Learning Support Assistant – KS1/KS2

Learning Support Assistant – KS1/KS2

Primary School/ Wirral based/ Full-Time Role /Working hours: 08:30am – 15:30pm – Paid up to £475 per week DOE / November start!

Are you a passionate Learning Support Mentor looking for a new opportunity closer to home?

Have you previously worked with children or young people in a classroom or similar setting and are enthusiastic about providing outstanding teaching and learning support?

If so, this position is perfect for someone who thrives in an educational environment and is eager to make a meaningful difference in students’ lives. You will be working alongside a dedicated team to inspire and nurture young learners. If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you!

Key role highlights:

• Paid between £425 – £475 per week PAYE
• Monday- Friday, full-time position, term time only
• Opportunity to gain vital experience before teacher training
• Assisting in weaker areas e.g. phonics, reading, literacy or numeracy
• Supporting class teacher with creating excellent resources for the pupil
• Working with pupils who have barriers to learning; emotional or social
• Access to FREE online CPD courses – SEN, Mental Health & Safeguarding

About our school:

Located in the heart of Wirral, our primary school is committed to fostering a nurturing and inspiring environment for both staff and students. This role presents an excellent opportunity to gain essential hands-on experience, perfect for those considering teacher training in the future.

You’ll be joining a dedicated and supportive Senior Leadership Team that is passionate about creating a positive and enriching learning experience for all pupils. The school ethos is centred around inspiring young minds, helping students thrive both academically and personally. We are eager to welcome a passionate LSA who is excited to contribute to our growing team and help shape the future success of our students.

Essential requirements:

• Relevant Teaching and Learning Qualification or equivalent experience supporting children or young people within a similar setting within the UK.
• Naturally outgoing and inspiring individual
• Excellent organisation and communication skills
• Ability to support children with SEN needs
• *NO UK visa sponsorship available with this role*

If this is not quite the role you are looking for, but you would love to find out about other opportunities in your local area, please send your CV via the links provided or contact the Merseyside branch for further information.