STEM Graduate

Location Enfield, England Sector Education & Training Salary £460.00 to £530.00 per week Benefits Explore future pathways in teaching, educational psychology, youth work or special education; learn from experienced staff

STEM Graduate | Enfield | Immediate Start Are you an ambitious STEM Graduate looking to launch your career in education? This is an exciting opportunity for a STEM Graduate to join a mainstream school in Enfield, supporting students with complex needs, Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs, and behavioural challenges.

As a STEM Graduate, you will use your academic knowledge and enthusiasm to engage students who require additional support to access education.

If you are a STEM Graduate considering a future career in teaching, psychology or special educational needs, this could be the perfect opportunity to gain invaluable experience.

• Location: Enfield, North London
• Position: Full-time STEM Graduate Teaching Assistant
• Contract: Immediate start until July 2027
• Salary: £460-£530 per week, PAYE

• Support students with complex needs, SEMH and behavioural challenges.
• Use your STEM knowledge to make learning engaging and accessible.
• Provide one-to-one and small-group academic support.
• Build positive relationships to improve students’ confidence and engagement.
• Support emotional regulation and promote positive behaviour.
• Encourage independence, social skills and personal development.
• Adapt learning approaches to meet individual needs.

As a STEM Graduate, you will have the opportunity to gain experience beyond a traditional classroom environment, developing skills that can support your future career.

• Develop your understanding of SEN, SEMH and behaviour support.
• Explore future pathways in teaching, educational psychology, youth work or special education.
• Help young people build confidence, develop resilience and engage with learning.
• Learn from experienced staff and develop practical classroom management and communication skills.
• Work alongside a team committed to improving outcomes for students with additional needs.

You should have:

• A UK bachelor’s degree in a STEM-related subject.
• A Level STEM subjects achieved at A*-B standard
• A calm, resilient and consistent approach when managing challenging situations.
• The ability to establish positive relationships while maintaining appropriate boundaries.
• Strong communication and problem-solving skills.
• A willingness to learn about individual needs and adapt your approach accordingly.
• A genuine commitment to helping students overcome challenges and achieve their potential.