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Our client is a modern manufacturing company based in South Yorkshire that uses advanced digital sys... Our client is a modern manufacturing company based in South Yorkshire that uses advanced digital systems, automated equipment, and connected technologies throughout its operations.To support the security of these systems, they are looking to recruit a Junior Cyber Security Technician to join their growing technology team.Core Responsibilities Monitor security alerts and reportsAssist with security investigationsSupport vulnerability assessmentsMaintain cyber security documentationHelp manage user accounts and permissionsSupport employee cyber awareness initiativesAssist with endpoint security managementWork alongside IT teams to reduce cyber risks Skills We're Looking For Analytical mindsetProblem-solving abilityAttention to detailStrong communication skillsDesire to learn about cyber securityInterest in technology and manufacturing

We’re recruiting for Catering Assistant to earn up to £13.50 per hour. You will be supporting with f... We’re recruiting for Catering Assistant to earn up to £13.50 per hour. You will be supporting with food preparation, meal service, cleaning duties, and customer service while maintaining high food hygiene standards.Catering Assistant benefits:   Flexible shiftsOpportunity to work at exciting race and event daysFriendly team environmentOngoing opportunities within hospitality and events Training is included to prepare you for this role.  Catering Assistant role:   Assist with basic food preparation, such as washing, peeling, chopping, and assembling ingredients   Help prepare and serve meals in line with menu specifications and portion guidelines   Maintain cleanliness of kitchen, dining areas, and food service equipment   Wash dishes, utensils, and catering equipment using commercial dishwashers or by hand   Follow strict food hygiene and health & safety regulations (HACCP standards)   Store food items correctly, ensuring stock rotation (FIFO method)   Assist with setting up and clearing down dining areas before and after service   Support chefs and kitchen staff with general duties as required   Provide friendly and efficient customer service to guests, students, or staff   Report any maintenance issues, hazards, or shortages to the supervisor   Catering Assistant pay:  £12.71 – £13.50 per hour.

Our client is a manufacturing business based in South Yorkshire that is investing heavily in smart t... Our client is a manufacturing business based in South Yorkshire that is investing heavily in smart technologies, automation, and digital transformation.  They are seeking a Junior Cyber Security Technician to help protect business-critical systems and contribute to the company's cyber resilience strategy.This role offers an excellent opportunity for someone looking to begin a career in cyber security within a modern manufacturing environment.Role OverviewAs a Junior Cyber Security Technician, you will support the monitoring, maintenance, and protection of company networks, systems, and digital assets. Working with experienced IT and cyber professionals, you will gain practical experience across cyber security operations, incident monitoring, risk management, and user awareness initiatives.Key Responsibilities Monitor security alerts and assist with incident investigations.Support cyber security audits and vulnerability assessments.Assist with maintaining cyber security policies and procedures.Help manage user access controls and account security.Monitor network and system activity for unusual behaviour.Support endpoint protection and security software management.Assist with cyber awareness training for employees.Maintain accurate documentation and security records.Work with IT and operational teams to identify and mitigate risks.Support compliance with data protection and cyber security standards. Required Skills & Qualities Strong interest in cyber security and technology.Analytical and problem-solving mindset.Excellent attention to detail.Ability to follow procedures and work methodically.Good communication skills.Willingness to learn and develop technical skills. Ideal CandidateThe ideal candidate will have a genuine passion for technology and cyber security, a strong desire to learn, and the motivation to build a long-term career protecting modern manufacturing systems and digital infrastructure. This role would suit a college leaver, apprenticeship completer, or someone seeking their first step into the cyber security profession.

