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Recruit4staff are proud to be representing their client, a leading Manufacturing company in their se... Recruit4staff are proud to be representing their client, a leading Manufacturing company in their search for a Quality Engineer to work in their leading facility in Hortonwood.  For the successful Quality Engineer, our client is offering:  Salary £36,000 - £40,000 DOEDays position 8:15am - 4:45pm - 40 hours per weekPermanent positionFree parking21 days holiday + bank holidaysOvertime opportunitiesNice, friendly company to work for The role – Quality Engineer: Monitor PCB fabrication and Surface Mount Technology (SMT) assembly workflows, applying statistical process control (SPC) to track yield rates.Lead root-cause analysis (RCA) and implement Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPA) for soldering defects, delamination, and component misalignments.Oversee inspections such as Automated Optical Inspection (AOI), X-ray testing, and First Article Inspection (FAI).Ensure the manufacturing floor complies with quality standards like ISO 9001 and industry-standard electronics guidelines (e.g., IPC-A-610).Maintain quality management systems (QMS), generate technical reports, and update process instructions. PCB manufacturing, failure analysis, or hardware engineering.Ability to interpret Gerber files, schematics, and blueprint drawings. What our client is looking for in a Quality Engineer; Previous experience in similar role- ESSENTIALEngineering Degree qualified or working towards- DESIRABLEKnowledge and understanding of IPC Standards: IPC-A-610 (Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies), IPC-J-STD-001 (Soldering) Quality Methodologies: Six Sigma, 8D Problem Solving, 5 Whys, FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis)Knowledge and understanding of Inspection Equipment: AOI (Automated Optical Inspection), AXI (Automated X-ray Inspection), and CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machines) Key skills or similar Job titles:   Quality Engineer, Quality Assurance (QA) Engineer, Manufacturing Quality Engineer, Quality Systems Engineer, Graduate Quality Engineer, Graduate Engineer, Quality TechCommutable From:   Telford, Oakengates, Shifnal, Wrockwardine Wood, Donnington, Newport, Shropshire, Hortonwood, Halesfield, Stafford Park, Shrewsbury, Wolverhampton   For further information about this and other positions, please apply now   This vacancy is being advertised on behalf of Recruit4staff, who are operating as a recruitment agency, agent, agencies, employment agency or employment business. 

Caretaker - Wolverhampton City Council - £13.69 Hourly - Ongoing Are you ready to take on a dynamic... Caretaker - Wolverhampton City Council - £13.69 Hourly - Ongoing Are you ready to take on a dynamic and varied role that supports the well-being of others? We have an exciting opportunity for a Caretaker within Social Care at Wolverhampton City Council. Based in various locations around the picturesque City of Wolverhampton, you will be at the heart of ensuring our facilities are safe, clean, and secure. This is an ongoing position with a field workstyle, reporting to the Area Facilities Officer, with a salary of £13.69 per hour. Perks and benefits: - Hourly Salary: Enjoy the benefit of being paid by the hour, which provides flexibility and the opportunity to earn extra when you work overtime. - Professional Development: Access to training and development opportunities that can help you progress in your career. - Work-Life Balance: Flexible working hours that let you balance your personal and professional responsibilities. - Variety of Locations: Gain experience working in different settings across the City of Wolverhampton, keeping your work environment fresh and diverse. What you will do: - Maintain the cleanliness and hygiene of our sites ensuring they are in line with required standards at all times. - Distribute materials, parcels, and furniture effectively to support the operational needs of various locations. - Ensure the security of premises by unlocking gates and doors in the morning, activating alarm systems, and locking up in the evening. - Act as the site safety officer, ensuring the safety and well-being of all site users. - Perform risk assessments and attend to any urgent cleaning or repair tasks as they arise. - Liaise with local police to maintain a safe environment and advise staff on security measures. - Conduct regular inspections to identify and address damages, wear and tear, or vandalism. - Maintain heating and lighting, ensuring the facilities are comfortable and functional. - Test fire alarms and emergency lighting to uphold safety regulations across all sites. - Assist with grounds maintenance, ensuring pathways and open areas are kept tidy and hazard-free. Being part of the Wolverhampton City Council means you are part of a vibrant community committed to making a difference in people's lives. Wolverhampton is renowned for its historical sites, thriving arts scene, and friendly atmosphere, making it a wonderful place to live and work. Join us and enjoy a challenging and engaging role where you can really make your mark! 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.

Graduate Pastoral & Behaviour MentorWolverhampton | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Help young peopl... Graduate Pastoral & Behaviour MentorWolverhampton | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Help young people find their confidence and their directionAre you a graduate who wants to do something meaningful with your degree and make a positive impact on young people's lives?Do you have the confidence, patience and resilience to support students who may face challenges with behaviour, attendance or engagement?We are working with a supportive secondary school in Wolverhampton who are looking for an enthusiastic Graduate Pastoral & Behaviour Mentor to join their team.This is a fantastic opportunity to gain valuable experience within education while developing the skills needed for a future career in teaching, pastoral care, youth work, psychology or SEND.The RoleYou'll work closely with students who need additional encouragement and guidance to engage positively with school.Whether you're helping a student manage their behaviour, rebuild their confidence or simply providing a consistent adult presence during the school day, you'll play an important role in helping young people overcome barriers to learning.Your responsibilities will include: Providing 1:1 and small-group mentoringDeveloping positive and trusting relationships with studentsSupporting young people with behaviour, attendance and engagementHelping students develop confidence, resilience and independenceEncouraging positive choices and attitudes towards schoolSupporting students who may have additional needs or challenging circumstancesHelping identify barriers that may be affecting students' learning or progressWorking alongside teachers and the wider pastoral teamSupporting a calm, positive and inclusive school environmentActing as a reliable and consistent role model for young people What are we looking for?We're looking for a graduate who is passionate about supporting young people and helping them reach their potential.You'll ideally have: A minimum 2:1 degreeExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsA confident, approachable and professional mannerPatience, resilience and empathyThe ability to establish positive relationships while maintaining appropriate boundariesThe confidence to remain calm and consistent in challenging situationsA proactive and positive attitudeAn interest in developing a long-term career working with young people Previous experience working with children or young people is desirable but not essential.Experience in tutoring, mentoring, coaching, volunteering, youth work or similar settings would be advantageous, but we're also interested in graduates who can demonstrate the right attitude, personality and commitment to supporting students.What can you gain from the role?This is an opportunity to gain genuine hands-on experience within a secondary school and develop practical skills that will be valuable throughout your career.You'll develop experience in: Supporting young people's behaviour and wellbeingBuilding effective professional relationshipsMentoring and motivating studentsIdentifying barriers to learningSupporting students with different needs and circumstancesWorking alongside teachers and experienced pastoral professionalsDeveloping your communication, confidence and professional skills The role could be particularly valuable for graduates considering teacher training, youth work, educational psychology, counselling, SEND or wider pastoral careers.Ready to make an impact?If you're a graduate who wants to support young people, gain valuable school experience and build a career helping others, we'd love to hear from you.Send your CV and cover letter to Abbie at KPI Education today.INDEDU 

Graduate Pastoral & Behaviour MentorCoventry | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Ready to make a diffe... Graduate Pastoral & Behaviour MentorCoventry | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Ready to make a difference beyond the classroom?Are you a graduate who wants to help young people build confidence, overcome challenges and get the most from their education?Do you have the resilience, patience and communication skills to support students who may need additional guidance with behaviour, attendance or engagement?We are working with a supportive secondary school in Coventry who are looking for a dedicated Graduate Pastoral & Behaviour Mentor to join their team.This is an excellent opportunity for a graduate looking to gain meaningful experience in education, particularly if you're considering a future career in teaching, pastoral support, youth work, psychology or SEND.The RoleAs a Graduate Pastoral & Behaviour Mentor, you'll work closely with students who may need additional support to engage positively with school and their learning.You'll help students recognise barriers, develop positive strategies and build the confidence and independence they need to succeed.Your responsibilities will include: Providing 1:1 and small-group mentoringBuilding positive, professional relationships with studentsSupporting young people with behaviour, attendance and engagementHelping students develop confidence, resilience and independenceEncouraging students to make positive choices and take responsibility for their actionsSupporting students who may have additional needs or challenging circumstancesIdentifying barriers to learning and working with staff to address themWorking closely with teachers and the wider pastoral teamHelping promote a calm, respectful and inclusive school environmentActing as a consistent and positive role model throughout the school day Who are we looking for?We're looking for a graduate who is genuinely interested in working with young people and making a positive impact.You'll ideally have: A minimum 2:1 degreeExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsA confident and approachable mannerPatience, resilience and emotional awarenessThe ability to build positive relationships while maintaining appropriate boundariesThe confidence to remain calm and consistent when dealing with challenging situationsA proactive and enthusiastic approachA genuine interest in developing a career within education or pastoral support Previous experience working with young people is desirable but not essential.Experience through tutoring, mentoring, coaching, volunteering, youth