Teaching Assistant Apprentice

With TOTAL PEOPLE LIMITED

Paying £11,778.00 per year

Northwich (view map)

30/05/25 expected start date

Teaching assistant (level 3)

1 Year 10 Months duration

1 position available

Deadline in 19 days

Overview

Total People based in Northwich are looking to recruit a Teaching Assistant to join an experienced team; supporting a wide range of businesses and learners. Make a difference - supporting young people in developing their employability skills to become active citizens. We're proud to work with thousands of employers and learners each year.

About the apprenticeship

In their daily work, an employee in this occupation may interact with all learners.

This includes but is not limited to high attaining, SEND, EAL, and disadvantaged learners.

Teaching Assistants will also work in partnership with teachers and other professionals within the school and education system, as well as with learners' parents or carers.

Apprenticeship qualification and training

Teaching Assistant Level 3 - Standard On the job and off the job training will be provided
Assignment work will be completed on a Friday

Career progression

Opportunities to gain HLTA status or Specialist Teaching Assistant

About the employer

We are one of the largest providers of apprenticeships and work-based learning in the North West of England. We're part of LTE Group, one of the largest social enterprises in the UK, and all our profit is re-invested to help those we work with.

Employer

TOTAL PEOPLE LIMITED

Address

Brickfield Business Centre
60 Manchester Road
Northwich
Cheshire
CW9 7LS

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Working week

Monday - Friday, shifts to be confirmed
37 hours per week

Qualifications required

GCSE in English (Essential), GCSE in Mathematics (Essential)

Skills required

Administrative skills, Attention to detail, Communication skills, Creative, Customer care skills, Initiative, IT skills, Logical, Non judgemental, Number skills, Organisation skills, Patience, Presentation skills, Problem solving skills, Team working

Things to consider

Patience and Empathy - Understanding the unique challenges that young adults face, both academically and personally, is crucial. A teaching assistant should be patient and compassionate, fostering a supportive and non-judgmental environment. Strong Communication Skills - Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with young adults, both one-on-one and in group settings, is essential. This also includes listening skills to better understand their needs. Adaptability - Young adults are in a transitional stage, so being flexible and adaptable to different learning styles, personalities, and evolving situations is critical. Organisational Skills - A teaching assistant should be able to keep track of materials, assignments, and resources while maintaining a structured environment that supports learning. Positive Attitude - A proactive, positive attitude helps to create a motivating learning environment and encourages young adults to engage with their education. Ability to Work Independently and as Part of a Team - You should be able to take initiative when necessary and work well under the direction of the lead teacher while also collaborating with other staff members.

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