on a one to one basis or in small groupsPrepare for lessons (e.g. preparing resources, setting out equipment)The requirements for this role are:A DBS on the update serviceExperience working with children or adults with additional care needsHaving a dedication to improve pupils learning experienceBe a resilient and hardworking individualThe successful candidate will get to work with some fantastic pupils and work closely alongside a skilled 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 on 0161 200 1904 or email at laura.vickers@randstad.co.uk

Do you want to work with a supportive and enthusiastic staff team who are committed to achieving high standards?Do you want the opportunity to scope and develop your teaching skills with Special Educational Needs (SEN) pupils?We are looking for an enthusiastic and driven individual to teach KS3 and KS4 students with additional needs. You will be working in the Greater Manchester area. The successful candidate will teach a range of classes to SEN pupils. These pupils may have additional complex learning, sensory or physical needs. These include severe learning difficulties (SLD), multiple learning difficulties (MLD) or profound multiple learning difficulties (PMLD).The benefits of this role are:The opportunity to ensure pupils with additional needs reach their full potentialBeing able to work with a staff team who will aid your skill development in the SEN sectorThe opportunity to contribute to a dynamic environmentWorking with pupils who are eager to learn.Your responsibilities will include:Devising lesson plans to suit the pupils and increase their learningDelivering engaging lessons to pupilsSupporting the additional needs of the pupilsDifferentiating lesson plans to ensure equal accessibility to learningKeeping track of students progressRequirements for this role are:A DBS on the update serviceA teaching qualification (NQTs welcome to apply)Dedication to improving pupil's learning experienceExperience working with pupils with SENThe successful candidate will work with the secondary school students in a warm and nurturing environment and will create a positive learning experience for the pupils. The school has the facilities to accommodate the student's needs. You will be provided with the training required to excel in the SEN sector with continuous support from fellow staff members.If you are looking for a new career path into special needs or you are a newly qualified teacher ready to take on your own class and start progressing your career and are interested in this role, call Laura on 0161 200 1904 or email at laura.vickers@randstad.co.uk

Are you passionate about helping pupils achieve their best and helping them to reach their full potential?Do you have experience working with children or adults with additional care needs?Do you want to expand your career and gain experience working within the SEND sector?We are looking for a motivated and passionate person to work in a high school and support pupils between the ages of 11 and 16. This role would be full-time, beginning September until the end of the academic year. The school is based in the Tameside area.The school strives every day to improve their provision for their pupils and they want to be offering their pupils the absolutely best education possible. The school believes that inclusion means having the pupils' needs met - both within school subjects, but also including their social and emotional needs that underpin academic progress. The pupils in the school may have severe learning difficulties (SLD), autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and profound and multiple learning difficulties (PMLD). There are many benefits of this role, including:Working in a school rated outstanding by OfstedGaining valuable experience in the SEND sectorWorking with a supportive staff network who are willing to help you develop your skills as a teaching assistantWorking with children who are eager to learnThe responsibilities of the role include:Supporting the teacher deliver informative and engaging lessonsWorking in small groups and on a one to one basis with some pupilsHelping the teacher to devise innovative lesson plansAssist pupils with personal care The requirements for the role are:A DBS on the update serviceExperience with children or adults with additional care needsBe committed to achieving high levels of attainment for studentsHave a good team ethic, want to support and make a difference If you want the opportunity to creative a positive learning environment for some wonderful pupils and think you would perform well in this role and are interested in applying, contact Laura on 0161 200 1904 or email at laura.vickers@randstad.co.uk

Are you looking to gain further classroom experience and more responsibilities within the education sector? Or are you currently choosing to change your career path to working with young people? All whilst looking for a better work-life balance? Then being a Cover Supervisor could be for you. As a Cover Supervisor you will manage a classroom, supporting students across secondary schools with their learning through prepared work. We currently have a high demand for cover supervisors in Secondary schools across Manchester. Other duties will include:Behaviour managementDiscussing the set workDelivering engaging lessonsProviding guidance with the set work Randstad Education provide:Opportunities for flexible full-time, part-time or contract workBehaviour management and safeguarding training£300 referral schemeCompetitive rates of pay To be considered as a Cover Supervisor you will need:Degree is preferable but not essentialClassroom experience is desirable but not essentialExperience working with young people (desirable)A clear DBS (this can be applied for through Randstad)A minimum of grade A-C in English and Maths GCSE or equivalentProof of eligibility to work in the UK If you are considering working as a cover supervisor within Manchester then please send your CV over to or contact Nicola on nicola.holland@randstadeducation.co.uk