work or similar roles would be advantageous, but we're also keen to hear from graduates who can demonstrate the right attitude, personality and commitment to supporting students.What can you gain?This role offers the opportunity to gain valuable, hands-on experience within a secondary school while developing practical skills that can support your future career.You'll gain experience in: Pastoral support and student mentoringBehaviour support and positive relationship-buildingSupporting students with different needs and circumstancesEncouraging engagement and positive attitudes towards educationWorking alongside experienced teachers and pastoral professionalsIdentifying and responding to barriers to learningDeveloping your communication, confidence and professional skills The role could be an excellent stepping stone towards teacher training, youth work, educational psychology, counselling, SEND or wider pastoral careers.Ready to take the next step?If you're a graduate who wants to support young people, gain meaningful school experience and build a career where you can make a difference, we'd love to hear from you.Send your CV and cover letter to Abbie at KPI Education today.INDEDU 

Graduate SEND Teaching AssistantCoventry | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Start your career by making a... Graduate SEND Teaching AssistantCoventry | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Start your career by making a differenceAre you a graduate who wants to work with young people and help them overcome barriers to learning?Do you have the patience, empathy and enthusiasm to support students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)?Perhaps you're considering a future career in teaching, educational psychology, therapy, counselling or specialist SEND support, and want to gain valuable experience in a school environment first.We are working with an inclusive secondary school in Coventry who are looking for a committed Graduate SEND Teaching Assistant to join their team.This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience supporting students with a range of additional needs while working alongside experienced teachers and SEND professionals.The RoleAs a Graduate SEND Teaching Assistant, you'll provide tailored support to students who need additional help to access their education and develop their confidence.You will: Provide 1:1 and small-group supportto students with SENDHelp students access lessons and engage with the curriculumSupport pupils to work towards their individual targetsAssist students with developing confidence, independence and communication skillsBuild positive and trusting relationships with young peopleSupport students with their academic, social and emotional developmentWork closely with teachers, the SENDCO and pastoral teamAdapt your approach to meet individual students' needsEncourage positive engagement and participation in school lifeProvide feedback and observations around student progress where appropriate Students may have a range of additional needs, including Autism (ASC), ADHD, Speech and Language Needs and Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs.Who are we looking for?We're keen to hear from graduates who have: A 2:1 degree or above, ideally in Psychology, Education, Childhood Studies or a related subjectA genuine interest in supporting young people with SENDExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsPatience, empathy and resilienceThe ability to build positive and professional relationshipsA proactive and adaptable approachA genuine desire to help students overcome barriers and achieve their potential We're particularly interested in graduates considering a future career in education, educational psychology, counselling, therapy or SEND provision.Previous school experience isn't essential.Experience working with children or young people through tutoring, mentoring, volunteering, coaching or similar roles would be advantageous, but the most important thing is that you have the right attitude and genuine commitment to supporting young people.What can you gain from the role?This is an opportunity to gain valuable, hands-on experience within a secondary school and develop a deeper understanding of SEND.You'll have the opportunity to: Work alongside an experienced SEND teamDevelop practical skills supporting students with additional needsGain experience in 1:1 and small-group supportDevelop your communication, mentoring and interpersonal skillsLearn more about inclusive education and specialist supportAccess training and professional development opportunitiesBuild valuable experience for teacher training and other education-based careers Ready to take the next step?If you're a graduate who wants to gain meaningful experience, support young people and build a career in education or SEND, we'd love to hear from you.Send your CV and covering letter to Abbie at KPI Education today.INDEDU 

Early Career Teacher (ECT)Birmingham & West Midlands | Full-Time | Permanent | £34,069-£46,940R... Early Career Teacher (ECT)Birmingham & West Midlands | Full-Time | Permanent | £34,069-£46,940Ready to start your teaching career?Are you currently completing your teacher training and looking ahead to your first teaching role?Perhaps you're keen to find a school where you can build your confidence, develop your practice and have the right support around you as you begin your ECT journey.KPI Education is working with a range of primary and secondary schools across Birmingham and the wider West Midlands, offering full-time, permanent opportunities for Early Career Teachers.Whether you're training in Primary, Secondary, SEN, STEM, Humanities, Languages or the Arts, we can help you find a role that matches your experience, interests and career ambitions.What can you expect?Starting your career in the right school can make a huge difference. Our partner schools are looking for enthusiastic ECTs who are ready to contribute to school life while continuing to develop as teachers.Depending on the school and role, you can expect: A full-time, permanent teaching positionA supportive and structured ECT induction programmeGuidance and mentoring from experienced teaching professionalsRegular opportunities for CPD and professional developmentSupport as you develop your classroom practice and confidenceOpportunities to work within positive and collaborative school communitiesThe chance