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SEN Teaching Assistant – Speech & Language & SEMH Support
Reed · New Milton
Job description
About the role
We are seeking a caring SEN Teaching Assistant to provide targeted support across two placements in New Milton and Totton. The role starts in September 2026 and involves morning support for a Year 1 pupil with speech and language needs, followed by afternoon support for a pupil with social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) needs.
Key responsibilities
- Deliver 1:1 speech and language support to a Year 1 pupil (8:30 am‑12:30 pm).
- Provide 1:1 SEMH support to a pupil in Totton on Monday and Tuesday afternoons (12:30 pm‑3:30 pm).
- Implement individualized strategies to promote communication, confidence and emotional regulation.
- Collaborate with classroom teachers to integrate support within the broader curriculum.
- Maintain accurate records of progress and adapt approaches as needed.
Required profile
- Experience working with children with SEN, speech & language, or SEMH needs.
- Patient, nurturing and resilient attitude.
- Strong communication and relationship‑building abilities.
- Flexibility to adapt to different learning styles.
- Genuine passion for helping children achieve their potential.
Required skills
- None specified beyond the experience and personal attributes listed.
What we offer
- Competitive salary range of £22,000‑£24,000 per year.
- Support from a dedicated Reed Education consultant.
- Access to training and professional development.
- Opportunities to work in supportive, inclusive school environments.
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