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Fleet Education Services are seeking experienced EYFS / Primary Tutors specialised in SEND / SEMH to... Fleet Education Services are seeking experienced EYFS / Primary Tutors specialised in SEND / SEMH to help deliver personalised, in-person tuition across CamdenThis is a fantastic opportunity to make a meaningful difference to learners in your community by providing additional academic and emotional support.This is more than tutoring — it’s transformation. Empower learners to believe, achieve, and grow! With your help we will ensure that "Every learner is Thriving"What you’ll need: A completed Bachelors degree or Level 6 qualificationPrior 6 months’ teaching or tutoring experience with in a specialist setting or SEMH schoolRight to live and work in the UK with no restrictions on working hoursApplicants must have experience using Makaton and/or PECS.Experience supporting non-verbal learners is essential Benefits of tutoring with Fleet Education Services: You’re in control of your working hours, arranging tuition around your family life, studies, or other work commitmentsCompetitive weekly pay via PAYEFree CPD-accredited training - including SEN-focused developmentA dedicated Tuition Consultant to help manage and match you with suitable placementsThe opportunity to make a real difference in learners’ lives, not just their grades Your responsibilities will include: Delivering in-person tuition in learner's homes, school or public settingPlanning and delivering personalised, engaging lessons Maintaining progression by submitting accurate session reports and providing constructive feedback Liaising with parents, carers, social workers, SENCO's and other professionals  About us:Fleet Education Services is proud to provide specialist tuition for children and young people with SEND and SEMH needs. Working closely with schools and local authorities, we deliver 1-to-1 and small group tuition to help learners thrive academically and personally.Apply today and help change a learner’s future.

Job Title: SEN Case Officer within Tribunal and Complaints Team Location: Sunderland, UK Salary: £27... Job Title: SEN Case Officer within Tribunal and Complaints Team Location: Sunderland, UK Salary: £27.49 Hourly Job Type: Ongoing, Full Time/Part Time This is an exciting opportunity for an accomplished SEN Case Officer to step into a dynamic role within the Tribunal and Complaints sector in Sunderland. With an attractive hourly salary of £27.49, your expertise and leadership will drive vital processes for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. Perks and benefits: - Hourly Salary: Enjoy the flexibility and financial precision of an hourly wage that allows you to see the immediate value of your work.- Professional Growth: Engage with complex casework that offers continuous professional development and knowledge enhancement in SEND and legal processes.- Work-Life Balance: With options for full-time or part-time work, tailor your role to suit your personal commitments and enjoy an ideal balance.- Rewarding Work: Make a meaningful impact in children's lives by shaping and supporting key SEND pathways and resolutions.- Networking Opportunities: Collaborate with a wide range of professionals from various sectors, strengthening your professional network and skill set. What you will do: - Lead tribunal, mediation, and dispute resolution functions relating to special educational needs and disabilities. - Prepare and present evidence-based cases at the First-tier Tribunal, representing Together for Children Sunderland and the Local Authority. - Act as the Local Authority decision-maker in mediations, striving to reduce escalation to formal complaints or legal disputes. - Manage complex SEND casework that may be involved in ongoing legal processes, using effective negotiation and mediation skills. - Support the Strategic SEND Lead and SEND Team Manager by preparing responses to complaints and formal inquiries. - Provide professional guidance to SEND staff to enhance casework quality and statutory compliance. - Draft tribunal responses and ensure high-quality preparation of hearing documents. - Present cases professionally at tribunal hearings and participate in mediations and resolution meetings. - Lead early mediation efforts to resolve disputes amicably and promote child-centred outcomes. - Draft and quality assure Education, Health, and Care Plans in alignment with statutory guidelines. - Liaise with schools, agencies, and legal representatives to secure coordinated planning for SEND provision. - Safeguard and champion diversity and inclusion across all work aspects, upholding Together for Children's core values. Sunderland is not just a vibrant workspace; it's a city with a strong community spirit, rich culture, and stunning coastal scenery. Whether you're keen on cultural attractions, scenic walks, or a thriving social scene, there's a lot on offer. Be part of a community that is as committed as you are to making a positive difference. 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.

