SEN TA needed in Central London

SEN Teaching Assistant 
Location: Central London
Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent

About the Role
We are seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic SEN Teaching Assistant to join a welcoming and supportive school in Central London. This is an excellent opportunity for a psychology graduate who is passionate about supporting children with Special Educational Needs (SEN), particularly those with autism, using evidence-based approaches.

You will work closely with experienced staff to support pupils’ academic, social, and emotional development, using Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) and Verbal Behaviour (VB) strategies.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide 1:1 and small group support to pupils with SEN
• Implement and support learning programmes based on ABA and VB approaches
• Assist in managing behaviour in a positive, structured manner
• Support the development of communication, social, and independence skills
• Work collaboratively with teachers, therapists, and other professionals
• Monitor and record student progress

Requirements

• A degree in Psychology or a related field
• Experience working with children with SEN, particularly autism
• Practical knowledge or experience of ABA (Applied Behaviour Analysis) and VB (Verbal Behaviour) approaches
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Patience, resilience, and a proactive attitude
• A genuine passion for supporting children with additional needs

What We Offer

• A friendly and supportive school environment
• Ongoing training and professional development opportunities
• The chance to work within a highly skilled multidisciplinary team
• Valuable experience for those pursuing careers in psychology, education, or therapy

If you are a motivated individual looking to make a meaningful impact in a nurturing school setting, we would love to hear from you.

Apply now to join a fantastic team making a real difference every day.

To discuss this opportunity or your suitability, contact Fatima-Zohra at (url removed)  or call (phone number removed)