Teaching Assistant

Junior Teaching Assistant talent pool in Dublin. Experience required: 0 to 2 years. Employer assignments use this pool when they need a Teaching Assistant in Dublin, Ireland, who is accountable for help for pupils who need a task broken down. The useful week is spent following the support plan, keeping the pupil in the lesson where possible, and noting what worked, with mistakes corrected in the open rather than buried. Responsibilities - Review the support plan for a target you are not sure of and correct it before anyone else relies on it. - Keep a single current task breakdown, and archive the older copy once you have dealt with a step that was still too big. - Ask the teacher who owns the plan to challenge the engagement note, especially around the what helped the pupil start. - Write the assumption behind the resource adaptation in two or three plain sentences, and mention a change you made without telling the teacher. - Compare this day's progress scrap with the previous one and explain a piece of work that shows the target. - Stop and rework the review comment if you find a strategy that did not help. Requirements - 0 to 2 years of experience in supporting individual pupils against a plan is required for this teaching assistant profile. A short record of finished work is enough. - Practical skill with support plans and classroom materials in teaching assistant work, not a certificate alone. - Able to explain when you change a task to a colleague who was not in the room. - Careful with removing a pupil from learning without a plan; this is checked in review of teaching assistant work. - For the teaching assistant brief in Dublin, hold the current registration or licence required to do this work in Ireland; a human reviewer confirms the exact credential before any placement. Nice to have - Support plans is useful on teaching assistant assignments in Dublin, and it is not required. - People who have already done task breakdown can start this teaching assistant brief with less coaching. - Progress notes is a plus for teaching assistant work based in Dublin. Skills classroom support, observation notes, safeguarding awareness, materials preparation, behaviour records, literacy or numeracy support, confidentiality, following a teacher's plan Working conditions This is an on-site teaching assistant listing in Dublin, Ireland. Work happens at the assignment's premises. The usual week is Monday to Friday, on Ireland time. The work is on site during the school day, with standing and moving around a classroom. Term dates apply. Location The hiring base for this teaching assistant listing is Dublin, Ireland. English is the working language for this Dublin brief. Checks required to work with children as a teaching assistant in Dublin are confirmed for Ireland before placement. Qualified people are considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or other characteristics protected by applicable law. This is a talent-pool listing. Your profile will be reviewed and matched to employer openings that fit; submitting an application does not guarantee an interview or placement.