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Graduate Learning Support AssistantLocation: Liverpool, L8School: Primary SchoolRole: Learning Suppo... Graduate Learning Support AssistantLocation: Liverpool, L8School: Primary SchoolRole: Learning Support AssistantSalary: £110–£150 per dayStart date: ASAPContract: Full-time, Monday–FridayAre you a Graduate with a 2:1 or above looking to gain valuable experience working with children?We are recruiting for a Graduate Learning Support Assistant to join a supportive primary school in Liverpool, L8.This is an excellent opportunity for a high-achieving graduate looking to build experience within primary education and develop a career in teaching, education or SEN.The role: Supporting pupils across the primary school Providing 1:1 and small-group support Supporting pupils with their academic development Assisting with phonics, reading, writing and numeracy Supporting pupils with additional learning needs Helping children develop confidence, independence and engagement Working closely with class teachers and the SEN team Supporting classroom activities and behaviour The ideal candidate: Degree in any relevant subject 2:1 degree classification or above – essential Passionate about working with children Confident, patient and approachable Strong communication and interpersonal skills Interested in pursuing a career in teaching, education or SEN Previous experience working with children is desirable but not essential DBS required – applicants without a DBS can be supported through the process.This is a fantastic opportunity for a 2:1+ Graduate to gain hands-on primary school experience while developing valuable classroom, pastoral and SEN skills.Interviews are taking place now – apply today!INDEDU

Chemistry Graduate Learning Support AssistantLocation: Tower Hamlets, London – E1School: Secondary S... Chemistry Graduate Learning Support AssistantLocation: Tower Hamlets, London – E1School: Secondary SchoolRole: Learning Support AssistantPay: £110–£150 per dayStart date: ASAPContract: Full-time, Monday–FridayAre you a Chemistry Graduate looking to gain valuable experience within a secondary school?We are currently recruiting for a Chemistry Graduate Learning Support Assistant to join a supportive secondary school in Tower Hamlets, E1.The role: Supporting students across the secondary school Providing 1:1 and small-group support Supporting students with their academic development Assisting with Science and Chemistry lessons Helping students understand challenging scientific concepts Working alongside teachers and the SEN team Supporting students with additional learning needs Helping students build confidence, independence and engagement The ideal candidate: Chemistry degree – 2:1 or above Strong academic background in Chemistry Passionate about education and supporting young people Confident, patient and approachable Strong communication and interpersonal skills Interested in pursuing a career in teaching, education, Science or a related field Previous experience working with children or young people is desirable but not essential DBS required – applicants without a DBS can be supported through the process.This is an excellent opportunity for a Chemistry Graduate to gain hands-on experience in a secondary school while developing valuable classroom, pastoral and SEN experience.Interviews are taking place now – apply today!INDEDU

Geography Graduate Learning Support AssistantLocation: Stratford, London – E15School: Secondary Scho... Geography Graduate Learning Support AssistantLocation: Stratford, London – E15School: Secondary SchoolRole: Learning Support AssistantPay: £110–£150 per dayStart date: ASAPContract: Full-time, Monday–FridayAre you a Geography Graduate looking to gain valuable experience working with young people and develop a career within education?We are currently recruiting for a Geography Graduate Learning Support Assistant to join a supportive secondary school in Stratford, East London.The role: Supporting students across the secondary school Providing 1:1 and small-group support Supporting students with their academic development Assisting students with their understanding of Geography and wider subjects Working alongside teachers and the SEN team Helping students develop confidence, independence and engagement Supporting classroom activities and behaviour management The ideal candidate: Geography degree, ideally 2:1 or above Passionate about education and working with young people Confident, patient and approachable Strong communication and interpersonal skills Interested in pursuing a career in teaching or education Previous experience working with children or young people is desirable but not essential DBS required – applicants without a DBS can be supported through the process.This is an excellent opportunity for a Geography Graduate to gain hands-on secondary school experience and develop valuable classroom and pastoral skills.Interviews are taking place now – apply today!INDEDU