JOB-20240911-c1c514b9Job Title: Band 5 Registered Mental Health Nurse Specialism: Mental Health Nurs... JOB-20240911-c1c514b9Job Title: Band 5 Registered Mental Health Nurse Specialism: Mental Health Nursing Location: Sheffield, UK Salary: £21.50 per hour Type: Full-time, Locum Duration: 3 monthsAre you an experienced Band 5 Registered Mental Health Nurse looking for your next exciting opportunity? We are seeking dedicated RMNs to join Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust. This 3-month locum position offers an attractive rate of £21.50 per hour, with opportunities to work across a range of mental health settings, including acute inpatient wards, rehabilitation units, and psychiatric intensive care units.Perks and benefits: Locum Flexibility: Enjoy greater control over your working pattern and choose shifts that fit around your lifestyle.Competitive Pay: Earn £21.50 per hour, with enhanced rates potentially available for nights, Saturdays, Sundays, and bank holidays.Diverse Experience: Gain valuable experience across different mental health units and patient groups.Professional Development: Expand your clinical knowledge and skills through varied caseloads and training opportunities.Supportive Environment: Work alongside experienced multidisciplinary teams within a well-established NHS Trust.Career Progression: Strengthen your professional portfolio and open doors to future opportunities within mental health services. What you will do: Deliver high-quality, person-centred mental health nursing care across acute inpatient, rehabilitation, and psychiatric intensive care settings.Assess patients' mental, physical, and social care needs and contribute to comprehensive care planning.Implement and regularly review individualised care plans in collaboration with patients and multidisciplinary teams.Administer medication safely and monitor patients for therapeutic effects and potential adverse reactions.Provide emotional support, therapeutic interventions, and appropriate guidance to patients and their families.Monitor patients' mental health presentation, behaviour, and overall wellbeing, escalating concerns where appropriate.Maintain accurate and up-to-date clinical records in accordance with NHS policies and professional standards.Work collaboratively with psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, occupational therapists, and other healthcare professionals.Contribute to risk assessments, safeguarding procedures, and patient safety initiatives.Participate in handovers, clinical meetings, training, and ongoing professional development.Promote recovery-focused practice and support patients in achieving greater independence. Sheffield offers an excellent combination of vibrant city living and stunning natural surroundings. Known for its friendly communities, thriving arts scene, rich industrial heritage, and proximity to the Peak District, it provides an ideal setting for both professional development and personal wellbeing.Working with Sanctuary Personnel:Sanctuary Personnel is a trusted and award-winning agency for roles. With an ‘Excellent’ rating on Trustpilot from over 1,000 reviews and many prestigious industry awards, we are dedicated to finding you the best possible rates in roles that match your skills and experience.

We have a captivating opportunity for a Band 6 Physiologist within the Cardiac Invasive Team, locate... We have a captivating opportunity for a Band 6 Physiologist within the Cardiac Invasive Team, located in the vibrant city of Sheffield, UK. Offering a competitive hourly rate of £27, this full-time locum role includes 37.5 hours spread over 7 days and requires an ASAP start – ongoing. If you have Cath lab and provocative testing experience, or are a Band 5+ looking for a training post, this could be your next journey! Perks and benefits:- Experience the flexibility of locum work, empowering you to tailor your assignments to suit your lifestyle while expanding your professional skills and network. - This full-time role offers a robust schedule that keeps your skills sharp and your days dynamic. - Sheffield offers a vibrant atmosphere and a supportive team environment where you will be able to thrive and grow. - Enjoy the chance to collaborate with knowledgeable peers, enhancing both your career prospects and your personal growth. - As a city celebrated for its lively community and cultural richness, work-life balance becomes a delightful reality. What you will do:- Conduct complex cardiac investigations, including monitoring patients in the Cath lab as part of the invasive team. - Perform and assist in provocative testing procedures with high precision and safety. - Provide expert clinical reporting and interpretations of test results. - Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimise patient care and outcomes. - Contribute to ongoing research and continuous professional development activities within the department. Requirements:You must be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) with a minimum of 2 years of relevant experience. A background in cardiac physiology at Band 5 or higher is desirable. While a car driver is preferable, it is not mandatory. Sheffield is more than just a workplace; it’s a community offering a blend of urban charm and natural beauty. With its stunning parks, rich history, and welcoming neighbourhoods, Sheffield is not just an ideal place to work but a fantastic place to live. Embrace this opportunity to join a leading team in a city that offers endless exploration and excitement. Working with Sanctuary Personnel:Sanctuary Personnel is a trusted and award-winning agency for roles. With an ‘Excellent’ rating on Trustpilot from over 1,000 reviews and many prestigious industry awards, we are dedicated to finding you the best possible rates in roles that match your skills and experience.

JOB-20240905-7a6f785bWe are thrilled to present an exciting opportunity for an Occupational Therapis... JOB-20240905-7a6f785bWe are thrilled to present an exciting opportunity for an Occupational Therapist to join the Equipment & Adaptations Team in Sheffield, South Yorkshire.This community-based role offers you the chance to earn up to £37.00 per hour in an ongoing, full-time position. Embrace the flexibility of locum work while making a meaningful impact on people's lives across Sheffield. Perks and benefits:- As a locum, you gain the flexibility to choose your projects and work location, giving you the freedom to manage your work-life balance while expanding your professional network. - In this full-time role, you benefit from varied and interesting work, allowing you to gain diverse experience in different settings which is perfect for sharpening your skills. - Additionally, enjoy the opportunity to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams which can enhance your professional development, and access competitive pay ensuring your expertise is well rewarded. What you will do:- Accept referrals and undertake home visits to provide tailored support - Complete specialized Occupational Therapy assessments for both disabled adults and children - Assess and recommend appropriate equipment, adaptations, and transfer techniques - Conduct risk assessments to define suitable interventions - Deliver, install, and demonstrate the use of specialist equipment to service users - Recommend both minor and major adaptations to enhance home accessibility - Liaise with Housing Technical Officers and contractors regarding adaptations - Conduct property suitability checks for individuals with disabilities - Participate in the duty rota, offering advice and support planning - Carry out joint visits with health and social care professionals - Provide advice, counselling, and support to service users and their carers - Maintain precise records of assessments, equipment, and adaptations - Contribute to service improvement and participate in housing initiatives Requirements:- BSc Occupational Therapy or Diploma in Occupational Therapy - HCPC registration - Experience in community or Local Authority Occupational Therapy - Expertise in assessing adults and children with physical and sensory disabilities - Knowledge of relevant legislation and various disabilities - Strong communication, organisational, and IT skills - Ability to work effectively within a team and demonstrate equipment in homes - Access to a motor vehicle required, as travel across the city is necessary - Experience within an Equipment and Adaptations Service - Familiarity with working jointly with Housing services - Experience supervising Occupational Therapy students - Knowledge in welfare rights and project/service development Sheffield, nestled in the beautiful South Yorkshire landscape, is not just a place of work; it's a place to call home. This vibrant city boasts a rich industrial heritage, stunning green spaces, and a lively cultural scene. Whether you are looking for a rich nightlife, family-friendly activities, or peaceful countryside escapes just outside the city, Sheffield has it all. Come join us and discover why so many people love living and working here. Working with Sanctuary Personnel:Sanctuary Personnel is a trusted and award-winning agency for roles. With an ‘Excellent’ rating on Trustpilot from over 1,000 reviews and many prestigious industry awards, we are dedicated to finding you the best possible rates in roles that match your skills and experience.

JOB-20240830-3118bf5c Job Title: Band 7 Non-Obstetric SonographerSpecialism: AHP – ImagingLo... JOB-20240830-3118bf5c Job Title: Band 7 Non-Obstetric SonographerSpecialism: AHP – ImagingLocation: Sheffield, UKSalary: £54.00 per hourType: Ongoing, Full TimeBand 7 Non-Obstetric Sonographer within AHP – Imaging in Sheffield, earning £54.00 per hour. This ongoing full-time locum opportunity offers the chance to work across multiple hospital sites, delivering high-quality diagnostic ultrasound services while gaining valuable experience in a dynamic healthcare environment. This role is ideal for an experienced sonographer looking to broaden their expertise while benefiting from the flexibility and rewards of locum work.Perks and benefits• Full Time: Enjoy the consistency and stability of full-time hours while maintaining the flexibility associated with locum work.• Hourly Pay: Earn £54.00 per hour, providing excellent financial reward for your specialist expertise.• Varied Working Environments: Work across multiple healthcare settings, keeping your role diverse and engaging.• Professional Networking: Build valuable relationships with healthcare professionals across different sites and disciplines.• Career Development: Enhance your knowledge and clinical expertise through exposure to a broad range of cases and patient presentations.• Work-Life Balance: Benefit from flexible shift patterns and the opportunity to tailor your work commitments where possible.What you will do• Ultrasound Examinations: Perform high-quality non-obstetric ultrasound examinations across multiple sites, including Hallamshire Hospital and Northern General Hospital.• Diagnostic Reporting: Produce accurate and detailed diagnostic findings to support clinical decision-making.• Patient Care: Deliver a professional, compassionate, and patient-centred service throughout all examinations.• Multi-Site Working: Travel between hospital locations as required to support service delivery.• Shift Flexibility: Work predominantly Monday to Friday with potential weekend shifts where required.• Clinical Collaboration: Work closely with radiologists, clinicians, and multidisciplinary teams to ensure effective patient management.• Equipment Utilisation: Operate ultrasound equipment safely and effectively while adhering to departmental protocols.• Professional Standards: Maintain compliance with HCPC standards, clinical governance requirements, and best practice guidelines.Qualifications / Requirements• Professional Qualification: Postgraduate Diploma in Ultrasound from a CASE-accredited programme is highly desirable.• Alternative Qualification: Postgraduate Certificate in Ultrasound combined with relevant clinical experience will also be considered.• Registration: Current HCPC registration as a Radiographer or relevant professional registration.• Experience: Previous NHS experience as a Sonographer is essential.• Clinical Expertise: Strong experience undertaking non-obstetric ultrasound examinations independently.• Communication Skills: Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with patients and multidisciplinary teams.• Organisational Skills: Ability to manage workload effectively across multiple sites and clinical demands.Why SheffieldSheffield offers the perfect combination of vibrant city living and stunning natural beauty. Known for its thriving cultural scene, excellent restaurants, lively entertainment venues, and close proximity to the Peak District National Park, the city provides an exceptional quality of life. Whether you enjoy outdoor adventures, arts and culture, or a welcoming community atmosphere, Sheffield is a fantastic place to live and work.Working with Sanctuary PersonnelSanctuary Personnel is a trusted and award-winning agency for roles. With an ‘Excellent’ rating on Trustpilot from over 1,000 reviews and many prestigious industry awards, we are dedicated to finding you the best possible rates in roles that match your skills and experience.Apply nowTake the next step in your imaging career and join the AHP – Imaging Team in Sheffield with Sanctuary Personnel.   

Occupational Therapist – Relocate to Parramatta, NSW Up to $113,514.39 + Salary Packaging | 9-Day Fo... Occupational Therapist – Relocate to Parramatta, NSW Up to $113,514.39 + Salary Packaging | 9-Day Fortnight | 5 Weeks Annual LeaveLooking for a rewarding career move? We are seeking an Occupational Therapist to join a dedicated multi-disciplinary team in Parramatta, NSW. Whether you're a new graduate eager to kick-start your career or an experienced clinician looking to expand your skills, this role offers the perfect balance of professional development, clinical diversity, and work-life flexibility.Why Join Our Client? 9-day fortnight – an extra day off every two weeks5 weeks annual leaveSalary packaging up to $15,900, plus $2,650 for meals and entertainment10 days personal development leave and $1,000 professional development allowance13 days sick leave14 weeks maternity leave (after 12 months)Fitness Passport, discounted insurance, and Perkbox benefitsWork within a supportive, multi-disciplinary environmentFull-time and part-time options available About the Role As an Occupational Therapist, you will: Provide person-centred, evidence-based therapy to children and adults with disabilitiesManage a paediatric and mixed caseload with varied and complex needsUse appropriate assessment tools to develop tailored intervention strategiesDeliver therapy in diverse settings, including clinics, schools, homes, group homes, and via telehealthContribute to professional development within the Occupational Therapy profession What We’re Looking For Qualified Occupational TherapistExperience delivering evidence-based therapy to paediatric, adolescent, and/or adult clientsKnowledge of strengths-based, family, and person-centred approachesAbility to manage a caseload and administrative responsibilities effectivelyUnderstanding of the NDIS framework and working within a fee-for-service model (preferred but not essential)Strong communication skills – written, oral, and listeningNDIS Worker Screening (or willingness to obtain)Current Australian driver’s license with access to a vehicle (kilometres reimbursed; pool cars available) Additional Benefits Access to peer support and supervision from a highly skilled clinical team across NSW, QLD, and ACTOpportunities for career progression and professional developmentFamily-friendly workplace supporting work-life balance Interested in relocating to Parramatta? Apply today and become part of a team that values innovation, respect, and professional growth.