Maths Graduate – Learning Support Assistant Location: Leamington Spa, CV32Salary: £25,000 – £27,000... Maths Graduate – Learning Support Assistant Location: Leamington Spa, CV32Salary: £25,000 – £27,000 per yearWorking Pattern: Monday–Friday, Full-timeAre you a Maths Graduate looking to build valuable experience within a secondary school environment?We are seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Maths Graduate to join a welcoming secondary school in Leamington Spa as a Learning Support Assistant. This is an excellent opportunity to use your subject knowledge to make a genuine difference to students while developing your experience within education.You will work alongside teaching staff to provide targeted support to students in Maths, helping pupils overcome barriers to learning and develop greater confidence in the subject. The role will involve supporting students both 1:1 and in small groups, as well as assisting within the classroom.This would be a fantastic opportunity for a graduate considering a future career in teaching, education or learning support, offering hands-on experience within a secondary school and the opportunity to learn from experienced education professionals.The ideal candidate will have: A degree in Maths or a closely related subjectStrong Maths subject knowledgeConfidence working with secondary-aged studentsThe ability to explain concepts clearly and patientlyA supportive, approachable and professional mannerA genuine passion for helping young people succeed What this opportunity offers: £25,000–£27,000 per yearMonday–Friday, full-time hoursExcellent experience within a secondary school1:1 and small-group student supportThe opportunity to develop your education and classroom experienceA supportive environment with experienced teaching staffStrong career development opportunities within education If you are a Maths Graduate looking for an exciting opportunity to put your degree into practice and make a real impact on students' progress, we would love to hear from you.INDEDU

Maths Graduate – Unqualified Teacher Location: Coventry, CV1Salary: £25,000 – £27,000 per yearWorkin... Maths Graduate – Unqualified Teacher Location: Coventry, CV1Salary: £25,000 – £27,000 per yearWorking Pattern: Monday–Friday, Full-timeAre you a Maths Graduate looking to take your first step into a career in education?We are working with a welcoming and supportive school in Coventry who are looking for a Maths Graduate to join their team as an Unqualified Teacher. This is an excellent opportunity for a graduate with a strong passion for Maths to gain valuable classroom experience, develop their teaching skills and make a real difference to students' learning.You will have the opportunity to deliver engaging Maths lessons, build positive relationships with students and support pupils to develop their confidence and understanding of the subject. You will also work closely with experienced teaching staff, giving you the chance to learn from established educators and develop your classroom practice.This role would be particularly well suited to a graduate considering a future career in teaching, as it offers hands-on experience within a school environment and the opportunity to build a strong foundation for progression within education.The ideal candidate will have: A degree in Maths or a closely related subjectStrong Maths subject knowledgeConfidence communicating with and supporting young peopleThe ability to explain concepts clearly and make learning engagingA patient, professional and enthusiastic approachA genuine interest in developing a career within education What this opportunity offers: Competitive salary of £25,000–£27,000 per yearFull-time, Monday–Friday working patternValuable hands-on classroom experienceSupport from experienced teaching professionalsExcellent opportunity to develop your teaching skills and careerThe chance to make a meaningful impact on students' progress and confidence If you are a Maths Graduate ready to take the next step and gain meaningful experience in education, we would love to hear from you.INDEDU

EYFS Graduate Teaching Assistant Location: West Ealing, London Borough of EalingPay: £600–£650 per w... EYFS Graduate Teaching Assistant Location: West Ealing, London Borough of EalingPay: £600–£650 per weekContract: Full-time, term-time onlyStart date: ASAPDuration: Minimum one-year contract, with the opportunity to become permanentAre you an Early Childhood Studies graduate or a CACHE Level 3-qualified Nursery Nurse with a passion for early years education?KPI Education is recruiting a caring, enthusiastic and dependable EYFS Graduate Teaching Assistant for a welcoming primary school in West Ealing. The position will begin as soon as possible and continue for at least one year, with the potential to become permanent for the right candidate.The school welcomes applications from candidates who have previously worked in a private nursery, primary school, preschool or another early years setting.The school This diverse community primary school educates children from Nursery through to Year 6. Its Early Years Foundation Stage is committed to giving every child a happy, secure and confident start to school life.The EYFS team creates stimulating learning experiences that encourage children to play, explore, think creatively and become increasingly independent. Nursery and Reception pupils learn across carefully organised indoor and outdoor environments, with activities designed around their individual interests, experiences and developmental needs.The school is focused on developing its early years provision and strengthening outcomes in communication, language, phonics and school readiness. This role offers an excellent opportunity to contribute ideas, apply your early years knowledge and make a visible difference to children at a crucial stage of their development.The school also has specialist provision for pupils with additional needs, creating valuable opportunities to develop experience in inclusive practice and SEND support.The role As an EYFS Teaching Assistant, you will work alongside the class teacher and wider early years team to support children in Nursery or Reception.You will help create a safe, nurturing and engaging environment in which children feel confident trying new activities, communicating their ideas and developing positive relationships.Your responsibilities will include: Supporting children across the seven areas of EYFS learning and developmentPlanning and preparing purposeful play-based activitiesSupporting communication, language and vocabulary developmentDelivering early phonics, reading and number activitiesLeading focused learning with individual children and small groupsEncouraging children to develop independence, confidence and resilienceModelling positive communication, sharing and turn-takingSupporting children’s personal, social and emotional developmentHelping children manage routines, transitions and expectationsObserving children and recording their learning and progressIdentifying where children may require additional