Autism Support Worker
Are you looking for a rewarding role in an SEN school with modern facilities and a supportive staff team? A vibrant and newly established SEN school in Bromley is seeking an enthusiastic Autism Support Worker to join their growing team, supporting secondary-aged pupils across Key Stages KS1-2
Why Join This SEN School in Bromley?
1. Bromley-based special educational needs school
2. Well-resourced lessons tailored to student needs
3. Small school with very small class sizes for focused support
4. Supportive and collaborative school community
5. Dedicated team of experienced teachers in every classroom
6. Competitive inner London pay
The Autism Support Worker Job
This Autism Support Worker role is a long-term, full-time position starting after the half term and continuing for the remainder of the academic year and into the next. You will support secondary-aged pupils across KS1-2 in the classroom, helping them achieve their learning goals and reach their full potential.
The Autism Support Worker Skills
We are seeking a passionate and experienced Autism Support Worker with a good understanding of ASD and complex needs. You will work both 1:1 and within the classroom to support student's learning, motivation, and personal development.
You will have the opportunity to guide pupils through activities that promote independence, resilience, and lifelong learning skills, making a tangible difference in their educational journey.
About the School
This Bromley-based SEN school specialises in supporting young people with complex needs. You'll work within a multi-professional team dedicated to the overall well-being and development of every student.
7. Fantastic transport links across London
8. Support from a team of experts focused on pupil well-being
9. Child-centred and collaborative approach
The Ideal Autism Support Worker Applicant
10. Experience as an Autism Support Worker in an SEN school is desirable but not essential
11. A genuine passion for supporting students with SEN needs
12. Patient, calm, and engaging classroom manner
13. Strong communication and interpersonal skills
14. Registered DBS or willingness to apply for a new DBS
15. Ability to build positive rapport with individual pupils
If you have experience working with young people with autism, whether as a Teaching Assistant or in a similar capacity, and are ready for a rewarding challenge, apply today to join this exceptional school in Bromley.