SEN Graduate Teaching Assistant – A Walsall Secondary School Want real classroom experience working with pupils who need additional support? This paid role is ideal for a psychology graduate or anyone exploring a career in SEN or education. SEN Graduate Teaching Assistant September 2025 – July 2026 £85 - £100 per day Secondary School location: Walsall 1:1 support for a Year 9 student with Autism The Role You’ll be working directly with a Year 9 student who has Autism, supporting them in lessons and around the school day. You’ll help break down instructions, manage sensory needs, and keep learning accessible and engaging. You’ll also liaise with teaching staff and the SENCo to make sure the right strategies are in place. This is a stable, consistent role where you’ll build a strong working relationship with the pupil and make a measurable impact on their progress. The Candidate You’re a graduate with a calm, compassionate approach and a genuine interest in supporting young people with additional needs. You might have experience through tutoring, mentoring, volunteering or care work. You’re observant, resilient and reliable – someone who can show up and make a difference every day. You’ll need excellent communication skills and the ability to follow guidance while using your initiative when needed. The School This Walsall secondary school is well-respected for its inclusive ethos and strong SEN department. Staff work collaboratively, and graduates are given the tools and support to succeed. If you're thinking about a career in education or mental health, this is a strong place to start. Apply now – interviews will be arranged ahead of the September start.