Unqualified Teaching Assistant

Axcis Education is currently recruiting unqualified Teaching Assistants to work across primary schools in Birmingham. This is an immediate start role, with strong potential to continue into the next academic year.This is an excellent opportunity for individuals who are passionate about supporting children’s development and making a positive impact in education.Who Is This Role Suitable For?We welcome candidates from a variety of backgrounds, including:• Recent graduates• Emergency services workers• Care or support workers• Youth mentorsIf you have transferable skills and a genuine interest in working with children, we’d love to hear from you.About the RoleThis is a full-time Teaching Assistant position, working Monday to Friday (8:30am – 4:00pm).Pay rate: £14.25 per hourYou will:• Support children aged 4–11 years in a primary school setting• Work with pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)• Provide personalised, one-to-one and small group support• Build positive, meaningful relationships with students• Help create a calm and inclusive classroom environmentRequirementsTo be considered, you should have:• A passion for supporting young people• A caring, patient, and empathetic approach• Strong ability to build positive relationships with pupils• An Enhanced DBS on the Update Service, or willingness to apply• Availability for full-time work (Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 4:00pm)Why Work with Axcis Education?Axcis Education is a leading SEND recruitment agency that connects Teaching Assistants with rewarding roles in primary schools and specialist settings across the UK.We offer:• Free online training, including Safeguarding Level 2• Flexible working opportunities• Competitive pay rates• Ongoing support from a dedicated local consultantWhether you're looking to gain classroom experience or build a long-term career in SEND education, Axcis Education provides the training and support you need to succeed.Start your journey in education and make a real difference in the lives of young learners across Birmingham