HLTA and Intervention Officer – Knutsford (WA16)
A specialist SEMH provision catering in Knutsford are seeking an Outreach Higher-Level Teaching Assistant. Their pupils experience SEMH challenged and EBD, and each of them have a EHCP. Many pupils experience ASC, so experience with such needs would be highly beneficial for this role.
This role covers a 37-hour working week, term time only including INSET days. This is a long-term role with the possibility of a permanent school contract after a successful trial period. The incoming HLTA will receive a rate of £110+ per day, depending on their experience and qualifications. Responsibilities include:
* Working directly with small groups of students or 1:1.
* Providing guidance and support to class teams on developing their own skills around delivering intervention strategies.
* Advising other members of staff on the management and learning of individual pupils with SEN.
* Monitoring outcomes for children who are more likely to be vulnerable and using the outcomes to target support and intervention in education settings effectively.
* Supporting the development of suitable intervention programmes for students to meet their individual needs.
* Maintaining consistent records, which indicate the work carried out and the progress made by the named students and to provide regular feedback about the students supported.
* Coordinating interventions throughout school and support staff with their planning and delivery.
* Working with SLT to track the effectiveness of interventions and hold others to account.
* Providing feedback to students and colleagues concerning students' learning and behaviour.
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All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay. This advert is for a temporary position. In some cases, the option to make this role permanent may become available at a later date.
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