Psychology Graduate Learning Support AssistantLocation: Walthamstow, E17School: Secondary SchoolRole... Psychology Graduate Learning Support AssistantLocation: Walthamstow, E17School: Secondary SchoolRole: Learning Support AssistantPay: £110–£150 per dayStart date: ASAPContract: Full-time, Monday–FridayAre you a Psychology Graduate looking to gain valuable experience working with young people and develop a career within education?We are currently recruiting for a Psychology Graduate Learning Support Assistant to join a supportive secondary school in Walthamstow, E17.The role: Supporting students across the secondary school Providing 1:1 and small-group support Supporting students with additional learning needs Helping students develop confidence, independence and engagement Working alongside teachers and the SEN team Using your Psychology knowledge to understand and support students' individual needs Assisting with classroom activities and behaviour support The ideal candidate: Psychology degree, ideally 2:1 or above Passionate about supporting young people Confident, patient and approachable Strong communication and interpersonal skills Interested in pursuing a career in education, SEN, educational psychology or a related field Previous experience working with children or young people is desirable but not essential DBS required – applicants without a DBS can be supported through the process.This is an excellent opportunity for a Psychology Graduate to gain hands-on experience within a secondary school while working alongside experienced teaching and SEN professionals.Interviews are taking place now – apply today!INDEDU

Graduate Learning Support AssistantHave you recently graduated and want to put your skills and knowl... Graduate Learning Support AssistantHave you recently graduated and want to put your skills and knowledge to use supporting children to grow in confidence, overcome challenges, and succeed in the classroom?Are you considering a future career in education, psychology, or Special Educational Needs and looking for meaningful school-based experience to help you take that next step?Do you enjoy building positive relationships with young people and helping them develop the confidence, independence, and skills they need to reach their potential?If you’re a compassionate, motivated graduate looking for a role where every day brings the opportunity to make a difference, this Graduate Learning Support Assistant position at a welcoming Bradford school could be the perfect fit.About the Role: Graduate Learning Support Assistant Full-time, term-time position commencing October 2026Earn up to £560 per weekMonday-Friday, 32.5 hours per weekJoin a highly regarded Bradford school with excellent public transport linksGraduates with a 2:1 or above in Psychology, Education, or a related discipline encouraged to applyExcellent experience for aspiring Teachers, Educational Psychologists, Speech & Language Therapists, and SEN professionalsProvide tailored 1:1 and small-group support for pupils with additional learning needsWork alongside experienced teachers and support staff to create a positive, inclusive, and engaging learning environment In this rewarding role, you’ll become an important part of the school’s wider support team, helping pupils overcome barriers to learning and develop the confidence they need to succeed.Whether you’re supporting a child with their academic work, encouraging greater independence, or helping them develop their social and emotional skills, you’ll provide consistent, personalised support that can have a meaningful impact on their school experience.Working closely with teachers and other members of the support team, you’ll contribute to targeted interventions and help create a classroom environment where pupils feel understood, encouraged, and confident enough to take on new challenges.Key Responsibilities Provide personalised 1:1 and small-group support to pupils with additional learning needsAssist teachers with planning, preparing, and delivering engaging classroom activitiesEncourage pupils to develop academically, socially, and emotionallyAdapt support and learning approaches to reflect individual needs, strengths, and learning preferencesWork collaboratively with teachers, the SENCO, and relevant external professionals to support and monitor pupil developmentBuild positive and trusting relationships with pupils to encourage engagement and independence What We’re Looking For A graduate with a 2:1 or above in Psychology, Education, or a related subjectA genuine passion for supporting children and young peopleStrong communication, interpersonal, and teamwork skillsAn interest in SEN, child development, educational psychology, or teachingA patient, proactive, and compassionate approach to supporting pupilsSomeone who is keen to learn, develop, and gain meaningful experience within a school environment Ready to Take the Next Step?If you’re looking for more than a typical graduate role and want to gain hands-on school experience while helping young people overcome barriers and achieve their goals, this could be the opportunity you’ve been waiting for.Send your CV to Michael at KPI Education today to be considered for this Graduate Learning Support Assistant position and take your first step towards a rewarding career in education.INDEDU 

Graduate Learning Support Assistant Wolverhampton | Full-Time | £20,000–£25,000Build experience. Dev... Graduate Learning Support Assistant Wolverhampton | Full-Time | £20,000–£25,000Build experience. Develop your skills. Help young people reach their potential. Are you a graduate looking for a career that combines personal development with the opportunity to make a genuine difference?If you're interested in supporting young people, understanding additional learning needs and exploring a future in teaching, SEN, educational psychology or education, this could be the opportunity you've been looking for.KPI Education is recruiting a Graduate Learning Support Assistant (LSA) to join a welcoming and inclusive secondary school in Wolverhampton.You'll gain valuable insight into school life, working alongside experienced education professionals to help students overcome barriers, engage with their learning and develop greater independence.Your role in the school As part of the school's wider support team, you'll provide tailored assistance to students with a range of additional needs, helping them participate in lessons and make the most of their education.Your responsibilities will include: Delivering 1:1 and small-group support to students with SEN. Helping pupils engage with lessons, activities and curriculum content. Reinforcing key learning and explaining concepts where additional support is needed. Encouraging students to remain focused, motivated and involved in their education. Supporting the development of social, emotional and communication skills. Assisting teachers with differentiated learning activities. Creating positive and supportive relationships with students. Collaborating with teachers, the SENCO and wider support staff. Sharing relevant observations regarding student progress and wellbeing. Promoting confidence, independence and positive learning habits. Students may have a range of additional needs, including autism, ADHD and dyslexia.What will you bring to the team? We're looking for graduates who understand that supporting young people requires more than academic ability. Your approach, communication skills and willingness to learn will be just as important.Ideally, you'll have: A strong academic background, preferably a 2:1 degree or above. A genuine interest in working with young people. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Patience, empathy and resilience. A positive and encouraging attitude. The ability to establish constructive relationships with students. A willingness to develop your skills and understanding within the role. Previous experience working with children or young people is desirable, but not essential.Experience through tutoring, mentoring, volunteering, coaching or similar activities would be beneficial. However, we're also interested in graduates who can demonstrate the compassion, commitment and enthusiasm needed to support students effectively.What could you take away from this opportunity? For graduates considering a career in education, gaining first-hand experience can help develop both practical skills and a clearer understanding of the profession.You'll have the opportunity to: Build experience supporting students with additional needs. Develop confidence in a secondary school classroom. Strengthen your communication, mentoring and interpersonal abilities. Gain insight into the responsibilities of teachers, LSAs and the wider SEN team. Learn from experienced education professionals. Access training and professional development opportunities. Develop relevant experience for teacher training or future education-based careers. Become part of a supportive and inclusive school community. Your next chapter could start here. If you're a graduate ready to put your skills into practice, gain meaningful experience and help young people develop the confidence to succeed, we'd love to hear from you.Send your CV and covering letter to Abbie at KPI Education today.INDEDU

Graduate Learning Support Assistant Coventry | Full-Time | £20,000–£25,000Your first step into educa... Graduate Learning Support Assistant Coventry | Full-Time | £20,000–£25,000Your first step into education could make a lasting difference. Are you a graduate looking for a career where your skills, patience and enthusiasm can help young people overcome challenges and realise their potential?If you're interested in teaching, Special Educational Needs, educational psychology or a wider career in education, this could be an opportunity to gain valuable experience while discovering where your future career could take you.KPI Education is recruiting a Graduate Learning Support Assistant (LSA) to join an inclusive secondary school in Coventry.Working alongside experienced teachers and support professionals, you'll help students navigate their learning, build confidence and develop the independence to take on new challenges.The opportunity Every student learns differently. As a Graduate LSA, you'll help ensure that young people who require additional support can access their education and participate meaningfully in school life.You'll provide individualised assistance across lessons and activities, adapting your approach to help pupils feel supported, encouraged and able to progress.Your responsibilities will include: Delivering 1:1 and small-group support to students with SEN. Helping pupils access lessons, classroom activities and the wider curriculum. Encouraging positive engagement, concentration and motivation. Reinforcing learning and promoting independent working. Supporting the development of social, emotional and communication skills. Assisting teachers with differentiated activities and learning tasks. Establishing positive, trusting relationships with students. Liaising with teachers, the SENCO and wider support staff. Sharing relevant observations regarding student progress and wellbeing. Providing a consistent, calm and encouraging presence throughout the school day. Students may have a range of additional needs, including autism, ADHD and dyslexia.Who would thrive in this role? We're looking for graduates who are academically capable, approachable and genuinely motivated to support young people.You'll ideally demonstrate: A strong academic background, preferably a 2:1 degree or above. A genuine interest in education and working with young people. Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities. Patience, empathy and resilience. A positive, adaptable and supportive attitude. The ability to develop strong relationships with students. An eagerness to learn and grow professionally. You don't necessarily need previous school experience.Experience gained through tutoring, mentoring, volunteering, coaching or similar activities would be advantageous. However, we're particularly interested in your attitude, compassion and willingness to make a positive contribution.Invest in your future This role offers more than an introduction to school life. It's an opportunity to develop transferable skills and gain practical insight into supporting young people with additional needs.You'll have the opportunity to: Gain hands-on experience within a secondary school. Develop confidence supporting students with different learning needs. Strengthen your communication, mentoring and interpersonal skills. Build your understanding of SEN and inclusive education. Learn from experienced education professionals. Access training and professional development opportunities. Establish relevant experience for teacher training and future education careers. Join a collaborative and inclusive school community. Could this be the start of your education career? If you're a graduate who wants to turn your interest in education into practical experience, support young people to overcome barriers and develop skills for your own future, we'd love to hear from you.Send your CV and covering letter to Abbie at KPI Education today.INDEDU