support or challengeSupporting children with SEND, including pupils with autismPreparing stimulating indoor and outdoor learning areasSupervising children safely during play, lunchtimes and outdoor activitiesAssisting with personal care when requiredDeveloping positive relationships with parents and carersFollowing all safeguarding, health and safety, and school policiesWorking collaboratively with teachers, support staff and senior leaders About you This position would be particularly suitable for: An Early Childhood Studies graduateA CACHE Level 3-qualified Nursery Nurse or Early Years PractitionerA graduate with a relevant childcare, education or psychology qualificationA candidate with experience in a private nursery or preschoolA candidate who has previously supported EYFS pupils in a primary school The successful candidate will: Have a genuine passion for working with children in Nursery or ReceptionUnderstand how young children learn through purposeful play and explorationHave knowledge of the EYFS framework and its seven areas of learningCommunicate warmly and confidently with children, colleagues and familiesDemonstrate patience, empathy and emotional maturityBe creative, energetic and willing to contribute new ideasHave excellent organisation and attention to detailBe comfortable supporting personal care where necessaryBe committed to inclusion and meeting individual needsBe reliable and available for a full-time, term-time-only positionBe able to start as soon as possible What the position offers Competitive weekly pay of £600–£650A full-time, term-time-only scheduleAn initial contract lasting at least one yearThe opportunity to secure a permanent positionPractical experience across Nursery or ReceptionSupport from experienced teachers and early years practitionersOpportunities to develop skills in phonics, early language and child developmentValuable experience supporting children with SENDA welcoming and diverse school communityImmediate interview availability This is a rewarding opportunity for a qualified Nursery Nurse or Early Childhood Studies graduate to support young children during one of the most important stages of their education.INDEDU

STEM Graduate Teaching Assistant Location: London Borough of WandsworthSalary: £600–£650 per weekCon... STEM Graduate Teaching Assistant Location: London Borough of WandsworthSalary: £600–£650 per weekContract: Full-time, one-year fixed-term contract initiallyStart date: ASAPProgression: Teacher training and the potential to secure a permanent positionInterviews: Immediate interviews availableAre you an academically accomplished STEM or psychology graduate with ambitions to become a teacher?KPI Education is working with an exceptional secondary school and sixth form in the London Borough of Wandsworth to recruit a talented Graduate Teaching Assistant. This is an outstanding opportunity to gain substantial classroom experience while receiving the training, mentoring and practical development needed to progress into teaching.The position is offered initially as a full-time, one-year fixed-term contract. Strong performers may have the opportunity to secure a permanent role and progress onto the school’s teacher-training pathway in the near future.The school This large and highly successful secondary school and sixth form provides a calm, ambitious and academically focused learning environment.The school is recognised for its exceptional academic achievement, high standards of behaviour and ambitious curriculum. Pupils are respectful, motivated and committed to their studies, allowing teachers and support staff to concentrate on delivering consistently high-quality learning.Students benefit from a broad curriculum, a thriving sixth form and excellent opportunities across science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The school also places considerable importance on inclusion, pastoral support and removing barriers for pupils with additional needs.Staff receive high-quality professional development, bespoke training and regular mentoring. This makes the school an excellent environment for graduates who want to develop the subject knowledge, classroom-management skills and practical experience required for a successful teaching career.The role As a STEM Graduate Teaching Assistant, you will work closely with experienced teachers to support pupils across Key Stages 3, 4 and potentially the sixth form.Depending on your degree specialism, you could be based primarily within mathematics, biology, chemistry, physics, computer science, design technology or another relevant department.Your responsibilities will include: Supporting the delivery of engaging STEM lessonsWorking with individual pupils and small groups to strengthen their subject knowledgeDelivering targeted interventions for pupils who require additional academic supportHelping pupils understand challenging mathematical and scientific conceptsIdentifying misconceptions and explaining ideas clearly using alternative methodsSupporting practical science lessons, experiments and investigationsAssisting pupils with problem-solving, calculations and analytical tasksHelping GCSE and sixth-form students prepare for examinationsEncouraging academically able pupils to extend and deepen their knowledgeSupporting teachers with lesson preparation, resources and assessmentMonitoring pupils’ progress and communicating observations to teaching staffHelping to maintain a calm, organised and purposeful classroom environmentSupporting homework clubs, revision sessions and STEM enrichment activitiesDeveloping the confidence and practical skills required to lead parts of lessonsObserving outstanding classroom practice in preparation for teacher training Psychology graduates may also have opportunities to support pupils with SEND, social and emotional needs, communication difficulties or barriers to learning. This experience would be particularly valuable for graduates considering careers in teaching, educational psychology, clinical psychology or pastoral education.About you We are looking for high-achieving graduates with the academic ability, communication skills and enthusiasm required to inspire young people.The ideal candidate will: Hold a First-Class or 2:1 degree from a Russell Group universityHave a degree in mathematics, biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, computer science, psychology or another relevant subjectPossess strong GCSE and A-level resultsDemonstrate excellent subject knowledgeBe able to explain complex ideas clearly and patientlyHave excellent written and verbal communication skillsBe organised, reliable and attentive to detailShow confidence, maturity and a professional approachHave a genuine interest in working with secondary-aged pupilsBe enthusiastic about progressing into teaching in the near futureBe available for a full-time role for the full academic year Previous experience working with children or young people would be beneficial, although it is not essential for an exceptional graduate with the right attitude and commitment.Teacher-training opportunity The school is particularly interested in graduates who intend to become qualified teachers. Throughout the year, you will gain experience across the full school day and develop a realistic understanding of teaching as a career.You will have opportunities to: Observe experienced and highly skilled teachersDevelop your classroom presence and behaviour-management techniquesPlan and deliver small-group interventionsLead elements of lessons as your confidence growsReceive guidance and feedback from teachers and senior colleaguesBuild the practical experience required for a strong teacher-training applicationExplore progression onto the school’s teacher-training routeBe considered for a permanent position following the initial contract What the position offers Competitive pay of £600–£650 per weekA full-time, one-year fixed-term contractThe potential to secure a permanent roleA structured route towards teacher trainingBespoke training and mentoring from experienced educatorsExperience within an exceptional and high-achieving schoolCalm classrooms and highly motivated pupilsExposure to Key Stage 3, GCSE and sixth-form teachingValuable experience for a future career in teaching or psychologyImmediate interview availability This is an exceptional opportunity for a high-achieving STEM or psychology graduate to develop within a successful London school and take the first meaningful step towards becoming a teacher.Apply through KPI Education today for immediate consideration. Interview slots are available now.INDEDU

Graduate Learning Support Assistant Location: Surrey/Croydon borderSalary: £600–£650 per weekContrac... Graduate Learning Support Assistant Location: Surrey/Croydon borderSalary: £600–£650 per weekContract: Full-time, one-year fixed-term contractStart date: ASAPProgression: Opportunity to secure a permanent positionAre you a high-achieving graduate looking to develop your experience before training as an educational or clinical psychologist?A friendly and successful independent school situated on the border of Surrey and Croydon is seeking an enthusiastic Graduate Learning Support Assistant to join its supportive team as soon as possible.This is a full-time position offered initially on a one-year fixed-term contract, with the opportunity to become permanent for the right candidate.The school This welcoming independent school provides an excellent environment in which to begin or develop your career. It offers outstanding facilities, smaller class sizes and exceptionally well-behaved pupils who are eager to learn.Staff work collaboratively to ensure that every pupil receives the individual guidance needed to succeed academically, socially and emotionally. You will join a friendly and experienced team committed to providing an engaging, inclusive and supportive education.The role As a Learning Support Assistant, you will work closely with teachers and the school’s SEND team to help pupils overcome barriers to learning and participate confidently in school life.Your responsibilities will include: Providing individual and small-group support to pupils with additional needsSupporting pupils with SEND inside and outside the classroomHelping pupils develop their confidence, independence and emotional resilienceDelivering targeted academic and pastoral interventionsSupporting pupils’ communication, organisation and social skillsAdapting resources and activities to meet individual learning needsMonitoring pupils’ progress and sharing observations with teachers and SEND professionalsHelping teachers maintain a calm, positive and purposeful classroom environmentBuilding professional and trusting relationships with pupilsSupporting the school’s wider academic and enrichment activitiesFollowing safeguarding, behaviour and inclusion policies at all times About you The school is particularly interested in academically accomplished graduates who have achieved a First-Class or 2:1 degree from a Russell Group or another leading university.The ideal candidate will: Hold a First-Class or 2:1 bachelor’s degreeIdeally have studied psychology, education, neuroscience or a related subjectHave some previous experience supporting children or young people with SENDBe considering future training as an educational psychologist or clinical psychologistHave a genuine interest in child development, mental health and inclusive educationDemonstrate excellent written and verbal communication skillsBe patient, compassionate and emotionally matureHave strong organisational skills and excellent attention to detailBe able to build positive relationships with pupils, staff and familiesWork effectively as part of a supportive multidisciplinary teamBe available to begin a full-time role as soon as possible Experience could have been gained through a school, tutoring, mentoring, youth work, volunteering, care work or another setting supporting children and young people.What the school offers Competitive pay of £600–£650 per weekA full-time, one-year fixed-term contractThe possibility of a permanent position for the right candidateSmaller classes and well-behaved, motivated pupilsExcellent facilities and learning resourcesSupport from experienced teachers and SEND professionalsValuable experience for a future career in educational or clinical psychologyA friendly, welcoming and collaborative working environmentImmediate interview availability This is an excellent opportunity for a talented graduate to gain meaningful SEND experience within a highly supportive independent school.If you are ready to join a friendly school and make a positive difference to its pupils, apply today. Immediate interview slots are available.INDEDU 

Primary Graduate Teaching Assistant Location: Southwark, LondonSalary: £550–£600 per weekPlacement:... Primary Graduate Teaching Assistant Location: Southwark, LondonSalary: £550–£600 per weekPlacement: Year 3 or Year 5, depending on experience and strengthsContract: Full-time, long-termAre you a high-achieving graduate considering a future career in teaching, educational psychology or child development? Would you like to gain valuable classroom experience in a welcoming and inclusive Southwark primary school?KPI Education is recruiting a confident and enthusiastic Primary Graduate Teaching Assistant to support pupils in either a Year 3 or Year 5 class. The school is flexible about the year group and will consider your academic background, previous experience and personal strengths when deciding where you would make the greatest impact.We are particularly interested in hearing from Russell Group university graduates who have achieved a First-Class or 2:1 degree. This opportunity would be especially suitable for a psychology graduate, education studies graduate or another academically strong graduate with previous experience in a primary or secondary school.The school This friendly London primary school is committed to providing a stimulating and engaging environment in which every pupil feels safe, valued and able to reach their full potential.The school delivers a broad, well-structured curriculum that develops strong foundations in English and mathematics while encouraging children to explore subjects including science, history, geography, art, music and computing. Staff promote positive behaviour, curiosity, respect and a genuine love of learning.You will join a supportive team of teachers and support staff who work together to provide an inclusive education for pupils from a diverse local community.The role As a Primary Graduate Teaching Assistant, you will work alongside the class teacher to support pupils academically, socially and emotionally.Your responsibilities will include: Supporting teaching and learning in either a Year 3 or Year 5 classroomWorking with individual pupils and small groups to reinforce classroom learningDelivering targeted interventions in English and mathematicsHelping pupils improve their reading, writing, vocabulary and numeracy skillsSupporting children who require additional guidance or encouragementHelping pupils with special educational needs access classroom activitiesApplying your knowledge of psychology, education or child development when supporting pupilsPreparing learning resources and assisting with lesson organisationEncouraging positive behaviour, independence and confidenceMonitoring pupils’ progress and sharing observations with the class teacherContributing to a safe, inclusive and purposeful learning environmentSupporting enrichment activities, school trips and wider school life About you The school is looking for an academically strong graduate who is enthusiastic, dependable and genuinely interested in supporting children’s education and development.The ideal candidate will: Be a Russell Group university graduateHold a First-Class or 2:1 bachelor’s degreeIdeally have studied psychology, education studies or another relevant academic subjectHave previous experience working in a primary or secondary schoolDemonstrate excellent written and verbal communication skillsBe confident supporting primary-aged pupilsShow patience, empathy and a positive attitudeBe organised, proactive and attentive to detailWork effectively as part of a collaborative school teamBe committed to safeguarding and promoting pupils’ welfareHave an interest in teacher training, educational psychology, SEND or another education-related careerBe available for a full-time, long-term position What the position offers A competitive salary of £550–£600 per weekA flexible placement within either Year 3 or Year 5Valuable experience in a successful London primary schoolSupport and guidance from experienced teachers and senior leadersOpportunities to develop classroom-management and intervention skillsExcellent preparation for teacher training, educational psychology or another career in educationThe chance to apply your academic knowledge within a practical school environmentThe opportunity to make a meaningful difference to children’s learning and development This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious and academically accomplished graduate to build practical classroom experience within a supportive and inclusive Southwark primary school.Apply through KPI Education today to be considered for this Primary Graduate Teaching Assistant position.KPI Education is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. The successful applicant will be subject to appropriate safeguarding checks, including an enhanced DBS check.INDEDU

Graduate Primary Teaching AssistantWestminster, Central London September 2026 Start | Full-Time | Te... Graduate Primary Teaching AssistantWestminster, Central London September 2026 Start | Full-Time | Term-Time Only £500–£600 per weekReady to begin your career in education?Are you a motivated graduate who enjoys working with children and wants to gain practical experience within a primary school?Perhaps you are planning to pursue teacher training or a longer-term career in education and want to develop your classroom experience before taking your next step.This is a fantastic opportunity for a graduate to become part of a supportive school community, working alongside experienced teachers and gaining a genuine understanding of day-to-day life in a primary classroom.Your RoleYou will work closely with class teachers and other members of the school team to help pupils get the most from their education.Depending on the needs of the school, you may support pupils across different year groups, assisting with classroom activities, targeted interventions and individual learning.The role will allow you to build practical skills in classroom support, pupil engagement, behaviour management and child development.Key ResponsabilitiesYour responsibilities are likely to include: Assisting teachers with the preparation and delivery of classroom activities.Working with individual pupils and small groups to reinforce learning.Providing additional support with English, mathematics and reading.Helping pupils stay focused, engaged and confident during lessons.Supporting children who require additional help with their learning.Working with pupils with SEND and adapting activities where appropriate.Encouraging positive behaviour and helping create a productive classroom atmosphere.Preparing, organising and maintaining classroom resources.Helping pupils develop independence and effective learning routines.Building positive relationships with children and acting as a positive role model.Sharing observations about pupil engagement and progress with teaching staff. What We're Looking ForWe are keen to hear from graduates who are enthusiastic about working with children and are committed to developing a career within education.You will ideally have: A 2:1 degree or above.A genuine interest in primary education and child development.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.A patient, caring and approachable personality.The confidence to work effectively as part of a school team.A proactive attitude and willingness to take responsibility.The ability to remain calm and professional in a busy classroom.A genuine desire to learn and develop through working alongside experienced teachers. Experience working with children is advantageous. This could include tutoring, mentoring, coaching, volunteering, childcare or youth work, although it is not essential.Why Join This School?This Westminster primary school offers graduates the chance to gain valuable experience in a professional and supportive environment.As part of the role, you can expect: £500–£600 per week.Full-time, term-time employment from September 2026.Practical experience within a primary classroom.Guidance and support from experienced teaching professionals.Opportunities to work with pupils across different year groups.Experience supporting children with a range of abilities and needs.Development of transferable skills including communication, organisation and behaviour management.Valuable preparation for teacher training and future education careers.The opportunity to make a positive difference to pupils' academic progress and confidence.A central London location with excellent transport connections. Start Your Education Career in WestminsterIf you are a graduate who wants to gain meaningful experience in a primary school before progressing into teaching or another education-based career, this could be an excellent opportunity.KPI Education is currently accepting applications for this September 2026 Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant position in Westminster.INDEDU

