SEN Teaching Assistant
| Posting date: | 19 December 2025 |
|---|---|
| Salary: | £28,000.00 per year |
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 18 January 2026 |
| Location: | E8 1EA |
| Remote working: | On-site only |
| Company: | JobsinED Ltd |
| Job type: | Permanent |
| Job reference: | SENTEACHINGASSI-251219-7150 |
Summary
SEN Teaching Assistant – Elite Launchpad for Aspiring Psychologists, Teachers, SEN Specialists
Step into a transformative role as an SEN Teaching Assistant in a vibrant, forward-thinking Hackney school. This is more than just a job—it's a mission, perfect for high-achieving graduates who want to accelerate their journey into teaching, psychology, or advanced SEN practice. If you’re driven to make a daily impact for neurodiverse students and determined to shape your future in education, this is your moment to shine and truly change lives from day one.
With this SEN Teaching Assistant position, you’ll gain unparalleled, hands-on experience in an Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ school celebrated for innovation, inclusion, and relentless ambition. Dive into a culture of mentorship, ambition, and professional development tailored to fast-track your growth, underpinned by sophisticated resources and a dynamic, expert team who champion every step of your development. Your impact matters here—and your contribution shapes futures.
Key Highlights:
• SEN Teaching Assistant role offering Circa £28,000 pro-rata
• Located in dynamic, well-connected Hackney
• Ofsted Outstanding: sector-leading inclusion and results
• Exceptional, bespoke CPD and paid pathways to teaching or psychology
• World-class sensory rooms, assistive technology, and adaptive learning spaces
• Best suited for ambitious graduates excited by education, psychology, or SEN
• Immersive team culture, vibrant staff wellbeing focus
What You’ll Be Doing:
• Delivering tailored support as an SEN Teaching Assistant to students aged 4-18
• Co-developing and implementing practical, evidence-based strategies
• Supporting students with ASD, ADHD, SEMH, and complex needs in lessons and interventions
• Working closely with specialist teachers and therapists to drive individual progress
• Building trusted relationships to nurture resilience, social skills, and independence
• Monitoring progress, analysing impact, and reporting to the SENCO
Ideal “SEN Teaching Assistant” for this Hackney School:
• Recent high-achieving graduate from a Top 40 university (or equivalent)
• Aspiring teacher, psychologist, child psychotherapist, or SEN professional
• Passionate about neurodiversity, driven by challenge and results
• Compassionate, resilient, unwaveringly ambitious
• Collaborative, eager to learn, and solution-focused
Why Join This Hackney School?:
• Direct mentorship from leading SEN specialists and psychologists
• Inspiring, energetic staff community obsessed with professional growth
• Progressive curriculum and ground-breaking inclusion strategies
• Extensive progression routes into salaried teaching or therapy
• Diverse, multi-cultural environment that values creativity and initiative
Drive your career forward as an SEN Teaching Assistant in a flagship Hackney institution redefining support for students with additional needs. Interviews are strictly limited—apply now to secure your launchpad toward teaching, psychology, or special educational needs leadership.
Step into a transformative role as an SEN Teaching Assistant in a vibrant, forward-thinking Hackney school. This is more than just a job—it's a mission, perfect for high-achieving graduates who want to accelerate their journey into teaching, psychology, or advanced SEN practice. If you’re driven to make a daily impact for neurodiverse students and determined to shape your future in education, this is your moment to shine and truly change lives from day one.
With this SEN Teaching Assistant position, you’ll gain unparalleled, hands-on experience in an Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ school celebrated for innovation, inclusion, and relentless ambition. Dive into a culture of mentorship, ambition, and professional development tailored to fast-track your growth, underpinned by sophisticated resources and a dynamic, expert team who champion every step of your development. Your impact matters here—and your contribution shapes futures.
Key Highlights:
• SEN Teaching Assistant role offering Circa £28,000 pro-rata
• Located in dynamic, well-connected Hackney
• Ofsted Outstanding: sector-leading inclusion and results
• Exceptional, bespoke CPD and paid pathways to teaching or psychology
• World-class sensory rooms, assistive technology, and adaptive learning spaces
• Best suited for ambitious graduates excited by education, psychology, or SEN
• Immersive team culture, vibrant staff wellbeing focus
What You’ll Be Doing:
• Delivering tailored support as an SEN Teaching Assistant to students aged 4-18
• Co-developing and implementing practical, evidence-based strategies
• Supporting students with ASD, ADHD, SEMH, and complex needs in lessons and interventions
• Working closely with specialist teachers and therapists to drive individual progress
• Building trusted relationships to nurture resilience, social skills, and independence
• Monitoring progress, analysing impact, and reporting to the SENCO
Ideal “SEN Teaching Assistant” for this Hackney School:
• Recent high-achieving graduate from a Top 40 university (or equivalent)
• Aspiring teacher, psychologist, child psychotherapist, or SEN professional
• Passionate about neurodiversity, driven by challenge and results
• Compassionate, resilient, unwaveringly ambitious
• Collaborative, eager to learn, and solution-focused
Why Join This Hackney School?:
• Direct mentorship from leading SEN specialists and psychologists
• Inspiring, energetic staff community obsessed with professional growth
• Progressive curriculum and ground-breaking inclusion strategies
• Extensive progression routes into salaried teaching or therapy
• Diverse, multi-cultural environment that values creativity and initiative
Drive your career forward as an SEN Teaching Assistant in a flagship Hackney institution redefining support for students with additional needs. Interviews are strictly limited—apply now to secure your launchpad toward teaching, psychology, or special educational needs leadership.