General Manager – Sheffield “High speed leisure venue”Salary:                 £40,000 - £45,000 +Loc... General Manager – Sheffield “High speed leisure venue”Salary:                 £40,000 - £45,000 +Location:            SheffieldAre you a natural leader who thrives in a busy, customer-focused environment? This is your opportunity to take full ownership of daily operations at a leading leisure and hospitality destination, ensuring every guest experience is outstanding, and every team member is empowered to shine.Role Lead daily site operations to the highest standards, ensuring smooth, safe, and efficient performance across all departments.Keep wage budgets and financial targets on track, driving strong commercial results.Maintain outstanding service and operational consistency through effective people leadership and attention to detail.Coach, mentor, and develop your crew, building an engaged, capable, and motivated team.Collaborate across departments to achieve key performance goals and deliver exceptional guest satisfaction.Monitor health, safety, and food standards to ensure full compliance and protect the venue’s reputation.Proactively identify new revenue streams and opportunities for improvement.Promote an inclusive, supportive, and high-performance working culture where every team member feels valued. What they want Proven leadership experience within leisure, hospitality, or a busy service-led environment.A hands-on operator who leads by example and stays calm under pressure.Strong communication skills with a flexible leadership style that motivates people at every level.Commercially aware and confident managing budgets and performance targets.Organised, proactive, and able to balance long-term planning with day-to-day priorities.Knowledge of Health & Safety, Food, and Consumer legislation.A genuine passion for people, service, and creating exceptional guest experiences. NB- This is a Full-time position with flexibility required to work evenings and weekends (typically one in three weekends off).If you are keen to discuss the details further, please apply today or send your cv to david@Corecruitment.com

Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant£25,000–£30,000 per annum | Minimum £550 per week equivalent | Full-T... Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant£25,000–£30,000 per annum | Minimum £550 per week equivalent | Full-Time | 2026/27 Academic YearAre you a Psychology, Education or related graduate looking for meaningful experience supporting young people with additional needs?Do you have ambitions to become an SEN Teacher, Educational Psychologist or specialist education professional?Would a full academic year inside a specialist school give you the practical experience your future career needs?KPI Education is recruiting an ambitious and compassionate Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant to join a specialist school in Sheffield.This is not simply an opportunity to add school experience to your CV.You'll work directly with young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), developing an understanding of how individualised support, communication strategies and specialist teaching can help pupils overcome barriers and achieve meaningful progress.Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant – The Opportunity £25,000–£30,000 per annumAlternatively, an equivalent weekly rate of minimum £550 per weekFull-time position throughout the 2026/27 academic yearGain substantial, hands-on SEND experienceSupport pupils with EHCPs and additional learning needsDeliver structured 1:1 and small-group interventionsSupport academic, social and emotional developmentHelp pupils develop greater confidence and independenceDevelop your understanding of barriers to learningLearn how to adapt communication for individual pupilsWork alongside experienced SEN teachers and specialist professionalsGain valuable experience for future Educational Psychology applicationsExcellent preparation for SEN teacher training or postgraduate study A School Where Progress Looks DifferentThis specialist Sheffield school understands that success isn't measured in exactly the same way for every young person.For one pupil, progress could mean achieving an academic target. For another, it could be communicating independently, developing emotional regulation or successfully engaging with learning.You'll become an important part of helping pupils achieve those individual milestones.Your day could involve supporting a pupil through a personalised learning programme, delivering a targeted intervention, helping a young person regulate their emotions or adapting classroom activities to make learning more accessible.You'll learn to observe behaviour, recognise individual needs and understand why different approaches work for different pupils.For an aspiring Educational Psychologist or SEN Teacher, that experience can be invaluable.Who Are We Looking For?Applications are particularly encouraged from graduates in:Psychology | Education | Childhood Studies | Neuroscience | Linguistics | Sociology | Science | English and related disciplinesA 2:1 or First-Class degree is highly desirable.Previous SEND experience is beneficial but isn't essential.More importantly, you'll need patience, resilience, emotional maturity and excellent communication skills. You'll need to celebrate small victories, remain consistent when situations are challenging and genuinely want to understand the young people you're supporting.Turn Your Degree Into Meaningful ExperienceIf your future lies in Educational Psychology, SEN teaching, child development or specialist education, this is an opportunity to start building the experience behind that ambition.Send your CV to Ryan at KPI Education today to apply for this Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant opportunity in Sheffield.Interviews are being arranged now – strong graduates serious about a career within SEND are encouraged to apply immediately.INDEDU

