Level 3 Teaching Assistant Apprenticeship - Farley Junior Academy

Provide teaching support in small groups and, where necessary, be assigned to individual pupils in order to aid the teacher Liaise with the teacher to understand the objectives of each session Assist the teacher with observations and monitoring of the progress of children, both educationally and socially Keep up-to-date written records for supporting pupils Promote positive behaviour patterns, raise self-esteem, and improve independent work with children to assist their education and growth Depending on school, there may be a specific focus on certain curriculum areas It is an interesting, varied position that gives you the valuable opportunities of gaining experience in a professional setting working with young people and colleagues You will find out about the teaching paths that are available, and the hope is that this apprenticeship will lead you onto you next step on the career ladder

Teaching Assistants may also undertake some or all of the following:

Work with individual pupils with special educational needs Work with pupils for whom English is not their first language Assist in the development of individual development plans for pupils (such as Individual educational plans) Support the work of volunteers and other teaching assistants in the classroom Support the use of ICT in the curriculum Invigilate exams and tests Assist in escorting and supervising pupils on educational visits and out-of-school activities Select, prepare and clear away classroom materials and learning areas, ensuring they are available for use, including developing and presenting displays Support pupils in developing and implementing their own personal social and development Assist pupils with eating, dressing and hygiene, as required, whilst encouraging independence Monitor and manage stock and supplies for the classroom

Training:

Training Topics include:

Understanding how children learn and develop Using technology to support learning Working with teachers to understand and support assessment Keeping children safe in education Planning and leading high-quality physical activity Upon successful completion of the apprenticeship and End Point Assessment, a Level 3 Teaching Assistant Apprenticeship qualification will be achieved

Training Outcome:
Higher education pathway Teaching assistant within a school setting Pathway into teaching Working in a sector that involves initiative, leadership, communication, developing positive relationships Transferable skills that are invaluable in the wider world of work

Employer Description:

Farley Junior Academy is part of the Whipperley academy trust which currently has two schools; Whipperley Infant Academy and Farley Junior Academy.

The Whipperley Academy Trust is a forward thinking Trust, we promote and strive to achieve excellence with meaningful and empowering contexts for learning. We recognise the importance of outstanding teaching and learning and are fully committed to the development of learners and staff to enable all.                                    

We expect staff to maintain the highest professional standards and to be motivated to embark on their own learning journey to ensure our children experience the very best educational outcomes.

We know that all of our schools are unique and through our partnership we endeavour to ensure that their our schools are places where diversity is embraced and where children thrive in a secure, happy and creative environment.  There is a commitment to the highest expectations and good early years practice to ensure the highest standards for all. Our curriculum is practical, meaningful, engaging and fun, enabling our children to be confident and happy learners.  

We believe; 

in equal opportunity for all
that individuals matter
in celebrating diversity
in valuing oneself and others
that everyone is an essential contributor to our learning community
that everyone can succeed and it is our responsibility to promote this
that it is the right of every child to achieve their potential
learning should be relevant, motivating and fun
in the importance of having shared high expectations
in the importance of celebrating achievement

We put the child at the centre of everything we do at our trust, helping them achieve their full potential.  

Amelia Whitehouse, CEO of Whipperley Academy Trust

Working Hours :
Monday to Friday. Exact hours to be confirmed.

Skills:
Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative