ASD Teaching Assistant

✨ Specialist SEND Support Assistant – Primary School (EN1) ✨

Location : Enfield (EN1)

Timings : Vary by pupil needs (e.g. 9 : 20am – 3 : 15pm / Full time)

Start : Immediate | Long-Term Role

Position via Teaching Personnel

Teaching Personnel is working in close collaboration with a dedicated SEND primary setting in the EN1 area to recruit nurturing and resilient Support Assistants to provide tailored assistance to pupils with autism spectrum conditions and a range of cognitive and communication challenges .

The school delivers highly personalised learning and prides itself on fostering independence, confidence, and emotional well-being in every child. This is a long-term opportunity well suited to individuals who have prior experience in a similar capacity and are committed to inclusive education.

• Offering consistent and individualised support to learners with diverse presentations of autism and related developmental needs.
• Collaborating closely with teaching staff and therapists to help deliver adapted lessons and therapeutic activities.
• Assisting pupils with social interaction, routine transitions, and non‑verbal communication tools.
• Monitoring behaviour calmly and positively, using established strategies to support self‑regulation and focus.
• Encouraging independence through daily routines and learning tasks.

• Experience working with neurodiverse children or pupils with global developmental delays in a UK‑based educational environment.
• A sound grasp of how to support children outside of a mainstream curriculum.
• An empathetic, observant, and composed individual who can adjust to varying support needs throughout the day.
• A valid Enhanced Child Workforce DBS registered with the Update Service or willingness to apply through Teaching Personnel.
• Availability to commit to consistent, term‑time hours, with working times based on the assigned pupil’s needs (typically 9 : 20am – 3 : 15pm).

• Placement in a positive, supportive, and well‑resourced school that values every staff member.
• The opportunity to work within a forward‑thinking team that focuses on inclusive, pupil‑led education.
• Ongoing access to specialist training and CPD through Teaching Personnel.
• A fulfilling role where every day makes a measurable impact.

If you're ready to support pupils with complex learning needs in a school that truly makes a difference, we’d love to hear from you.

Submit your CV today or get in touch with your dedicated consultant at Teaching Personnel to discuss this role in more detail.

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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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