Do you have experience working with children either classroom based or through coaching and mentoring? If so we would love to hear from you. Pupil Referral Units across Tameside are currently seeking SEN Teaching Assistants to join their team in preparation for after the Easter Break. Your role will be to support the Teacher in general duties while working closely on both a 1:1 and group basis and providing alternative provision in a suitable environment to match the pupils varying needs. The ideal person for this role would be:Experienced in working with children who have special education needs, emotional behavioural difficulties or social and emotional mental health needsHave classroom experience (desired but not essential)Engaging and motivatingApproachable and understandingEmpathetic and patientPassionate about making a difference in children's lives Your benefits:Work with well renowned Schools across Tameside/Manchester through the leading supplier of staffing solutionsUnique and hands-on experience to develop your skills within the education sectorA chance to use your own creativity towards new innovative ideas to deliver interesting and engaging lessons to pupilsHelp create memorable and positive classroom experiences for children Your responsibilities:Support the teacher in lessons and classroom managementWorking with a holistic approach in workshops, activities and creative tasksProvide group or 1:1 support with pupilsBuild and maintain effective relationships with the pupilsSupport day to day routines with the ability to use your own initiative You will display:ReliabilityResponsibilityResilienceBehaviour management skillsRapport building and interaction skillsMotivational skills A nurturing natureYour requirements:A DBS on the update serviceBe committed to achieving high attainment from pupilsExperience working with children inBe passionate to make a difference If you want to discuss the opportunities available for you please get in touch with Nicola on 0161 200 1904 or email at nicola.holland@randstadeducation.co.uk

Do you have experience working with children either classroom based or through coaching and mentoring? If so we would love to hear from you. Pupil Referral Units across Stockport are currently seeking SEN Teaching Assistants to join their team in preparation for after the Easter Break. Your role will be to support the Teacher in general duties while working closely on both a 1:1 and group basis and providing alternative provision in a suitable environment to match the pupils varying needs. The ideal person for this role would be:Experienced in working with children who have special education needs, emotional behavioural difficulties or social and emotional mental health needsHave classroom experience (desired but not essential)Engaging and motivatingApproachable and understandingEmpathetic and patientPassionate about making a difference in children's lives Your benefits:Work with well renowned Schools across Stockport/Manchester through the leading supplier of staffing solutionsUnique and hands-on experience to develop your skills within the education sectorA chance to use your own creativity towards new innovative ideas to deliver interesting and engaging lessons to pupilsHelp create memorable and positive classroom experiences for children Your responsibilities:Support the teacher in lessons and classroom managementWorking with a holistic approach in workshops, activities and creative tasksProvide group or 1:1 support with pupilsBuild and maintain effective relationships with the pupilsSupport day to day routines with the ability to use your own initiative You will display:ReliabilityResponsibilityResilienceBehaviour management skillsRapport building and interaction skillsMotivational skills A nurturing natureYour requirements:A DBS on the update serviceBe committed to achieving high attainment from pupilsExperience working with children inBe passionate to make a difference If you want to discuss the opportunities available for you please get in touch with Nicola on 0161 200 1904 or email at nicola.holland@randstadeducation.co.uk

Do you have the patience and empathy to support a child on a one to one basis?Can you build a strong professional bond with children?Are you looking for a role supporting children with special education needs?If this sounds like you, we are currently recruiting a Teaching Assistant to support a child in Year 4. The child has made vast improvements since moving to a mainstream setting and with the right support, will continue to do so. This role is to start soon and will continue for as long as the support is needed. If you are local to Stockport, or are willing to travel from the surrounding areas, 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 companyYour responsibilities:* Working with a child on a one to one basis* Using imagination and innovation to enhance the pupil's learning experience* Liaising with fellow colleagues to get the most out of your pupil's development* Assist with planning sessions and recording progressYour Requirements:* Experience with supporting learners with additional needs, or a good knowledge and understanding of SEN is essential* Able to make an impression on both us and our client* Happy to work as part of a team Still interested? Get in touch on 0161 200 1906 and ask for Emma, or email manchesterprimary@randstadeducation.co.ukDo you know someone else that might be interested too? Refer a friend and earn £300!

