Higher Level Teaching Assistant

Harborne

9 months ago

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Higher Level Teaching Assistant
Location: Harborne, Birmingham
Duration: Part-time or Full-time | September 2025 - July 2026
Daily Rate: £90 - £110 per day (based on experience)

About the Role:
A thriving and inclusive primary school in Harborne is seeking a skilled Higher Level Teaching Assistant (HLTA) to support teaching and learning throughout the next academic year.

You'll work closely with teachers to provide targeted academic and behavioural support, delivering high-quality assistance that helps children thrive.

Key Responsibilities as a higher level teaching assistant:

Delivering pre-planned lessons in the absence of the class teacher

Supporting learning through small group interventions and one-to-one sessions

Contributing to lesson planning and classroom organisation

What We're Looking For:

Higher Level Teaching Assistant qualification or comparable classroom-based experience

Ability to lead learning confidently across various year groups

Passion for supporting children's academic and personal development

Local to the Harborne AreaWhy Choose Academics?

Local consultants who understand the needs of Birmingham schools

Weekly PAYE pay

Flexible working options with consistent placements

Ongoing support, feedback, and career guidance

How to Apply:
Send your CV to
Or call (phone number removed) to discuss this exciting opportunity in Harborne

Make a difference in a dynamic school setting as a Higher Level Teaching Assistant - with flexibility that fits your life and the support of Academics

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