to teach within a range of primary, secondary and SEN settings What we're looking forWe're keen to speak to trainee teachers who: Hold or are on track to achieve QTSAre available to begin a full-time teaching positionHave completed successful teaching placementsCan demonstrate a genuine passion for working with young peopleAre committed to creating positive learning environmentsHave strong communication and interpersonal skillsAre resilient, reflective and open to developing their practiceWant to establish themselves within the teaching profession We're interested in the individual as well as your academic background. Whether you're looking for your first primary teaching role, a secondary subject post or an SEN opportunity, we'll work with you to identify suitable vacancies.Why work with KPI Education?Finding your first teaching position can feel like a lot to navigate alongside completing your training.That's where we come in.We'll support you throughout the process, including: Identifying suitable ECT vacanciesMatching your experience and preferences with schoolsPreparing you for interviewsProviding guidance throughout the recruitment processHelping you secure a role where you can develop and thrive as an early career teacher Ready to start your teaching career?If you're completing your teacher training and are looking for your first permanent teaching role, we'd love to hear from you.Send your CV and covering letter to Abbie at KPI Education today. INDTEA 

Graduate SEND Teaching AssistantWolverhampton | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Could you help a young p... Graduate SEND Teaching AssistantWolverhampton | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Could you help a young person unlock their potential?Are you a graduate who is passionate about supporting young people and helping them overcome challenges within education?Do you have the patience, empathy and resilience to work with students who require additional support?We are working with an inclusive secondary school in Wolverhampton who are looking for an enthusiastic Graduate SEND Teaching Assistant to join their team.This is a fantastic opportunity for a graduate who is considering a future career in teaching, educational psychology, therapy, counselling or SEND, and wants to gain meaningful experience before taking their next step.About the RoleYou'll work as part of the school's wider SEND team, providing personalised support to students with a range of additional needs.You'll help students access their learning, develop independence and build confidence, while working closely with experienced teachers and SEND professionals.Your responsibilities will include: Providing 1:1 and small-group supportto students with SENDHelping students access lessons and engage with the curriculumSupporting pupils to work towards their individual targetsReinforcing learning and providing additional guidance where neededHelping students develop their confidence, independence and communication skillsBuilding positive and trusting relationships with young peopleSupporting students' academic, social and emotional developmentWorking closely with teachers, the SENDCO and pastoral teamAdapting your approach to suit individual students and their needsSharing relevant observations and feedback around student progress Students may have a range of additional needs, including Autism (ASC), ADHD, Speech and Language Needs and Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs.Who are we looking for?We're keen to hear from graduates who have: A 2:1 degree or above, ideally in Psychology, Education, Childhood Studies or a related subjectA genuine interest in working with young people with SENDExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsPatience, empathy and resilienceThe ability to establish positive and professional relationshipsA flexible and adaptable approachA genuine commitment to helping students succeed We're particularly interested in graduates looking to build a career in education, educational psychology, counselling, therapy or specialist SEND support.Previous school experience isn't essential.Experience working with children or young people through tutoring, mentoring, volunteering, coaching or similar roles would be beneficial, but we're looking for graduates who can demonstrate the right attitude, enthusiasm and commitment to supporting students.What can you gain?This role provides an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience within a secondary school and develop your understanding of supporting young people with additional needs.You'll have the opportunity to: Work alongside experienced SEND professionalsGain practical experience supporting students with a variety of needsDevelop your skills in 1:1 and small-group supportBuild confidence communicating with young peopleDevelop valuable mentoring and interpersonal skillsGain insight into inclusive education and SEND provisionAccess training and professional development opportunitiesBuild experience for teacher training and wider education-based careers Ready to make a difference?If you're a graduate who wants to gain meaningful school experience while helping young people build confidence, independence and a positive approach to learning, we'd love to hear from you.Send your CV and covering letter to Abbie at KPI Education today.INDEDU 

Graduate Learning Support AssistantWolverhampton | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Make a difference bey... Graduate Learning Support AssistantWolverhampton | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Make a difference beyond the classroomAre you a graduate who wants to work with young people and help them overcome barriers to learning?Do you have the patience, empathy and resilience needed to support students with additional needs and help them feel more confident in their education?We are working with a welcoming and inclusive secondary school in Wolverhampton who are looking for a motivated Graduate Learning Support Assistant (LSA) to join their team.This is a fantastic opportunity to gain practical experience in a school environment while developing your understanding of Special Educational Needs and building skills for a future career in teaching, SEN, educational psychology or wider education.The RoleAs a Graduate LSA, you'll work alongside teachers and the school's support team to provide personalised assistance