Education Recruitment Resourcer Location: Manchester officeSalary: £26,600–£29,000 per annum, depend... Education Recruitment Resourcer Location: Manchester officeSalary: £26,600–£29,000 per annum, depending on experienceAdditional earnings: Opportunity to earn commissionContract: Full-time, permanentStart date: ASAPKPI Education is looking for an ambitious and highly organised Education Recruitment Resourcer to join our growing team in Manchester.Part of KPI Recruiting, we specialise in connecting talented graduates and education professionals with schools across London and the wider UK. We work closely with our partner schools to understand their staffing needs and identify candidates who can make a genuine difference in the classroom.Our fast-paced, supportive environment provides an excellent place to begin and develop a rewarding career in education recruitment. This position would particularly suit someone who wants to gain valuable recruitment experience before progressing to take full responsibility for running their own recruitment desk.The role You will play an important part in finding, engaging and registering high-quality graduates for vacancies within our London-based schools. Working closely with the Director and senior team, you will help deliver a professional and efficient candidate journey, from initial application through to interview and placement.Your responsibilities will include: Sourcing and registering talented graduates for our partner schoolsAdvertising live vacancies across job boards and other recruitment channelsWriting clear, engaging and accurate job advertisementsScreening applications and speaking with prospective candidatesMaintaining accurate candidate records and documentationSupporting candidates throughout the recruitment and interview processChecking candidates in for interviewsArranging Microsoft Teams calls and coordinating interview schedulesCommunicating professionally with candidates, schools and colleaguesSupporting the Director and senior team with administrative and recruitment tasksEnsuring every detail is checked and all recruitment activity is completed to a high standardDeveloping the knowledge and skills required to progress towards managing your own recruitment desk About you This position would suit a strong academic graduate who is keen to build a career in recruitment. Applications from graduates of Russell Group universities are particularly welcomed, although candidates from all university backgrounds who can demonstrate excellent academic ability will be considered.The successful candidate will have: Excellent written and verbal communication skillsOutstanding attention to detailStrong academic credentialsA confident and professional telephone mannerExcellent organisation and time-management skillsThe ability to manage several priorities in a busy environmentA proactive, positive and results-focused approachStrong IT skills, including confidence using Microsoft TeamsA genuine interest in education, recruitment and working with graduatesThe ability to build positive relationships with candidates and colleaguesThe ambition to develop and eventually take ownership of their own recruitment desk What we offer A salary of £26,600–£29,000 per annum, depending on experienceThe opportunity to earn commission as an Education Recruitment ResourcerHands-on training and support from experienced recruitment professionalsThe opportunity to work closely with the Director and senior teamValuable experience across every stage of the recruitment processA clear opportunity to develop towards running your own recruitment deskA supportive, ambitious and fast-paced working environment This is an excellent opportunity for a driven graduate who enjoys communicating with people, produces high-quality written work and takes pride in getting every detail right.If you are ready to begin a rewarding career in education recruitment, we would love to hear from you.INDEDU

Graduate Learning Support Assistant September 2026 Start | Full-Time | Term-Time Only | £500–£600 pe... Graduate Learning Support Assistant September 2026 Start | Full-Time | Term-Time Only | £500–£600 per weekAre you a graduate looking to make a meaningful difference in the lives of young people?Would you like to gain valuable experience working in an all-through school, supporting pupils from primary through to secondary age?Perhaps you are considering a future career in teaching, SEN, educational psychology, youth work or pastoral support and want to develop practical experience within a school environment.KPI Education is working closely with an inclusive and welcoming all-through school in Kenley, seeking an enthusiastic and committed Graduate Learning Support Assistant to join their team from September 2026.This role provides graduates with the opportunity to work with pupils across different age groups and abilities, developing an understanding of how children learn, progress and respond to different forms of support.What You Will Be DoingYour responsibilities will include: Providing dedicated 1:1 and small-group support to pupils.Supporting children and young people to engage confidently with their learning.Assisting teachers during lessons and helping pupils remain focused and motivated.Supporting literacy, numeracy and other targeted learning activities.Working with pupils who have additional learning needs or SEND.Helping pupils develop independence, organisation and effective study habits.Encouraging positive behaviour and helping students overcome barriers to learning.Building trusting and professional relationships with pupils.Supporting classroom activities and preparing learning materials.Providing encouragement to pupils who may lack confidence in their academic abilities.Communicating observations and pupil progress to teachers and members of the support team.Contributing to the school's inclusive and supportive environment. Who We Are Looking ForThis opportunity would suit a graduate who is enthusiastic about working with children and young people and is keen to gain genuine school-based experience.You should have: A degree 2:1 or above is desirable.A genuine interest in education and supporting pupil development.