Are you looking for a permanent, full time teaching role? Can you identify and bridge learning gaps?Can you differentiate to allow access to learning for all?One of our South Manchester primary schools is currently recruiting for a full time Year 6 Class Teacher on a permanent basis. Experience in upper key stage 2 is preferred but not essential. The school is looking for someone who could start the role in September. If you are local to Manchester, or are willing to travel from the surrounding areas, then apply today!This position is open to NQTs.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:* Creating an exciting learning environment through professionally planned lessons and classroom displays* Using imagination and innovation to enhance the learning experience of all pupils* Having control over a whole class and maintaining discipline* Differentiating work to suit all abilities in the class* Liaising with fellow colleagues and parents to get the most out of your pupil's development* Have a genuine love for teaching your students Your Requirements:* QTS or equivalent teaching qualifications* Able to make an impression on both us and our client* Experience working with KS2 pupils* A drive to inspire the next generation Get in touch on 0161 200 1906 and ask for Emma, or email emma.walsh@randstadeducation.co.ukIf 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.

Can you motivate children to reach their full potential?Do you have an ability to raise attainment?Are you able to build great pupil-teacher relationships and work a part of a team? One of our Manchester primary schools is currently recruiting a full time Year 5 Teacher to cover a maternity leave. The role will start in May 2021 and will run until December 2021 to cover a maternity leave. You will be expected to deliver the appropriate curriculum and raise attainment. Ideally the school are looking for someone with experience in KS2. If you are local to the Manchester area, 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* Specialist career advice and progression opportunities* Regular pay via PAYE, not an umbrella company Your responsibilities:* Creating an exciting learning environment through professionally planned sessions* 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 pupil's development* Have a genuine love for teaching your students Your Requirements:* QTS or equivalent teaching qualifications* Able to make an impression on both us and our client* Experience working with KS2 pupils* A drive to inspire the next generation* Flexibility to work with a changeable schedule Get in touch on 0161 200 1906 and ask for Emma, or email manchesterprimary@randstadeducation.co.ukIf 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.

Are you passionate about helping pupils achieve their best and helping them to reach their full potential?Do you have experience working with children or adults with additional care needs?Do you want to expand your career and gain experience working within the SEND sector?We are looking for a motivated and passionate person to work in a high school and support pupils between the ages of 11 and 16. This role would be full-time, beginning September until the end of the academic year. The school is based in the Tameside area.The school strives every day to improve their provision for their pupils and they want to be offering their pupils the absolutely best education possible. The school believes that inclusion means having the pupils' needs met - both within school subjects, but also including their social and emotional needs that underpin academic progress. The pupils in the school may have severe learning difficulties (SLD), autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and profound and multiple learning difficulties (PMLD). There are many benefits of this role, including:- Working in a school rated outstanding by Ofsted- Gaining valuable experience in the SEND sector- Working with a supportive staff network who are willing to help you develop your skills as a teaching assistant- Working with children who are eager to learnThe responsibilities of the role include:- Supporting the teacher deliver informative and engaging lessons- Working in small groups and on a one to one basis with some pupils- Helping the teacher to devise innovative lesson plans- Assist pupils with personal care The requirements for the role are:- A DBS on the update service- Experience with children or adults with additional care needs- Be committed to achieving high levels of attainment for students- Have a good team ethic, want to support and make a difference If you want the opportunity to creative a positive learning environment for some wonderful pupils and think you would perform well in this role and are interested in applying, contact Laura on 0161 200 1904 or email at laura.vickers@randstad.co.uk