to students with a range of additional needs.You'll help students to access the curriculum, stay engaged with their learning and develop greater confidence and independence.Your responsibilities will include: Providing 1:1 and small-group supportto students with SENHelping pupils access lessons and participate in classroom activitiesReinforcing learning and providing additional explanations where neededSupporting students to remain focused, engaged and motivatedHelping young people develop their social, emotional and communication skillsAssisting teachers with differentiated learning activitiesBuilding positive and supportive relationships with studentsWorking closely with teachers, the SENCO and wider support staffSharing relevant observations about student progress and wellbeingEncouraging students to develop their independence and confidence Students may have a range of additional needs, including autism, ADHD and dyslexia.What are we looking for?The successful candidate will have: A strong academic background, ideally a 2:1 degree or aboveA genuine interest in supporting young peopleExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsPatience, empathy and resilienceA positive and encouraging approachThe ability to establish positive relationships with studentsA willingness to learn and develop their skills within the role Previous experience working with children or young people is desirable, but not essential.Experience in tutoring, mentoring, volunteering, coaching or similar roles would be beneficial, but we're also keen to hear from graduates who can demonstrate the right attitude, compassion and commitment to supporting young people.What can this role offer you?You'll gain valuable hands-on experience within a secondary school, developing your understanding of SEN while working alongside experienced education professionals.The role will allow you to: Develop practical experience supporting students with additional needsBuild confidence working in a classroom environmentDevelop your communication, mentoring and interpersonal skillsGain insight into the role of teachers, LSAs and the wider SEN teamAccess training and professional development opportunitiesBuild experience for teacher training or future education-based careersBecome part of a supportive and inclusive school community Ready to take the next step?If you're a graduate who wants to support young people, gain meaningful school experience and develop a career in education, we'd love to hear from you.Send your CV and covering letter to Abbie at KPI Education today.INDEDU 

Graduate English Teaching AssistantWolverhampton | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Turn your passion for... Graduate English Teaching AssistantWolverhampton | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Turn your passion for English into classroom experienceAre you an English graduate who loves language, literature and helping others understand ideas?Would you like to gain practical experience in a secondary school before pursuing a career in teaching, tutoring or education?We are working with a welcoming secondary school in Wolverhampton who are looking for an enthusiastic Graduate English Teaching Assistant to join their team.This is a fantastic opportunity to use the skills and knowledge you've developed through your degree while helping students become more confident readers, writers and communicators.The RoleYou'll work alongside experienced members of the English department, providing additional support to students across the curriculum.You'll have the opportunity to work 1:1, in small groups and within lessons, supporting students with different abilities, learning needs and levels of confidence.Your responsibilities will include: Providing 1:1 and small-group supportacross EnglishSupporting students with reading, writing and comprehensionHelping pupils develop their analytical and critical-thinking skillsSupporting essay writing and helping studentsstructure and develop their ideasReinforcing challenging topics and explaining concepts clearlyEncouraging students to engage with English Language and LiteratureAssisting teachers with differentiated activities and classroom tasksHelping students develop confidence and independent learning skillsProviding additional literacy support where requiredBuilding positive and encouraging relationships with studentsWorking collaboratively with teachers and the wider school teamProviding feedback and observations on student progress where appropriate What are we looking for?We're looking for a graduate who can combine strong English subject knowledge with a genuine interest in supporting young people.You'll ideally have: An English, English Literature or closely related degree, ideally at 2:1 or aboveStrong written and verbal communication skillsExcellent knowledge of your subjectThe ability to communicate ideas clearly and adapt your explanationsA genuine interest in working with young peoplePatience, enthusiasm and a positive attitudeThe confidence to build positive relationships with students Previous school experience isn't essential.Experience in tutoring, mentoring, volunteering or other roles working with young people would be beneficial, but we're equally interested in graduates who have the right attitude, communication skills and enthusiasm to succeed.What can you gain from the role?This is an opportunity to gain valuable, hands-on experience within a secondary school while developing skills that can support your future career.You'll have the opportunity to: Gain practical classroom experienceDevelop your confidence working with young peopleStrengthen your communication and mentoring skillsSupport students with a range of abilities and learning needsLearn from experienced English teachersGain an insight into life within a secondary schoolAccess training and professional development opportunitiesBuild valuable experience for teacher training, tutoring or wider education careers Ready to take the next step?If you're an English graduate looking to put your degree into practice, gain valuable classroom experience and help young people discover their potential, we'd love to hear from you.Send your CV and covering letter to Abbie at KPI Education today.INDEDU 