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.A calm, patient and understanding approach.The confidence to work with pupils across a range of ages.A positive attitude and willingness to learn.The ability to adapt your approach according to individual pupil needs.Strong organisation and time-management skills.A professional and reliable approach to working within a school environment. Previous experience working with children or young people through tutoring, mentoring, coaching, volunteering, childcare, youth work or similar settings would be advantageous, although graduates without formal experience are encouraged to apply.Why Choose This Opportunity?Working within an all-through school offers graduates the chance to gain a broader understanding of education, rather than being limited to a single age group.You will have the opportunity to: Earn £500–£600 per week.Work full-time during term time from September 2026.Gain experience supporting pupils from different stages of their education.Develop practical experience in SEN, learning support and pastoral care.Work alongside experienced teachers and education professionals.Develop valuable classroom management and communication skills.Gain insight into how schools support pupils academically, socially and emotionally.Build relevant experience for future teacher training or education-based careers.Make a genuine and lasting contribution to pupils' educational journeys. Start Your Career in EducationIf you are a graduate who wants to gain meaningful experience within an all-through school in Kenley and are passionate about helping pupils reach their potential, this could be an excellent first step towards a career in education.Apply today through KPI Education by submitting your CV for consideration for this September 2026 Graduate Learning Support Assistant position.INDEDU

Graduate Primary Teaching AssistantSouthwark, South London Full-Time | Term-Time Only Start Date: Se... Graduate Primary Teaching AssistantSouthwark, South London Full-Time | Term-Time Only Start Date: September 2026 Interviews Commencing Throughout September Salary: £500–£600 per weekAre you a graduate ready to inspire the next generation?Would you like to gain hands-on experience in a primary school while developing the skills required for a future career in education?Are you passionate about helping children overcome challenges, build confidence and achieve their goals?KPI Education is working in partnership with a successful and inclusive primary school in Southwark to appoint a Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant for September 2026.This position is ideal for ambitious graduates who want to experience life inside a classroom while making a positive contribution to children's learning and development.You will work alongside dedicated teachers and support staff, gaining valuable exposure to effective teaching practices, classroom management and pupil support strategies.The RoleAs a Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant, you will provide essential classroom support across the school, helping pupils engage with lessons and supporting teachers in creating a stimulating and inclusive learning environment.This role offers excellent preparation for graduates considering teacher training, education careers or roles focused on child development and pupil support.Key ResponsibilitiesAs part of the school team, you will: Assist teachers in delivering high-quality lessons.Support pupils through one-to-one and small group activities.Help children develop confidence in reading, writing and mathematics.Provide encouragement and guidance to pupils throughout lessons.Support children with SEND and individual learning requirements.Create and organise classroom resources.Promote positive behaviour and strong learning habits.Help maintain an inclusive environment where every pupil feels supported.Observe pupil progress and provide feedback to teaching staff. Candidate RequirementsThe successful applicant will have: A minimum 2:1 bachelor's degree.A genuine passion for working with children and supporting their education.Strong communication and teamwork skills.A proactive, adaptable and enthusiastic approach.The ability to remain patient and positive in a busy classroom environment.A willingness to learn from experienced educators.Previous experience working with children through tutoring, mentoring, volunteering or similar roles is desirable but not essential. What the School OffersJoining this Southwark primary school provides an excellent opportunity to gain valuable classroom experience within a supportive and forward-thinking educational environment.Benefits include: Professional mentoring from experienced teachers.Opportunities for training and career development.Exposure to a wide range of teaching approaches.Experience working across different year groups and abilities.Excellent preparation for teacher training applications.A collaborative school culture focused on pupil achievement and wellbeing.Excellent transport links across South London and Central London. Take the Next StepIf you're a graduate looking to start your career in education and want to gain meaningful classroom experience, this Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant role in Southwark is an excellent opportunity.Apply today through KPI Education to be considered for this September 2026 vacancy.Interviews are commencing throughout September, with successful candidates joining the school for a September 2026 start.INDEDU

Graduate 1:1 Teaching Assistant  Location: Liverpool, L37Salary: £25,000–£27,000 per yearHours: Mond... Graduate 1:1 Teaching Assistant  Location: Liverpool, L37Salary: £25,000–£27,000 per yearHours: Monday–Friday, full-timeStart: End of September 2026Interviews: ImmediateAre you a graduate with a 2:1 or above in a relevant degree looking to gain your first hands-on experience working in a primary school?We are recruiting a Graduate 1:1 Teaching Assistant to join a primary school in the L37 area, working closely with one pupil throughout the school day. This is an excellent opportunity for a graduate looking to develop practical experience in education while making a direct difference to a child's learning and development.The Role Working closely with the class teacher and wider school team, you will provide consistent 1:1 support to a pupil, helping them access learning and get the most from their time in school.You will: Provide dedicated 1:1 support during lessons and classroom activities. Help the pupil understand and complete learning tasks. Encourage confidence, independence and positive learning behaviours. Adapt your approach to suit the pupil's individual needs. Support the pupil to engage with the wider classroom environment. Build a positive and trusting relationship with the pupil while maintaining professional boundaries. Work closely with the class teacher to provide consistent support. Share relevant observations about the pupil's engagement and progress with teaching staff. What We're Looking For 2:1 degree or above in a relevant subject, such as Psychology, Education, English, Mathematics, Science or a related discipline. A genuine interest in working with children and pursuing a career in education. Patient, approachable and encouraging. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Reliable and consistent, with the ability to build a positive relationship with a child. Willing to learn and take guidance from experienced teaching staff. No previous TA or school experience is required. This is a graduate-entry opportunity where you will gain your classroom experience through the role itself.Why Apply? This is more than general classroom support. You'll have the opportunity to work closely with one pupil every day, gaining valuable insight into how children learn and how individual support can make a difference.You'll develop practical experience in 1:1 support, classroom practice, communication and pupil development, providing an excellent foundation for a future career in teaching, education, SEN or child-focused roles.£25,000–£27,000 per year | Monday–Friday | Full-timeAvailable to start at the end of September 2026. Interviews are taking place immediately.Apply now with your CV to be considered.INDEDU

