Special Needs Teaching Assistant
Listed on 2026-09-17
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Education / Teaching
Special Education Assistant, Special Needs / Learning Disabilities, Teacher Assistant/ Paraprofessional
Special Needs Teaching Assistant - SEN Supply | Bromley
We are looking for enthusiastic and caring Special Needs Teaching Assistants to support a range of SEN schools across Bromley.
This is a great opportunity for experienced Special Needs Teaching Assistants, SEN Teaching Assistants and candidates with relevant care, support, education or youth-work experience.
Why Supply?Supply offers something permanent roles often can't: flexibility and choice.
As a Special Needs Teaching Assistant, you can work in different schools, experience different SEN settings and discover which environment is right for you before committing to a permanent position.
You could gain experience supporting pupils with:
- Autism / ASC
- SEMH
- Complex needs
- Learning difficulties
- Communication needs
- Challenging behaviour
Supply doesn't have to mean short-term work.
For the right Special Needs Teaching Assistant, supply placements can lead to long-term and permanent opportunities.
It's a chance to:
- Explore different SEN schools.
- Build your SEN experience.
- Find the school that's right for you.
- Enjoy flexible working.
- Potentially move into a permanent Special Needs Teaching Assistant role.
We want Special Needs Teaching Assistants who are:
- Caring, patient and reliable.
- Calm and consistent.
- Confident building relationships with pupils.
- Good communicators and team players.
- Passionate about supporting children and young people.
- Previous SEN experience is desirable, but transferable experience will be considered.
Try different settings through supply, gain valuable experience and, when you find the right school, explore the possibility of a long-term or permanent role.
Salary will be determined by the successful candidate's qualifications and relevant experience, and will be in accordance with the client's pay policy
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