Are you a Teaching Assistant with experience of one to one support in Primary Schools? Do you enjoy supporting children and seeing them develop? Would working one to one to improve a child's learning experience appeal to you?This Primary school in Gorton is looking to appoint a Teaching Assistant in Year 1 to work one to one with a child who needs one to one support to help with their learning. This is a challenging yet rewarding role which will provide you the chance to work in a great team of practitioners, who will support you throughout your time there.Benefits:Access to Free CPD course and Safeguarding Training.Working with the market leader in Education that has unrivalled reputation within the Greater Manchester Primary market.Close to public transport links.The school was rated as 'Good' by a recent Ofsted inspection. The successful applicant will:Have experience of working in a primary school.Have experience in dealing with SEMH children and / or children with learning difficulties.Be committed to achieving high standards of teaching and learning for all.Be motivated, positive and dynamic.Have excellent organisational skills.Responsibilities:Your role will consist of guiding a child with learning difficulties to further their development and understanding of the National Curriculum.Providing one to one support.Followed individually developed behaviour plan.Developing child specific learning plans.Liaising with the class teacher, SENCO and parents.If you are passionate about making a positive difference to a child who is finding school life challenging, don't hesitate, apply today. Please call Victoria on 0161 200 1930 to discuss the role further or email a copy of your CV to victoria.walker@randstad.co.uk

Are you a dedicated Year 5 Teacher? Can you inspire all the children in your care? Would working within a Key Stage Two department in a single form entry Church Primary School appeal to you?This is a Primary School in Gorton with a positive reputation in the local area. The Head Teacher has a real drive for achievement and works hard with parents to ensure that learning does not end when the school closes. As a Teacher in upper Key Stage 2, you will be expected to prepare children ready for SATs.This job is for a Key Stage 2 teacher and you will be joining a stable friendly school staff who work hard together to improve the children they teach.Benefits:Access to Free CPD course and Safeguarding Training.Working with the market leader in Education that has unrivalled reputation within the Greater Manchester Primary market.Close to public transport links and on site parking.The school has excellent resources and facilities available. The successful applicant will:Have QTS.Be committed to achieving high standards of teaching and learning for all.Be motivated, positive and dynamic.Be willing to be fully involved in the life of the school community.Have excellent organisational skills. Responsibilities:Your role will consist of teaching your own class of Year 5 children.Guiding the children in Key Stage 2 to further their development and understanding of the National Curriculum.Communicating with parents and carers over pupils' progress.Taking an active part in departmental meetings and whole school training events.Preparing for and attending parents' evening.Preparing end of year of reports. Please call Victoria on 0161 200 1930 to discuss the role further or send a copy of your CV to Victoria.walker@randstad.co.uk

Do you have a passion for helping children to realise their potential? Are you an engaging and inspirational teacher who can improve the academic performance of their students? Do you want to be part of a supportive and progressive faculty team? Then we've got the perfect role for you! This school in Stockport is looking to appoint a Year 3 Teacher as soon as possible. The school is a single form entry primary school with an excellent reputation, having been rated as 'Good' in the most recent Ofsted inspection. The teaching staff provide a wide range of stimulating activities, taught through an engaging curriculum, catering for children of all abilities. Benefits:Access to Free CPD course and Safeguarding Training.Working with the market leader in Education that has an unrivalled reputation within the Greater Manchester Primary market.Close to public transport links.The successful applicant will:Have QTS.Be committed to achieving high standards of teaching and learning for all.Be motivated, positive and dynamic.Be willing to be fully involved in the life of the school community.Have excellent organisational skills.Be able to form strong relationships with parents / carers.Responsibilities:Your role will consist of guiding children in Key Stage 2 to further their development and understanding of the National Curriculum.Communicating with parents and carers over pupils, progress and participating in departmental meetings, parents' evenings and whole school training events.Don't hesitate, apply today! Please call Victoria on 0161 200 1930 to discuss the role further or email a copy of your CV to victoria.walker@randstad.co.uk

