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  3. Graduate Teaching Assistant

    Posted a week ago by Academics Ltd

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    Salary:
    £83.33 - £90/day
    Location:
    Cheltenham, Gloucestershire (40 miles)
    Job Type:
    Contract

    To assist with the general pastoral care of KS1/KS2 Cheltenham students. Promote positive values, attitudes, and good pupil behaviour. Actively encourage the inclusion of all students to participate in the life and activities of the Cheltenham Primary school. Support the KS1/KS2 teacher … more

  4. Psychology Graduate - Mental Health Support

    Posted a week ago by Academics Ltd

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    Salary:
    £80 - £90/day
    Location:
    Swindon, Wiltshire (64 miles)
    Job Type:
    Permanent

    A Specialist School in the centre of Swindon are looking for a caring and motivated graduate to join their team in September, helping to support children with complex mental health difficulties and learning needs. The school caters for students with social, emotional and mental … more

  5. Psychology Graduate - Teaching Assistant

    Posted a week ago by Prospero Teaching

    Salary:
    £95 - £122/day
    Location:
    Manchester, Greater Manchester (70 miles)
    Job Type:
    Contract

    Degree in Psychology, or a relevant degree such as Maths, English, Sociology Criminology, the Arts, Dance, Drama, Sports or a background in Health & Social care background. Previous experience working with young people (which we can reference) desirable but not essential. Relevant … more

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