Could you identify the child who has quietly stopped following?
Noticing is most of the job, and our free teaching assistant training builds that skill first. Department for Education figures put two-thirds of teaching assistants in nursery and primary schools, with another fifth in special schools and pupil referral units. So the noticing usually happens with young children or with pupils who need somebody patient sitting beside them.
Reading support, behaviour, safeguarding and the paperwork behind a school day all feature.
Our free training is great because you can study in a way that suits you. For example:
Our teaching assistant training online walks you through a real primary week, such as:
Ask a teaching assistant what the hard part is and they rarely say the lessons. It is the child who will not settle. Or the one who has gone quiet and nobody has noticed yet. So our lessons on inclusion, behaviour and child development go there properly, because that is where you will want the help.
Start with nothing behind you, and you will still keep up. All we ask is:
Check your certificate for a renewal date. There is not one, and there never will be. The high-quality version costs just £5 once you pass, with a printed copy available for a little more.
Anyone wanting work that matches the school run will find this fits neatly. Parents especially. Dinner supervisors and volunteers already in the building take it to move onto the payroll. Some learners are working towards teacher training later and want classroom time first. And anyone weighing up a teaching assistant online course against a paid college route can test the subject here.
Our online teaching assistant course opens the door to roles like:
A few lessons, every one built around what happens in a primary classroom. Reading and number support, behaviour, safeguarding, special educational needs, assessment and how a school is actually organised. None of it is theory for the sake of it. All of it turns up in a normal week, usually before Wednesday.
Schools recruit support staff all year round. Enrol in our free teaching assistant training now and be ready when they do!
Module 01: Roles and Responsibilities of the Teaching Assistant
Module 02: Working in the School
Module 03: Working in the Classroom
Module 04: Promote Children and Young people's Positive Behaviour
Module 05: Support Children and Young People's Health and Safety
Module 06: Communication and Professional Relationships with Children, Young People and Adults
Module 07: Develop Professional Relationships with Children, Young People and Adults
Module 08: Promote Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in Work with Children and Young People
Module 09: Understand How to Safeguard the Wellbeing of Children and Young People
Module 10: Support Learning Activities
Module 11: Schools as organisations
Module 12: Support Assessment for Learning
Module 13: Engage in personal development in children's and young people's settings
Module 14: Understand Child and Young Person Development
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