Finishing a psychology degree tends to leave you with more questions than answers about what comes next. If you've been drawn to how children learn, communicate and make sense of the world, working as a Graduate Teaching Assistant is one of the more direct ways to find out whether that interest holds up in practice. Sprint Education Recruitment places graduates into long-term teaching assistant roles across Coventry, supporting students with SEN and complex needs in mainstream and specialist settings, from primary through to secondary and alternative provision. Are you looking for that kind of placement, rather than day-to-day cover? We work with settings in Coventry and the surrounding area, so if you'd be travelling in from Bedworth, Nuneaton, Rugby or Kenilworth, it's still worth showing your interest. What a Graduate Teaching Assistant does day to day Works 1:1 or with small groups, supporting students to take part in lessons alongside their peers Follows plans...

SEND Teaching Assistant Aston Are you passionate about helping young people with Autism and complex additional needs achieve their full potential? Join a specialist SEND college in Aston as an SEN Teaching Assistant from September 2026 and make a real difference for learners aged . This is your opportunity to provide meaningful support, develop essential skills, and build strong relationships in a highly personalised and inclusive environment. What s in it for you? Long-term opportunity starting September 2026 Part-time hours 26 hours per week, across four days (Monday to Thursday, 8:30am 3:00pm) Hourly rate: £14.62 £16.84 Work within a welcoming, specialist SEND college environment Support young people with Autism and a wide range of complex needs Supportive, inclusive workplace culture Ongoing CPD and specialist training opportunities The Role As a SEND Teaching Assistant, you will: Deliver high-quality 1:1, 2:1 and small group support Enable students with...