SEMH Teaching Assistant
Posted 14/09/26About the Role
A dedicated school in a supportive London setting is seeking a compassionate and proactive SEMH Teaching Assistant to join their specialist secondary provision. This crucial role involves supporting pupils with Social, Emotional, and Mental Health needs, focusing on behaviour support, emotional regulation, and successful reintegration into learning. We are looking for an individual ready to commence as soon as possible, offering a competitive daily rate of £95 - £120 depending on experience.
Key Responsibilities
* Provide targeted support for secondary pupils with SEMH requirements.
* Implement effective strategies to manage and de-escalate challenging behaviours.
* Guide pupils in developing vital emotional regulation techniques.
* Facilitate a positive environment that supports pupils' return to academic engagement.
* Collaborate closely with teaching staff to deliver holistic pupil support plans.
* Contribute to the creation of a nurturing and inclusive learning atmosphere.
About You
* Demonstrable experience working with secondary-aged pupils with SEMH needs.
* Proven ability to confidently manage and positively impact challenging behaviours.
* An empathetic, patient, and resilient approach to pupil support.
* Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for engaging with pupils and staff.
* A genuine commitment to fostering the well-being and academic progress of every pupil.
* A proactive and adaptable mindset, thriving in a specialist SEN environment.
Why Join
Embark on a truly rewarding career opportunity where your contribution will genuinely transform pupils' lives. This dedicated school offers a supportive team environment, excellent opportunities for professional growth, and the flexibility of various contract options including long-term, daily supply, short-term, or permanent positions. Join a passionate team committed to making a tangible difference in a specialist London provision.
A dedicated school in a supportive London setting is seeking a compassionate and proactive SEMH Teaching Assistant to join their specialist secondary provision. This crucial role involves supporting pupils with Social, Emotional, and Mental Health needs, focusing on behaviour support, emotional regulation, and successful reintegration into learning. We are looking for an individual ready to commence as soon as possible, offering a competitive daily rate of £95 - £120 depending on experience.
Key Responsibilities
* Provide targeted support for secondary pupils with SEMH requirements.
* Implement effective strategies to manage and de-escalate challenging behaviours.
* Guide pupils in developing vital emotional regulation techniques.
* Facilitate a positive environment that supports pupils' return to academic engagement.
* Collaborate closely with teaching staff to deliver holistic pupil support plans.
* Contribute to the creation of a nurturing and inclusive learning atmosphere.
About You
* Demonstrable experience working with secondary-aged pupils with SEMH needs.
* Proven ability to confidently manage and positively impact challenging behaviours.
* An empathetic, patient, and resilient approach to pupil support.
* Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for engaging with pupils and staff.
* A genuine commitment to fostering the well-being and academic progress of every pupil.
* A proactive and adaptable mindset, thriving in a specialist SEN environment.
Why Join
Embark on a truly rewarding career opportunity where your contribution will genuinely transform pupils' lives. This dedicated school offers a supportive team environment, excellent opportunities for professional growth, and the flexibility of various contract options including long-term, daily supply, short-term, or permanent positions. Join a passionate team committed to making a tangible difference in a specialist London provision.
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