Graduate English Teaching AssistantCoventry | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Could your English degree... Graduate English Teaching AssistantCoventry | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Could your English degree inspire a future generation of readers and writers?Are you an English graduate with a passion for language, literature and communication?Perhaps you're considering a career in teaching, tutoring or education and want to gain valuable experience in a secondary school before taking the next step.We are working with a supportive secondary school in Coventry who are looking for a motivated Graduate English Teaching Assistant to join their team.This is a fantastic opportunity to put your degree to practical use while helping students develop their literacy, confidence and communication skills.The RoleWorking alongside experienced English teachers, you'll provide additional support to students across the English curriculum.You'll work with pupils 1:1, in small groups and within the classroom, helping learners overcome barriers, strengthen their skills and become more confident in their ability.Your responsibilities will include: Providing 1:1 and small-group supportacross EnglishHelping students develop their reading, writing and comprehensionSupporting pupils with essay writing, analysis and developing ideasHelping students engage with English Language and LiteratureBreaking down challenging concepts and explaining them in an accessible wayAssisting teachers with differentiated classroom activitiesEncouraging positive participation and engagement in English lessonsHelping students develop confidence and independent learning skillsProviding additional literacy support where requiredWorking collaboratively with English teachers and the wider school teamSharing observations and feedback on student progress where appropriate Who are we looking for?We're looking for a graduate who can bring both strong subject knowledge and enthusiasm for working with young people.You'll ideally have: An English, English Literature or closely related degree, ideally at 2:1 or aboveStrong written and verbal communication skillsExcellent knowledge of your subjectThe ability to explain ideas clearly and confidentlyA genuine interest in supporting young peoplePatience, enthusiasm and a positive approachThe ability to build positive relationships with students Previous classroom experience isn't essential.Experience through tutoring, mentoring, volunteering or working with young people would be advantageous, but we're also keen to hear from graduates who have the right personality, communication skills and desire to make a difference.What can you gain?This role offers the opportunity to gain genuine hands-on experience within a secondary school while developing skills that will support your future career.You'll have the chance to: Build confidence working with young peopleDevelop your mentoring and communication skillsGain experience supporting students with different abilities and learning needsSee how an English department operates day-to-dayLearn from experienced teaching professionalsDevelop practical classroom experienceAccess training and professional development opportunitiesBuild valuable experience for teacher training, tutoring or wider education careers Ready to take the next step?If you're an English graduate who wants to share your passion for the subject, gain valuable classroom experience and help young people develop their confidence, we'd love to hear from you.Send your CV and covering letter to Abbie at KPI Education today.INDEDU 

Graduate English Teaching AssistantBirmingham | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Love English? Bring your... Graduate English Teaching AssistantBirmingham | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Love English? Bring your subject to life for the next generation.Are you an English graduate who enjoys reading, writing, discussion and exploring ideas?Are you considering teaching, tutoring or a career in education, and looking for the opportunity to gain genuine classroom experience before taking your next step?A supportive secondary school in Birmingham is looking for an enthusiastic Graduate English Teaching Assistant to join its English department.This is an exciting opportunity to take the knowledge you've developed through your degree and use it to help young people become more confident readers, writers and communicators.The RoleYou'll work alongside experienced English teachers, providing additional support to students across the English curriculum.You could be working 1:1, in small groups or within the wider classroom, supporting students with different abilities and levels of confidence.Your responsibilities will include: Providing 1:1 and small-group supportacross EnglishHelping students develop their reading, writing and comprehension skillsSupporting pupils with essay writing, analysis and structuring ideasHelping students engage with English Literature and LanguageBreaking down challenging concepts and providing additional explanationsAssisting teachers with differentiated classroom activities and learning tasksEncouraging students to participate positively in lessonsHelping learners develop confidence and independent study skillsProviding additional literacy support where requiredWorking collaboratively with English teachers and the wider school teamSharing relevant feedback on student progress Who are we looking for?We're keen to hear from graduates with: An English, English Literature or closely related degree, ideally at 2:1 or aboveStrong written and verbal communication skillsExcellent subject knowledge and a genuine enthusiasm for EnglishThe ability to communicate ideas clearly and engage young peopleA genuine interest in working within educationPatience, enthusiasm and a positive attitudeThe confidence to build positive relationships with students Previous school experience isn't essential.Tutoring, mentoring, volunteering or experience working with young people would be beneficial, but we're also interested in graduates who have the subject knowledge, personality and enthusiasm to make a positive impact.Why apply?This role gives you the chance to gain real classroom experience while putting your English degree into practice.You'll develop valuable skills in: Supporting and mentoring young peopleCommunicating ideas clearlyEncouraging student confidence and engagementAdapting support for different learnersWorking collaboratively with experienced teachersUnderstanding how a secondary English department operates The experience would be particularly valuable if you're considering teacher training, tutoring or a wider career in education.Ready to turn your degree into a career?If you're an English graduate who wants to share your passion for the subject, gain valuable school experience and help young people find their confidence, we'd love to hear from you.Send your CV and covering letter to Abbie at KPI Education today.INDEDU 

