Graduate Teaching Assistant
| Posting date: | 18 January 2026 |
|---|---|
| Salary: | £200.00 per day |
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 17 February 2026 |
| Location: | N1 1AA |
| Remote working: | On-site only |
| Company: | JobsinED Ltd |
| Job type: | Permanent |
| Job reference: | GRADUATETEACHIN-260118-5830 |
Summary
Graduate Teaching Assistant – Launch Your Career in Premier North London School
Seize a powerful opportunity as a Graduate Teaching Assistant in North London—where aspiring educators and future psychologists ignite their ambitions. Join a dynamic, student-centred team that’s making a measurable difference every day. If you’re a first-class graduate with drive, compassion, and a burning desire to shape young minds, this Graduate Teaching Assistant role is built for you.
As a Graduate Teaching Assistant here in North London, you’ll be embedded in an Ofsted Outstanding environment bursting with expertise and possibility. Expect mentorship from some of education’s most inventive minds, unrivalled access to training, and involvement in transformative learning strategies. From breaking barriers in SEN to enriching classroom life, you’ll elevate your skills while driving real change—positioning you for fast-track progression into SEND, Education, or Psychology.
Key Highlights:
• Graduate Teaching Assistant in North London’s thriving education sector
• Competitive salary: £90-£105/day – maximise your impact & experience
• State-of-the-art campus in the heart of North London
• Graded Outstanding by Ofsted – join a high-calibre, progressive school
• Accelerated CPD, tailor-made graduate pathways, expert-led training
• Perfect for ambitious graduates with a passion for teaching, psychology, or SEN
• Work with cutting-edge resources: sensory rooms, digital learning suites, and innovative therapies
What You’ll Be Doing:
• Partnering with leading teachers to deliver breakthrough support
• Providing targeted interventions across Key Stages, including tailored SEN strategies
• Leading small groups and 1:1 sessions, championing progress and inclusion
• Collaborating with pastoral and therapy teams to nurture holistic pupil development
• Analysing learning data to drive improvement and refine practice
Ideal Graduate Teaching Assistant for this North London School:
• High-achieving graduate from a top UK university or global equivalent
• Aspiring teacher, psychologist, or SEN specialist with clear ambitions
• Empathetic communicator, driven motivator, quick-thinking problem solver
• Courageous, curious, flexible – embraces challenge and champions progress
• Unwavering passion for education, social impact, and student wellbeing
Why Join This North London School?:
• Inspirational mentoring from multi-award-winning educators
• Rich, rapid CPD and school-funded formal qualifications
• Purposeful, friendly culture rooted in diversity, trust, and growth
• Outstanding student behaviour—focus on achievement, not discipline
• Track record of TA career acceleration into teaching, therapy, and psychology
Step into an unrivalled Graduate Teaching Assistant role that propels your journey in education and beyond. With interviews already in progress, now is your moment to create lasting impact—apply today and become the leader our students need.
Seize a powerful opportunity as a Graduate Teaching Assistant in North London—where aspiring educators and future psychologists ignite their ambitions. Join a dynamic, student-centred team that’s making a measurable difference every day. If you’re a first-class graduate with drive, compassion, and a burning desire to shape young minds, this Graduate Teaching Assistant role is built for you.
As a Graduate Teaching Assistant here in North London, you’ll be embedded in an Ofsted Outstanding environment bursting with expertise and possibility. Expect mentorship from some of education’s most inventive minds, unrivalled access to training, and involvement in transformative learning strategies. From breaking barriers in SEN to enriching classroom life, you’ll elevate your skills while driving real change—positioning you for fast-track progression into SEND, Education, or Psychology.
Key Highlights:
• Graduate Teaching Assistant in North London’s thriving education sector
• Competitive salary: £90-£105/day – maximise your impact & experience
• State-of-the-art campus in the heart of North London
• Graded Outstanding by Ofsted – join a high-calibre, progressive school
• Accelerated CPD, tailor-made graduate pathways, expert-led training
• Perfect for ambitious graduates with a passion for teaching, psychology, or SEN
• Work with cutting-edge resources: sensory rooms, digital learning suites, and innovative therapies
What You’ll Be Doing:
• Partnering with leading teachers to deliver breakthrough support
• Providing targeted interventions across Key Stages, including tailored SEN strategies
• Leading small groups and 1:1 sessions, championing progress and inclusion
• Collaborating with pastoral and therapy teams to nurture holistic pupil development
• Analysing learning data to drive improvement and refine practice
Ideal Graduate Teaching Assistant for this North London School:
• High-achieving graduate from a top UK university or global equivalent
• Aspiring teacher, psychologist, or SEN specialist with clear ambitions
• Empathetic communicator, driven motivator, quick-thinking problem solver
• Courageous, curious, flexible – embraces challenge and champions progress
• Unwavering passion for education, social impact, and student wellbeing
Why Join This North London School?:
• Inspirational mentoring from multi-award-winning educators
• Rich, rapid CPD and school-funded formal qualifications
• Purposeful, friendly culture rooted in diversity, trust, and growth
• Outstanding student behaviour—focus on achievement, not discipline
• Track record of TA career acceleration into teaching, therapy, and psychology
Step into an unrivalled Graduate Teaching Assistant role that propels your journey in education and beyond. With interviews already in progress, now is your moment to create lasting impact—apply today and become the leader our students need.