1:1 LSA Jobs St Osyth

Exciting Opportunity in St. Osyth! Year 1 1:1 Support Role

Position: 1:1 LSA Jobs St Osyth
Location: St. Osyth
Start Date: September ongoing
Hours: Full-Time
Pay: £80-£86 per day

1:1 LSA Jobs St Osyth. Are you passionate about supporting young learners with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)? We are seeking a dedicated and knowledgeable individual to provide one-on-one support to a delightful Year 1 student in St. Osyth.

In this role, you will be working closely with a young boy in Year 1 who has ASD. He thrives on routine, but like many children with ASD, he may exhibit challenging behaviours when routines are disrupted. Additionally, he has been known to abscond from the room.

You will establish and maintain a structured and consistent routine to create a stable environment in which the student can flourish. Utilize your expertise in ASD and behaviour management to help the student navigate challenging behaviours and develop coping strategies. Work on transitioning the student into the classroom setting, providing a supportive and gradual introduction process.

Initially, you will be working with the student in a separate and dedicated room to ensure a comfortable and distraction-free environment. It is essential to have a deep understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorder and experience working with children on the spectrum. Your expertise in managing challenging behaviours will be invaluable in this role.

If you are passionate about making a significant impact in the life of a young learner with ASD, we encourage you to apply.

About 4myschools:

4myschools is an education recruitment employment business. We have been delivering positive social impact from the beginning by reducing the cost of supply teachers to local schools and by paying teachers fairly. We believe that business has the power to change lives. By joining us you will be making a difference to the schools that we work with and the children that you teach. You will also make a difference on an international level to areas of poverty in the developing world.