We’re recruiting Kitchen Assistants to earn £110 per day. You’ll support meal preparation and servic... We’re recruiting Kitchen Assistants to earn £110 per day. You’ll support meal preparation and service while maintaining high standards of hygiene and safety. We’re looking for reliable, hardworking team players with a positive attitude who can work efficiently in a busy environment.Kitchen Assistant benefits:   Monday–Friday working – helping provide a good work-life balance.Variety of school settings – opportunities across primary and secondary schools.Opportunities to gain valuable UK school experience and develop your career.Training and development opportunities to build your skills and confidence.Dedicated consultant support to help you find roles suited to your experience and preferences.Opportunities to make a real difference to pupils, schools and local communities. Training is included to prepare you for this role.  Kitchen Assistant role: Good understanding of food hygiene and safetyReliable and hardworkingGood teamwork and communicationClean, organised and able to work in a busy environmentPositive attitude and willing to get stuck in Kitchen Assistant pay:  £90 - £110 per day

KPI Recruiting are on the look out for a Parcel Sorter for our client based in Sheffield.This role i... KPI Recruiting are on the look out for a Parcel Sorter for our client based in Sheffield.This role is the perfect opportunity for a Parcel Sorter to join our clients team!As a Parcel Sorter, you will be working: 5 out of 7 days per weekDays, noons and night shift available The rate of pay as a Parcel Sorter: £12.71 p/h days£12.96 p/h noons£13.47 p/h nights Duties and requirements as a Parcel Sorter: Unload parcels from a lorryUse handheld scannersLoad parcels onto conveyor beltsSort parcels into appropriate postcode zonesLoad parcels ready for despatchAssist with general clean up at the end of the shiftSome manual lifting Benefits as a Parcel Sorter based in Plymouth: Free car parkCanteenKettles and fridgesVending machines PPE Needed:  Hi-Vis and safety boots  If you enjoy working as part of a hard working team, Apply Now!INDWH

We’re recruiting for Kitchen Assistants to earn £13.00 per hour. You will be supporting the preparat... We’re recruiting for Kitchen Assistants to earn £13.00 per hour. You will be supporting the preparation and service of nutritious meals for pupils and staff, ensuring high standards of food hygiene, safety and efficiency within the school kitchen.Kitchen Assistant benefits:   Flexible short and long-term assignments.Opportunities across a range of school settings.Support from a dedicated recruitment consultant.Potential for regular ongoing work. Training is included to prepare you for this role.  Kitchen Assistant role: Assist with washing, peeling and basic preparation of ingredients.Support cooking and meal assembly under the direction of the Head Cook or Catering Manager.Serve food to pupils and staff in a friendly and efficient manner, maintaining portion control and presentation standards.Prepare dining areas, counters, serving stations and equipment.Clean kitchen equipment, utensils and work surfaces in line with food hygiene standards.Wash and sanitise dishes, trays and cutlery.Follow food safety regulations for the correct storage and handling of food.Dispose of waste appropriately and maintain a clean and organised kitchen.Assist with stock rotation, storage and basic inventory tasks.Receive and store deliveries in accordance with food safety guidelines.Report equipment faults, hazards or shortages to the Head Cook or Catering Manager.Support the kitchen team during busy service periods.Follow school safeguarding, Health and Safety and hygiene policies.Support special events, themed menus and school functions  Kitchen Assistant pay:  £13.00 per hour.