Are you a passionate and engaging Teaching Assistant? Can you promote young learners to perform to the best of their academic ability through inspiring them to achieve more? Would working to raise attainment in Key Stage One appeal to you?This Primary school in Tameside is looking for an enthusiastic individual for a Teaching Assistant role in their Year 2 class. The school is a two form entry school. As a Key Stage One Teaching Assistant you will ensure that all learning plans are followed and updated with the class Teacher.Benefits:Access to Free CPD courses and Safeguarding Training.Working with the market leader in Education that has an unrivalled reputation within the Greater Manchester Primary market.Close to public transport links.The successful applicant will:Have experience of working in Key Stage One.Be committed to achieving high standards of teaching and learning for all.Be motivated, positive and dynamic.Have excellent organisational skills.Responsibilities:Your role will consist of supporting the class teacher.Helping with classroom displays.Delivering small group interventions in numeracy and literacy in line with the National Curriculum.Ensuring all children are learning and working to the best of their abilitiesCommunicating with the class teacher, SENCO and parents.If you are passionate about working with children to support their learning, don't hesitate, apply today. Please call Victoria on 0161 200 1930 to discuss the role further or send a copy of your CV to victoria.walker@randstad.co.uk

Do you have experience with working with people with additional needs?Are you looking for a part time role, five days a week?Do you want to work in a team of skilled staff who will help you to develop your skills within the SENsector?We are looking for an enthusiastic and passionate person who is interested in supporting childrenwith SEN.The successful candidate will help pupils academically, behaviourally and with someaspects of their care needs in a school in Manchester. You will also aid other staff memberswithin in the classroom. The pupils may have MLD, SLD, autism and PMLD. You will be working withchildren who are between the ages of 11 and 19.There are many benefits to this job, including: Being able to work with a staff team who will aid your skill development in the SEN sector Part time working hours Excellent staff trainingThe responsibilities that you would have are: To support the teacher in lessons and classroom management Assisting pupils with personal care Encouraging independenceThe requirements for this role are: A DBS (preferably on the update service) Experience with working with people with additional needs or experience in the careindustry Be committed to achieving high standards of teaching and learning for allThe successful candidate will get to work in a supportive and caring learning environment withpupils who strive to do their best strive to do their best educationally, emotionally and socially. Youwill be working in a school with staff who are committed to providing pupils with a broad, creativeand inspiring curriculum within school, the local community and in particular providing exciting workbased learning.If you are interested with working with amazing pupils and an excellent staff team, call Laura on0161 200 1906 or email a laura.vickers@randstad.co.uk

Are you interested in working with SEN and helping pupils to progress with their learning?Do you want to work in a school with a supportive staff team who will help you with your careerdevelopment in SEN teaching?We are looking for a passionate and enthusiastic person who is driven to improve the learning ofyoung people. The successful candidate will be working with children with SEN, including multiple,severe and proud multiple learning difficulties (MLD, SLD and PMLD). You will be teaching a range ofdifferent lessons including the core subjects (English, Maths and Science).There are multiple benefits of this role: The opportunity to develop in teaching SEN The opportunity to ensure students with additional needs reach their full potential Every day is different, it is a very diverse role Contributing to a dynamic working environmentYou will be responsible for: Teaching a range of subjects to young people Planning and delivering engaging lessons Support the wider management structure Track students progress and aim to aid academic improvement Differentiating lesson plans to ensure learning is equally accessible to all studentsRequirements for the role are: DBS (preferably on the update service) A teaching qualification A dedication to providing an outstanding learning experienceThe successful candidate will have the chance to support children in a warm, nurturing environmentwith facilities that will accommodate for their needs. You will be given excellent training, continuoussupport and great experience in the SEN sector.If this sounds like a role you would be interested in taking on, please call Sophie on 0161 200 1906 oremail at laura.vickers@randstad.co.uk