Graduate Learning Support AssistantCoventry | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Could you be the person wh... Graduate Learning Support AssistantCoventry | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Could you be the person who helps a young person believe in themselves?Are you a graduate who wants to make a meaningful difference to young people's education and wellbeing?Perhaps you're considering a future career in teaching, SEN, educational psychology or another education-based role, and want to gain valuable school experience before taking your next step.We are working with an inclusive and supportive secondary school in Coventry who are looking for a compassionate Graduate Learning Support Assistant (LSA) to join their team.This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience supporting students with additional needs while learning from experienced teachers and support staff.What will you be doing?As a Graduate LSA, you'll provide tailored support to students who may need additional help to access their learning and participate fully in school life.You'll work closely with teachers and the wider support team, helping students to develop their confidence, independence and ability to engage with learning.Your responsibilities will include: Providing 1:1 and small-group supportfor students with SENHelping students access lessons, activities and the wider curriculumSupporting pupils to remain engaged, focused and motivatedReinforcing learning and helping students develop their independenceSupporting students' social, emotional and communication skillsAssisting teachers with differentiated classroom activitiesBuilding positive and trusting relationships with individual studentsWorking closely with teachers, the SENCO and wider support staffSharing relevant information regarding student progress and wellbeingProviding a calm, consistent and encouraging presence throughout the school day Students may have a range of additional needs, including autism, ADHD and dyslexia.What are we looking for?We're looking for graduates who can demonstrate: A strong academic background, ideally a 2:1 degree or aboveA genuine interest in working with young peopleExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsPatience, empathy and resilienceA consistently positive and supportive approachThe ability to build strong relationships with studentsA willingness to learn and develop within the role Previous experience working with children or young people is desirable but not essential.Experience through tutoring, mentoring, volunteering, coaching or similar settings would be beneficial, but we're particularly interested in graduates who have the right attitude, compassion and enthusiasm to support students.What can you gain from this role?This is an opportunity to gain genuine, hands-on experience within a secondary school while developing your understanding of SEN and inclusive education.You'll have the opportunity to: Build practical experience supporting students with additional needsDevelop your confidence within a classroom environmentStrengthen your communication, mentoring and interpersonal skillsLearn from experienced teachers and education professionalsAccess training and professional development opportunitiesGain valuable experience for teacher training and future education careersBecome part of a collaborative and inclusive school community Ready to make a difference?If you're a graduate who wants to support young people, develop valuable experience and build a career in education, we'd love to hear from you.Send your CV and covering letter to Abbie at KPI Education today.INDEDU 

MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE ENGINEER Job Title: Mechanical Maintenance EngineerLocation: NuneatonSalary:... MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE ENGINEER Job Title: Mechanical Maintenance EngineerLocation: NuneatonSalary: £44,000 - £49,000Shift: LatesI'm working with a fast-paced, expanding producer looking to recruit a Mechanical Maintenance Engineer to join their growing team.In this role, you'll be responsible for the mechanical maintenance of production equipment, including fault finding, responding to breakdowns, and carrying out planned preventative maintenance to ensure machinery operates efficiently and reliably. You'll also support continuous improvement projects, machinery upgrades, and equipment installations, working closely with production teams to maximise performance and minimise downtime.This is a great opportunity to join a business that is investing in its site, equipment, and people, offering strong job security, ongoing training and development, and a supportive, team-focused working environment.Sector - Manufacturer Non-Negotiable Requirements of the Maintenance Engineer Mechanical BackgroundHands on experience with pre-planned, reactive and breakdown maintenance.Engineering Qualification Requirements for the Maintenance Engineer Strong mechanical skillsFault-Finding experienceExperience working within a production environmentWorked on hydraulics and pneumatics systems Desirable Requirements for the Maintenance Engineer Experience with working  with belts, bearings, pulleys, shafts, gearboxes, chains, pumps, hydraulics.Welding experienceCan do attitude and driven The Maintenance Engineer will benefit from Working for a recognised market-leading business.Excellent benefits package including pension, onsite parking.Training and development opportunities for engineers.If you are interested in this role and feel that you have the right skills, then please click apply at the bottom of this advert. For further details contact Salma Mousrij at Pioneer SelectionAs a registered candidate with Pioneer Selection Ltd, you automatically become eligible for our referral scheme.You will receive £250 for every candidate we place in permanent employment who has been recommended by you. Terms and Conditions apply please see our website for further details. 