We’re recruiting for Teaching Assistants provide patient, caring and consistent support to children... We’re recruiting for Teaching Assistants provide patient, caring and consistent support to children with special educational needs. This role focuses on supporting learning and development, managing and encouraging positive behaviour, and helping children build their confidence and independence in a safe, inclusive and engaging learning environment.Teaching Assistant job role:   Provide patient, caring and calm support to children with special educational needs and additional learning requirements.Support pupils with their learning and development, adapting activities and approaches to meet their individual needs.Assist children who may experience behavioural, emotional or social difficulties, using positive and consistent behaviour-support strategies.Build positive and trusting relationships with pupils, helping them to feel safe, confident and included within the school environment.Encourage children to develop their independence, confidence and social skills through appropriate support and encouragement.Work closely with teachers and other members of the support team to ensure pupils receive consistent and effective support.Communicate effectively with staff and families regarding pupils’ progress, wellbeing and individual needs.Promote an inclusive and supportive classroom environment where every child is valued and encouraged to achieve their potential. Teaching Assistant benefits:   Monday–Friday working – helping provide a good work-life balance.Variety of school settings – opportunities across primary and secondary schools.Opportunities to gain valuable UK school experience and develop your career.Training and development opportunities to build your skills and confidence.Dedicated consultant support to help you find roles suited to your experience and preferences.Opportunities to make a real difference to pupils, schools and local communities. Training will be included to help prepare you for this role.  Teaching Assistant pay:  £90 - £110 per day

Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant ASAP Start | Full Time | £550–£650 per week | SheffieldAre you a gra... Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant ASAP Start | Full Time | £550–£650 per week | SheffieldAre you a graduate looking to start a rewarding career in education, with a particular interest in supporting children and young people with additional needs?KPI Education is working with high-performing specialist schools in Sheffield to recruit dedicated SEN Teaching Assistants for full-time, long-term positions.You’ll gain hands-on experience in a specialist setting, working alongside experienced SEN teachers and a multidisciplinary team of therapy professionals.The school provides highly personalised education for pupils with a range of additional needs, including Autism (ASD), speech, language and communication difficulties, moderate to complex learning needs, sensory needs, and associated social and emotional needs.The Role As a SEN Teaching Assistant, you will help pupils overcome barriers to learning and make meaningful academic, social and personal progress.Your responsibilities will include: Providing 1:1 and small-group support across Secondary and Post-16 settings. Supporting pupils with a range of additional learning and communication needs. Assisting with personalised lessons, activities and individual learning programmes. Developing pupils’ communication, social interaction and emotional regulation skills. Supporting pupils to work towards their individual EHCP outcomes and learning targets. Encouraging independence, confidence and positive engagement with learning. Working collaboratively with teachers, therapists and the wider multidisciplinary team. Observing pupil progress and contributing to assessments, reviews and reports. Supporting pupils during transitions, breaktimes, enrichment activities and learning outside the classroom. Helping to create a safe, structured and nurturing environment where pupils can thrive. About You We are looking for individuals who are passionate about making a difference to children and young people with additional needs.The ideal candidate will have: Previous experience supporting children or young people with SEN, Autism or additional needs. A degree (First Class or 2:1) in teaching, psychology, educational psychology, Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy or a related field. Experience in education, care, youth work, residential support or another people-focused environment. Strong communication and relationship-building skills. A calm, patient and empathetic approach. Resilience and consistency when supporting pupils with complex needs. A proactive attitude and genuine commitment to helping young people reach their potential. A willingness to learn and develop within a specialist SEN setting. Previous school experience is desirable but not essential. Training and support will be provided for candidates with relevant transferable experience and the right attitude.What You’ll Gain This is an excellent opportunity to build valuable experience within specialist education while working alongside experienced teaching and therapy professionals.You will benefit from: Ongoing training and professional development. Experience working within a multidisciplinary team. Exposure to specialist SEN teaching and support strategies. Strong foundations for future careers in teaching, psychology, Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy or SEN education. The opportunity to make a genuine difference to pupils’ confidence, independence, communication and development. If you’re passionate about supporting young people and ready to take the next step towards a rewarding career in SEN education, apply now with your CV and cover letter.INDEDU