Teaching Assistant - SEND
CV-LibrarySW9, Vassall, Greater LondontemporaryPosted: 9 September 2026
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We're recruiting a SEND Teaching Assistant to join a secondary school's SEND team in Camberwell, South London. This is a varied and rewarding role that will shape your career in education whilst making a tangible difference to young people with complex needs.
As a Teaching Assistant specialising in SEND, you'll work at the heart of the school's special needs provision, delivering targeted support across multiple year groups and settings. You'll be part of a dedicated SEND team, working collaboratively to remove barriers to learning and enable young people to succeed.
Your role as a SEND TA will include:
* Delivering one-to-one and small-group interventions for pupils with complex needs
* Co-delivering specialist programmes supporting communication, language and learning
* Supporting pupils' integration into mainstream classroom settings
* Building relationships and trust with young people who've experienced educational barriers
* Contributing to assessment and progress tracking that drives pupil outcomes
* Supporting behaviour strategies and safeguarding frameworks
* Working flexibly across different settings (classroom, intervention spaces, off-site provision)
* Adapting resources and strategies to meet individual learning profiles
* Collaborating with external agencies and specialists
* Attending multi-agency meetings and contributing to planning
The role is genuinely varied: no two days are the same. You might deliver a literacy intervention in the morning, support a pupil's transition to a new class, join a behaviour meeting, work one-to-one with a young person on communication skills, facilitate a social story exercise, or support a complex learner accessing mainstream lessons. You'll see real impact - young people building confidence, developing independence, and accessing learning they previously couldn't access.
About you
You're a graduate ready to launch a meaningful career in SEND education, or you may be a qualified teacher looking to move into SEND. You'll need:
* A bachelor's degree (any discipline)
* Real commitment to enabling pupils with complex needs to reach their potential
* Strong communication and collaborative working skills
* Genuine interest in understanding neurodiversity and complex learning
* Reliability and a solution-focused approach
Your career
This is a stepping stone into SEND specialism. Working within a secondary school SEND team gives you exposure to assessment, intervention design, and multi-agency working. Many TAs progress to SENCO qualifications, specialist support roles, or trained higher-level positions. You'll develop deep expertise in supporting teenagers with profound and complex needs.
What we offer
* Secondary school with a strong SEND provision in South London
* Full-time permanent contract
* Supportive, collaborative team environment
* Clear pathway for career development and further training
* Competitive daily rate for a Teaching Assistant in Inner London
We're recruiting a SEND Teaching Assistant to join a secondary school's SEND team in Camberwell, South London. This is a varied and rewarding role that will shape your career in education whilst making a tangible difference to young people with complex needs.
As a Teaching Assistant specialising in SEND, you'll work at the heart of the school's special needs provision, delivering targeted support across multiple year groups and settings. You'll be part of a dedicated SEND team, working collaboratively to remove barriers to learning and enable young people to succeed.
Your role as a SEND TA will include:
* Delivering one-to-one and small-group interventions for pupils with complex needs
* Co-delivering specialist programmes supporting communication, language and learning
* Supporting pupils' integration into mainstream classroom settings
* Building relationships and trust with young people who've experienced educational barriers
* Contributing to assessment and progress tracking that drives pupil outcomes
* Supporting behaviour strategies and safeguarding frameworks
* Working flexibly across different settings (classroom, intervention spaces, off-site provision)
* Adapting resources and strategies to meet individual learning profiles
* Collaborating with external agencies and specialists
* Attending multi-agency meetings and contributing to planning
The role is genuinely varied: no two days are the same. You might deliver a literacy intervention in the morning, support a pupil's transition to a new class, join a behaviour meeting, work one-to-one with a young person on communication skills, facilitate a social story exercise, or support a complex learner accessing mainstream lessons. You'll see real impact - young people building confidence, developing independence, and accessing learning they previously couldn't access.
About you
You're a graduate ready to launch a meaningful career in SEND education, or you may be a qualified teacher looking to move into SEND. You'll need:
* A bachelor's degree (any discipline)
* Real commitment to enabling pupils with complex needs to reach their potential
* Strong communication and collaborative working skills
* Genuine interest in understanding neurodiversity and complex learning
* Reliability and a solution-focused approach
Your career
This is a stepping stone into SEND specialism. Working within a secondary school SEND team gives you exposure to assessment, intervention design, and multi-agency working. Many TAs progress to SENCO qualifications, specialist support roles, or trained higher-level positions. You'll develop deep expertise in supporting teenagers with profound and complex needs.
What we offer
* Secondary school with a strong SEND provision in South London
* Full-time permanent contract
* Supportive, collaborative team environment
* Clear pathway for career development and further training
* Competitive daily rate for a Teaching Assistant in Inner London