HLTA – Wokingham, Berkshire

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Education Sector: Primary Jobs Secondary Jobs SEN Jobs
Education Role: Specialist SEN Tuition Jobs
Job Location: Bracknell, Berkshire
Job Type: Contract
Subject: Teaching Assistant
Reference No.: HLTA2341_1764578121
Full/Part Time: Full-Time Part-Time
Salary: £25872 - £28010 per annum + Pro Rata

Quantum Scholars are proud to be supporting a dynamic Pupil Referral Unit in Berkshire, who are seeking a dedicated HLTA to join their team as soon as possible for an initial one-term placement.

This rewarding role offers flexibility, with full-time or part-time (3 days per week) options available. The successful candidate will feel confident leading engaging sessions and providing tailored support to a small group of learners(1 or 2 students in a group)

You will play a key role in supporting two students within a focused group setting, helping to create a positive and nurturing learning environment.

Requirements

  • HLTA status or equivalent qualification
    (e.g., completion of an HLTA preparation course or relevant Level 4/5 teaching assistant qualification)

  • Strong experience as a Teaching Assistant, ideally in UK schools

  • Confidence in leading small group and whole-class sessions in the teacher’s absence

  • Good literacy and numeracy skills, usually at Level 2 (GCSE grade C/4 or above in English and Maths)

  • Understanding of the national curriculum and ability to support differentiated learning

  • Experience working with students with additional needs, behavioural needs, or in alternative provision (particularly relevant for a PRU)

  • Strong behaviour-management skills and the ability to build positive, supportive relationships

  • Excellent communication and teamwork skills

  • A valid DBS check or willingness to obtain one

  • Lead small-group or whole-class learning sessions in the teacher’s absence

Responsibilities

  • Provide targeted support to students with additional, behavioural, or social-emotional needs
  • Assist in planning and delivering engaging, differentiated learning activities

  • Support pupils in managing behaviour and developing positive learning habits

  • Build strong, supportive relationships to help students re-engage with education

  • Monitor pupil progress and provide feedback to teaching staff

  • Prepare learning resources and help maintain an organised classroom environment

  • Work collaboratively with teachers, support staff, and external professionals

  • Contribute to safeguarding and promote the welfare of all pupils

If this sounds like the opportunity for you, apply today, interviews are taking place shortly!

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