Graduate Learning & Classroom Support Assistant  Location: Liverpool, L8Pay: £500–£530 per weekH... Graduate Learning & Classroom Support Assistant  Location: Liverpool, L8Pay: £500–£530 per weekHours: Monday–Friday, full-timeContract: Term-timeStart: ASAPAre you a graduate with a 2:1 or above in a relevant degree looking to build a career in education?We are working with a school in Liverpool L8 seeking a motivated Graduate Learning & Classroom Support Assistant to join their team. This role is ideal for graduates looking to gain their first hands-on experience in a school environment and develop the skills needed for a future career in teaching, education or pupil support.The Role You will work alongside experienced teaching staff, supporting pupils in the classroom and helping them get the most from their education.Your responsibilities will include: Supporting pupils during lessons and helping them understand and engage with classroom work.Providing 1:1 and small-group support where pupils need additional guidance.Encouraging pupils to develop confidence, independence and positive learning habits.Supporting teachers with classroom activities and learning resources.Building positive relationships with pupils while maintaining appropriate professional boundaries.Helping create a positive, structured and inclusive learning environment.Developing your understanding of different learning needs through practical, school-based experience. What We're Looking For 2:1 degree or above in a relevant subject — Psychology, Education, English, Mathematics, Science or a related discipline would be particularly relevant.A genuine interest in working with young people and pursuing a career in education.Strong communication and interpersonal skills.A confident, patient and approachable personality.The ability to build positive relationships and engage pupils.A willingness to learn and take direction from experienced teaching staff. No previous teaching or school experience is required. Your classroom experience starts here, with support from experienced staff as you develop your skills.Why Apply? £500–£530 per week | Monday–Friday | Full-time, term-timeYou'll gain genuine, hands-on experience working directly with pupils and experienced teachers, developing practical skills in classroom support, communication, behaviour management and learning interventions.This experience can provide a strong foundation for progression into teacher training, education, SEN, educational psychology or wider graduate roles working with young people.If you have a 2:1 or above in a relevant degree and are ready to start your career in education, we'd love to hear from you.Apply now with your CV.INDEDU

Candidate Consultant – Education RecruitmentKPI Education | Manchester City Centre £28,000 – £32,000... Candidate Consultant – Education RecruitmentKPI Education | Manchester City Centre £28,000 – £32,000 DOE + Uncapped Bonus OTE £40,000+ Full-Time | Immediate Start 25 Days Holiday + Bank Holidays + Your Birthday OffAre you a confident, ambitious recruiter who loves the candidate side of recruitment?Do you enjoy building relationships, finding great people and turning conversations into placements?Want more ownership, earning potential and progression without necessarily focusing heavily on new business development?KPI Education is growing, and we're looking for a Candidate Consultant to join our Manchester team.KPI Education specialises in long-term and permanent recruitment for schools across the UK, with a particular strength in graduate recruitment and developing talent pipelines for schools.We're looking for someone who can take ownership of the candidate journey – from initial attraction and registration through to interview, placement and ongoing relationship management.The RoleAs a Candidate Consultant, you'll work closely with our Recruitment Consultants and school partners to ensure we have a constant pipeline of high-quality candidates ready for opportunities.You'll be responsible for: Sourcing and attracting candidates through job boards, LinkedIn, referrals and our databaseManaging incoming applications and proactively headhunting candidatesConducting candidate registrations and interviewsUnderstanding candidates' experience, ambitions and ideal next moveBuilding strong relationships with graduates, teachers and education professionalsMatching candidates against live school vacanciesPreparing candidates for interviews and trial daysCoordinating interviews between candidates, consultants and schoolsManaging offers and supporting candidates through the onboarding processWorking closely with our compliance team to ensure candidates are ready to startMaintaining relationships with placed candidatesDeveloping candidate referral networksWorking towards individual registration, interview, placement and revenue targets Who Are We Looking For?Previous recruitment experience would be advantageous, particularly within education, healthcare, social care or another high-volume recruitment environment, but we're equally interested in ambitious people with strong candidate management or sales experience.You'll need to be: Confident and highly personableComfortable spending plenty of time on the phoneTarget and results drivenCommercially awareOrganised and able to manage a busy candidate pipelineProactive rather than waiting for applications to arriveResilient and comfortable working at pacePassionate about providing an excellent candidate experience Above all, we're looking for someone who understands that great recruitment starts with great candidates.What We Offer£28,000 – £32,000 basic salary depending on experienceUncapped bonus with realistic OTE of £40,000+25 days annual leave + bank holidaysYour birthday off every yearManchester city centre officeStructured training and ongoing developmentRegular incentives and team competitionsClear progression opportunities within KPI EducationYou'll join an ambitious and growing education recruitment business where you'll be given the autonomy to build candidate networks, develop your recruitment skills and directly benefit from the placements you make.Ready for Your Next Move?We're looking to appoint immediately and are interviewing now.If you're ambitious, confident and know how to find and engage great candidates, we'd love to hear from you.Apply today with your CV to join KPI Education in Manchester.INDEDU