Job Description

Psychology Graduates needed for an exciting role starting in September

Are you a Psychology Graduate who has a keen interest in supporting vulnerable students in a secondary school setting?

You could be interested in child psychology and developmental disorders, and want to build your experience to help you become an educational psychologist?

This is a great opportunity to spend a whole academic year as a graduate teaching assistant working with other graduates in a warm and friendly SEN Department of a modern and forward thinking secondary school in Manchester.

Psychology Graduate Teaching Assistant - Manchester

SEN Support - Suits Psychology Graduates
Two positions available
Perfect for aspiring Educational Psychologists
Start right away for the rest of the academic year, potentially beyond!
Full-time / Long-term role
Interviews ASAP!
This well-resourced, and well-regarded secondary school in Manchester is looking to add to their warm and friendly SEN Department. The department head (SENCO) is looking for bright graduates with a passion for to support those with learning barriers who are considering teaching or Educational Psychology. In this graduate teaching assistant role, you get the opportunity to work in a small group supporting students with a variety of needs. Your role will be to ensure that the students are able to access the curriculum and help overcome barriers to learning.

If you have a Psychology degree and believe that you could inspire young people working as a graduate teaching assistant at this secondary school in Manchester, we'd love to hear from you right away!

If you're keen to apply for this exciting opportunity, please email a CV to Gradteach today, as interviews will be arranged shortly!

Job Types: Full-time, Fixed term contract, Temp to perm, Graduate
Contract length: 12 months

Pay: Up to 480.00 per week

Education:

Bachelor's (required)
Work authorisation:

United Kingdom (required)
Work Location: In person