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 moulding minds and shaping the future of tomorrow?Excited about the opportunity to inspire and enthuse passionate students?If you have answered yes then we've got the perfect role for you.We're seeking a Health and Social Care teacher for a secondary school in the south of Manchester within excellent commuting distance of Manchester City Centre. The School is a high performing community school, with amazing students, dedicated staff and fantastic facilities.Benefits:- CPD- Regular staff social events, clubs and well being activities- Staff Mental Health Champions as a point of contact and advice- Induction programmes for new staff at all levelsFacilities:- Dedicated rooms for subject areas- Specialist rooms for Technology, Science, Languages, Art, Construction and Beauty Therapy- Extensive ICT facilities- Independent Learning Centre- Large Sports Hall, Gymnasium, Dance Studio and fitness Suite- Largest Playing fields in Manchester- Music technology suite, rehearsal rooms and recording studio- Drama studio, editing suite and large auditorium and performance facilities in the main dining hallHave you got the passion and drive to raise standards and contribute to taking the school forwards in its mission to constantly deliver a high-quality level of education?If so we ask that you have:- PGCE certification- A degree in related subject or an appropriate related subject- Excellent organisational skills- An ability to promote effective teaching and learning- Enthusiasm commitment and flexibilityResponsibilities:- Planning, preparation & delivery of curriculum necessary subject matter- Providing engaging and interactive lessons- Communicating with parents and carers over pupil's progress and participating in departmental meetings, parent's - evenings and whole school training events- Participating in and organising extracurricular activities, such as outings, social activities and sporting events- Preparing pupils for qualifications and external examinationsIf you are passionate about delivering a high-quality level of education to students and interested in joining a strong team of specialist staff, working at a successful and outstanding school, don't hesitate, apply today. Please send your CV over to or contact Laura on laura.vickers@randstad.co.uk

Are you an experienced Key Stage One Teacher? Do you have a passion to provide the foundations for subsequent learning opportunities? Can you engage inspire young learners to perform the to the best of their ability through teaching engaging and exciting lessons?Then we've got the perfect role for you! This Primary School in Stockport is a two form entry Church school which caters for children from age 4-11 years old. The Head Teacher is committed to create a strong sense of community bond and works tirelessly to ensure that children receive the best possible school experience.Benefits:Secure car parkingFor NQTS, full induction will be providedFree CPD from both the school and Randstad EducationSupportive and knowledgeable co-workersWell serviced transport linksCompetitive salary and contributory pension Responsibilities:Planning, preparing & delivering of the current National Curriculum.Providing engaging and interactive lessons.Overseeing support staff in the classroom.Communicating with parents and carers over pupils' progress.Assisting with extracurricular activities, such as trips, sporting events, clubs etc. Requirements:Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)Key Stage 1 experienceFull enhanced DBSProven ability to raise standards and attainment levelsAvailability for the rest of the academic yearAre you a dedicated professional who is keen to inspire the generation of tomorrow? Are you looking for opportunities within a high performing school where you can exploit your potential to the fullest?Don't hesitate, apply today. Call Victoria on 0161 200 1930 to discuss the role further or send a copy of your CV to victoria.walker@randstad.co.uk

Do you have a passion for helping children to realise their potential? Do you want to be part of a supportive and progressive faculty team? Excited about grasping the opportunity to nurture and motivate children to perform to the best of their academic ability? Then apply today!This Church school in Tameside is looking to appoint a Year 2 Teacher as soon as possible. The school is a single form entry primary school with an excellent reputation, having been rated as 'Good' in the most recent Ofsted inspection. The teaching staff are dedicated to providing a wide range of stimulating activities to engage the children, catering to all abilities. Benefits:Access to Free CPD course and Safeguarding Training.Working with the market leader in Education that has an unrivalled reputation within the Greater Manchester Primary market.Close to public transport links.The successful applicant will:Have QTS.Be committed to achieving high standards of teaching and learning for all.Be motivated, positive and dynamic.Be willing to be fully involved in the life of the school community.Have excellent organisational skills.Be able to form strong relationships with parents / carers.Responsibilities:Your role will consist of guiding children in Key Stage 1 to further their development and understanding of the National Curriculum.Communicating with parents and carers over pupils, progress and participating in departmental meetings, parent's evenings and whole school training events.Are you an inspirational teacher looking to join a dynamic team? If so, don't hesitate, apply today. Please call Victoria to discuss the role further on 0161 200 1930 or send a copy of your CV to victoria.walker@randstad.co.uk