Graduate Learning Support Assistant Birmingham | Full-Time | £20,000–£25,000Not every graduate caree... Graduate Learning Support Assistant Birmingham | Full-Time | £20,000–£25,000Not every graduate career starts behind a desk. Some start by changing lives. Are you a graduate who wants to do work that genuinely matters?If you're passionate about helping young people build confidence, overcome barriers and reach their potential, a career in education could be the direction for you.KPI Education is working with an inclusive secondary school in Birmingham seeking a Graduate Learning Support Assistant (LSA) to join its team.This opportunity is particularly suited to graduates considering future careers in teaching, Special Educational Needs, educational psychology or wider education-based professions, offering valuable first-hand experience of supporting young people with additional needs.Be part of every student's progress As a Graduate LSA, you'll work alongside teachers and the wider school support team to help students access learning and make progress in an environment where their individual needs are recognised.You'll provide tailored support, helping pupils develop their skills, strengthen their relationships and become increasingly confident and independent learners.Your responsibilities will include: Delivering 1:1 and small-group support to students with SEN. Helping pupils access classroom learning, activities and curriculum content. Encouraging students to remain focused, engaged and motivated. Reinforcing learning and adapting your approach to individual requirements. Supporting the development of social, emotional and communication skills. Assisting teachers with differentiated learning activities. Establishing positive, trusting relationships with students. Working collaboratively with teachers, the SENCO and wider support staff. Sharing relevant observations about student progress and wellbeing. Encouraging greater confidence, resilience and independence. Students may have a range of additional needs, including autism, ADHD and dyslexia.What qualities are we looking for? Academic ability is important, but so are empathy, patience and the ability to connect with young people.Ideally, you'll have: A strong academic background, preferably a 2:1 degree or above. A genuine interest in education and supporting young people. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Patience, resilience and empathy. A flexible and positive approach to different situations. The ability to establish supportive relationships with students. A commitment to helping young people overcome challenges and achieve their potential. Experience working with children or young people is desirable, but not essential.Perhaps you've gained experience through tutoring, mentoring, volunteering, coaching or another people-focused role. Whatever your background, we're interested in graduates who can demonstrate the compassion, enthusiasm and attitude needed to make a meaningful contribution.Where could this opportunity lead? For graduates exploring a future in education, practical experience can be an important part of understanding where your strengths and interests lie.This role offers the chance to: Develop hands-on experience supporting students with additional needs. Build confidence within a secondary school environment. Strengthen your communication, mentoring and support skills. Gain insight into inclusive education and SEN provision. Learn from experienced teachers and education professionals. Access training and professional development opportunities. Develop relevant experience for teacher training or future education-based careers. Become part of a collaborative school team. Make your first move towards a rewarding career. If you're a graduate looking to develop professionally while helping young people navigate challenges, build independence and succeed in education, we'd love to hear from you.Send your CV and covering letter to Abbie at KPI Education today.INDEDU

