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Ifield
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Special Needs
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West Sussex
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Are you creative, energetic, and ready to make a difference? Teaching Personnel is working with an inspiring SEN Primary School in Crawley, and we’re looking for lively Teaching Assistants to help chi
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Brighton SENAuthor
Brighton SENSalary
£21,020 - 22,000 per year
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Horsham
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£10 - £19 per hour
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Special Needs
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Horsham
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Learning Support Assistant (Secondary SEN) Location: Horsham Salary: £21,020 - £22,000 per year (full pay over holidays) Are you passionate about making a difference and helping young people reach the
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Brighton SENAuthor
Brighton SENSalary
£85 per day
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Ifield
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Full Time
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£10 - £19 per hour
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Special Needs
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West Sussex
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Teaching Assistant (Primary SEN) Location: Crawley Daily Rate: £85 per day Are you an enthusiastic, energetic individual with a passion for working with children? Teaching Personnel is partnering with
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TAcrawley
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Brighton SENAuthor
Brighton SENSalary
£21,020 - 22,000 per year
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West Sussex
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£10 - £19 per hour
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Special Needs
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West Sussex
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Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of young people with autism? Teaching Personnel are thrilled to be working with an outstanding Autism Specialist School in Horsham, dedicated
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Brighton SENAuthor
Brighton SENSalary
£24,944 - 28,000 per year
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Horsham
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Full Time
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£20,000 - £29,999
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Special Needs
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Horsham
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Teaching Personnel is seeking dedicated Behaviour Mentors to join a highly regarded SEMH school for male students in Horsham. This specialized environment supports primary and secondary pupils with co
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BMMHS
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Brighton SENAuthor
Brighton SENSalary
£420 - 460 per week
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Littlehampton
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Full Time
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£10 - £19 per hour
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Special Needs
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Littlehampton
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Behaviour Teaching AssistantAre you passionate about supporting children’s development and helping them succeed? We are looking for a dedicated Behaviour Teaching Assistant to join our team at a vibra
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Confield TA
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Brighton SENAuthor
Brighton SENSalary
£420 - 450 per week
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Haywards Heath
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Full Time
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£10 - £19 per hour
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SEND Support
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Haywards Heath
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***** Child Mentor Role***** Do you have experience with pupils with SEN?Could you work on a 1:1 and small group basis?Would you like to work within education? Teaching Personnel are working closely
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Brighton SENAuthor
Brighton SENSalary
£420 - 450 per week
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Brighton
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SEND Support
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Brighton
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***SEN Support Worker*** Do you have experience as a support worker?Are you looking for a rewarding role within education?Are you looking to work normal school hours (8:30am - 15:30pm) Teac
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