Are You an Experienced SEND Specialist Ready to Make a Difference in a Primary School Setting? Join Teaching Personnel Today!
Are you passionate about supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)? Do you have a background in SEND and are now looking to transfer your skills and expertise into a rewarding role in a primary school? At Teaching Personnel, we are seeking dedicated SEND specialists like you to bring your experience into primary classrooms across Hampshire.
Why Choose a Primary School in Hampshire?
Hampshire is home to a diverse range of primary schools, each committed to providing an inclusive, supportive environment for children with a variety of SEND needs. These schools are ideal for SEND professionals looking to make a real, lasting impact on children’s learning and development.
Hampshire primary schools offer:
- A Focus on Inclusion: Primary schools in Hampshire are dedicated to providing equal opportunities for all children, ensuring that those with SEND receive the support they need to succeed.
- Strong Community Support: Working in smaller, tight-knit teams allows for excellent collaboration with colleagues and families, ensuring each child gets the attention they deserve.
- Outstanding Career Development: Hampshire’s primary schools provide fantastic opportunities for career progression, professional training, and support for SEND professionals.
- Diverse Student Needs: With a wide range of SEND requirements across the schools, you’ll be able to use your expertise in a variety of ways, ensuring your skills grow and develop.
Why Primary Schools Offer the Best Environment for SEND Professionals
Primary schools provide a unique opportunity to make a lasting difference in the early stages of a child's education. It’s in these formative years that children develop the foundational skills they need for academic success and social integration. By joining a primary school, you’ll have the chance to:
- Support Early Intervention: Your role will allow you to make a significant impact on children’s learning, particularly when intervention at an early stage is key to their success.
- Build Lasting Relationships: In primary schools, you work with the same group of children, building strong, supportive relationships that positively affect their educational journey.
- Nurture Holistic Development: Primary schools take a well-rounded approach to education, supporting not only academic growth but also emotional, social, and physical development. Your expertise will help children with SEND thrive in all areas.
Common SEND Needs in the Primary Classroom
In a typical UK primary school, you’ll encounter a broad spectrum of SEND needs, including:
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): Children with ASD may experience challenges with social communication, sensory processing, and behavior regulation. Your knowledge can help create tailored strategies that foster a positive learning experience.
- Dyslexia: This learning difficulty can affect reading, writing, and spelling. As a SEND specialist, you’ll develop effective strategies to support children in overcoming these challenges.
- ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder): ADHD can impact children’s ability to focus and regulate their behavior. Your expertise in creating structured, supportive environments will be crucial to their academic and social success.
- Speech and Language Needs: Many children face challenges with speech and language development, making your role essential in ensuring they have the communication skills they need to succeed.
These children need dedicated support to overcome barriers to learning and reach their full potential. Your experience in SEND can play a key role in unlocking their success.
Why Join Teaching Personnel?
Teaching Personnel is the UK’s leading education agency, and we are committed to supporting SEND specialists like you as you transition into the classroom. Here’s why we’re the first choice for SEND professionals:
- Weekly Pay in Arrears: We understand that financial stability is important. With us, you’ll receive weekly pay in arrears, ensuring you’re always compensated promptly for your hard work.
- Dedicated Personal Consultant: Our expert consultants are here to offer continuous support, guidance, and advice, ensuring that you feel confident and supported in your new role.
- Proven Success Stories: Many professionals have successfully transitioned from non-school settings into primary school roles with our help. For example, a former speech therapist transitioned into a teaching assistant role and now plays a pivotal part in supporting a child with complex needs. We help you take the next step in your career, with the support and resources you need.
- Top Agency in the UK: As the leading education agency, Teaching Personnel is trusted by schools across the country for our commitment to placing talented SEND professionals where they are needed most.
Ready to Make a Real Difference?
If you’re an experienced SEND specialist looking to transfer your skills to a primary school setting in Hampshire, we want to hear from you! Let Teaching Personnel support you in making a real impact on children’s lives and helping them unlock their full potential.
Join us today and take the next step in your rewarding career.
Teaching Personnel – Empowering SEND specialists to transform primary education.
All applicants will require the appropriate qualifications and training for this role. Please see the FAQ’s on the Teaching Personnel website for details.
All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay. This advert is for a temporary position. In some cases, the option to make this role permanent may become available at a later date.
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