Graduate Learning Support Assistant – Psychology Graduate – London September 2026 start | Full-time... Graduate Learning Support Assistant – Psychology Graduate – London September 2026 start | Full-time | Term time only | £500–£600 per weekAre you a recent Psychology graduate looking to gain meaningful experience in education and develop a rewarding long-term career supporting young people?KPI Education is working with a diverse and engaging London school seeking a Graduate Learning Support Assistant to join their team from September 2026.This role is ideal for Psychology graduates who want to gain first-hand experience supporting students with additional needs and explore a future career in teaching, SEND or educational support.The Role As a Graduate Learning Support Assistant, you’ll work closely with teachers, SEND professionals and wider inclusion teams to provide high-quality support to students with a range of individual needs and backgrounds.Key responsibilities include: Providing 1:1 and small-group learning support. Helping students overcome barriers to learning and achieve positive outcomes. Applying your understanding of psychology to adapt support to individual students. Working with teaching staff to deliver classroom activities and develop learning resources. Supporting students with organisation, revision, confidence and independent learning. Encouraging pupils to engage actively and positively in their education. Candidate Profile The school is particularly interested in graduates with: A Psychology degree (First Class or 2:1 preferred). Strong academic results at A Level and GCSE. A genuine interest in child development, SEND and educational psychology. Ambition to pursue a long-term career in education or student support. Previous tutoring, mentoring, youth work, school or volunteering experience is advantageous but not essential. A proactive, patient and resilient approach. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. What You’ll Gain This opportunity will allow you to develop valuable experience in: Supporting students with additional needs. Understanding and addressing barriers to learning. Behaviour and classroom support. Working alongside SEN professionals and teaching staff. Mentoring, pastoral care and communication. Developing practical skills for a future career in education. You’ll also receive ongoing support and professional development from experienced education professionals.Take the Next Step After Your Psychology Degree If you’re a Psychology graduate looking to gain meaningful experience working with young people and explore a future career in education, this Graduate Learning Support Assistant role in Barnet could be an excellent next step.Apply today by sending your CV to KPI Education to be considered for this September 2026 Graduate Learning Support Assistant position.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 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 

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 Learning Support Assistant – Psychology Graduate – BarnetSeptember 2026 Start | Full-Time |... Graduate Learning Support Assistant – Psychology Graduate – BarnetSeptember 2026 Start | Full-Time | Term-Time Only | £500–£600 per weekAre you a Psychology graduate passionate about supporting young people and interested in developing a career in education, SEN or educational psychology?Would you like to gain valuable, hands-on experience working with secondary school students before pursuing further study or a career in education?KPI Education is working with a supportive and inclusive secondary school in Barnet seeking an enthusiastic Graduate Learning Support Assistant to join their team from September 2026.This is an excellent opportunity for a Psychology graduate to apply their understanding of child development, behaviour, learning and individual needs within a real school environment.The RoleAs a Graduate Learning Support Assistant, you will work closely with teachers, the SENCO and wider inclusion team to support students with a range of learning and additional needs.You will provide individual and small-group support, helping students overcome barriers to learning, develop confidence and engage positively with their education.Key Responsibilities Provide 1:1 and small-group learning support.Support students with additional learning needs and barriers to education.Use an understanding of psychology and learning to adapt your approach to individual students.Help students develop confidence, resilience and positive learning habits.Support pupils with organisation, revision and independent learning.Assist teachers with classroom activities and learning resources.Support literacy, numeracy and subject-specific interventions.Encourage positive behaviour and engagement in lessons.Build trusting and professional relationships with students.Monitor student engagement and progress and provide feedback to teachers.Work closely with the SENCO, pastoral staff and teaching team.Support the school's wider inclusion and pastoral initiatives. Candidate ProfileThe school is particularly interested in graduates who have: A Psychology degree, with a 2:1 or above preferred.A genuine interest in child development, education, SEN or educational psychology.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.A patient, empathetic and supportive approach.The ability to build positive relationships with young people.Confidence working with students with different abilities and needs.A proactive, resilient and professional attitude.Strong organisational and problem-solving skills.Previous experience in tutoring, mentoring, youth work, schools, coaching or volunteering is desirable but not essential. What You Will GainThis role provides valuable experience for Psychology graduates considering careers in educational psychology, teaching, SEN, counselling, child development or wider education.You will gain first-hand experience of: Supporting students with additional needs.Understanding barriers to learning and engagement.Behaviour and classroom support.Individualised learning strategies.Working alongside teachers and SEN professionals.Monitoring student progress.Developing communication, mentoring and pastoral skills. You will also receive support and professional development from experienced education staff.Take the Next Step After Your Psychology DegreeIf you are a Psychology graduate looking to gain meaningful experience working with young people and explore a future career in education, this Graduate Learning Support Assistant role in Barnet could be an excellent opportunity.Apply today by sending your CV to KPI Education to be considered for this September 2026 Graduate Learning Support Assistant position.INDEDU