Graduate Learning Support AssistantBirmingham | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Start your career suppor... Graduate Learning Support AssistantBirmingham | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Start your career supporting young people to thriveAre you a graduate who is passionate about helping young people overcome barriers to learning?Would you like to gain practical experience in a secondary school while developing your understanding of Special Educational Needs?We are looking for a dedicated Graduate Learning Support Assistant (LSA) to join an inclusive secondary school in Birmingham. This is a fantastic opportunity for a graduate who wants to gain meaningful experience working with students and is considering a future career in teaching, SEN, educational psychology or another education-based profession.The RoleAs a Graduate LSA, you'll work closely with teachers and the school's wider support team to help students get the most from their education.You'll provide tailored support to students with a range of additional needs, helping them to access learning, develop their independence and grow in confidence.Your responsibilities will include: Providing 1:1 and small-group supportto students with SENSupporting students to access classroom learning and activitiesHelping pupils stay focused, engaged and motivatedReinforcing learning and adapting support to suit individual needsSupporting students with their social, emotional and communication skillsAssisting teachers with differentiated activities and learning tasksBuilding positive and trusting relationships with studentsWorking collaboratively with teachers, the SENCO and wider support staffSharing relevant observations around student progress and wellbeingEncouraging students to develop greater confidence and independence Students may have a range of additional needs, including autism, ADHD and dyslexia.Who are we looking for?We're keen to hear from graduates who have: A strong academic background, ideally a 2:1 degree or aboveA genuine interest in supporting young people and their learningExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsPatience, resilience and empathyA positive and adaptable approachThe ability to build strong relationships with studentsA genuine commitment to helping young people achieve their potential Previous experience working with children or young people is desirable but not essential.Whether you've gained experience through tutoring, mentoring, volunteering, coaching or another setting, we'd love to hear from you. Most importantly, you'll need the right attitude, compassion and enthusiasm to make a positive difference.Why Apply?This role provides an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience within a secondary school while developing a practical understanding of SEN and inclusive education.You'll have the opportunity to: Develop your experience supporting students with additional needsBuild confidence working within a classroom environmentDevelop your communication, mentoring and support skillsLearn from experienced teachers and education professionalsAccess training and professional development opportunitiesGain valuable experience for teacher training or future education-based careersBecome part of a collaborative and supportive school team Ready to take your next step?If you're a graduate who wants to build meaningful experience in education and help young people overcome barriers to learning, we'd love to hear from you.Send your CV and covering letter to Abbie at KPI Education today.INDEDU 

Graduate Maths Teaching AssistantWolverhampton | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Use your Maths degree t... Graduate Maths Teaching AssistantWolverhampton | Full-Time | £20,000-£25,000Use your Maths degree to make a difference in the classroomAre you a Mathematics graduate looking for a role where you can put your degree to practical use?Do you enjoy working through problems, explaining ideas and helping others develop their understanding?We are working with a supportive secondary school in Wolverhampton who are looking for an enthusiastic Graduate Maths Teaching Assistant to join their team. This is an excellent opportunity to gain valuable school-based experience while supporting students to become more confident and independent in Maths.The RoleWorking alongside the school's experienced Maths teachers, you'll provide additional support to students who may need further guidance with their learning.You'll have the opportunity to work with pupils 1:1, in small groups and within the classroom, giving you experience of supporting learners with a range of abilities and needs.Your responsibilities will include: Providing 1:1 and small-group supportin MathsHelping students understand and apply mathematical conceptsBreaking down more challenging topics into manageable stepsSupporting pupils with problem-solving, reasoning and independent learningHelping students develop confidence where they find Maths challengingAssisting teachers with classroom activities and differentiated tasksEncouraging positive participation and engagementSupporting students to become more independent in their learningWorking collaboratively with teachers and the wider school teamSharing observations and feedback on student progress where appropriate What are we looking for?The successful candidate will have: A Mathematics or closely related degree, ideally at 2:1 or aboveStrong mathematical knowledge and analytical skillsThe ability to communicate and explain ideas clearlyA genuine interest in working with young peopleExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsA patient, supportive and enthusiastic approachThe confidence to build positive relationships with students You don't need previous classroom experience.If you've worked with young people through tutoring, mentoring, coaching, volunteering or another setting, that's great - but we're also keen to hear from graduates who simply have the right attitude and a genuine desire to help students succeed.What can you gain from the role?This is a great opportunity to develop real-world experience within a secondary school and gain an insight into what a career in education could look like.You'll develop experience in: Supporting students with different learning needsCommunicating complex ideas in an accessible wayMentoring and motivating young peopleSupporting classroom learningWorking alongside experienced teaching professionalsDeveloping your confidence and transferable skills The role could provide excellent preparation for teacher training, tutoring or a wider career in education.Ready for your next step?If you're a Maths graduate who wants to use your subject knowledge, gain valuable experience and help young people grow in confidence, we'd love to hear from you.Send your CV and covering letter to Abbie at KPI Education today.INDEDU