Psychology Graduate Teaching Assistant – 1:1 Autism Support
 
Want to apply your psychology degree in a real-world setting before pursuing further training or study?
 
*** Psychology Graduate Teaching Assistant
*** £90 – £105 per day
*** September 2025 – July 2026
*** Secondary School Location: Walsall
*** 1:1 support to a Year 8 child with Autism across the national curriculum
 
The Role
You’ll be providing daily 1:1 support to a Year 8 student with autism, helping them access the full secondary curriculum. Your support will cover both academic and social aspects—managing classroom transitions, encouraging participation, and adapting learning tasks to meet individual needs.
You’ll work closely with teaching staff, SEN specialists, and the school’s pastoral team to deliver personalised support and help the pupil develop both confidence and independence.
 
The Candidate
You’re a psychology graduate who’s patient, observant, and has a genuine interest in autism and neurodiversity. You may be planning a career in educational psychology, mental health, SEN teaching, or therapeutic work. If you’ve already worked with young people—whether through mentoring, tutoring, care, or school-based roles—it’s a strong advantage.
 
This role offers valuable experience in behaviour support, EHCP implementation, and differentiated learning—perfect for your next steps in psychology or education.
 
The School
This Walsall secondary school is known for its inclusive ethos and strong SEN provision. Staff are collaborative, experienced, and committed to nurturing all learners. As a Graduate TA, you’ll be given meaningful responsibilities and receive ongoing support from experienced SEN professionals.
 
If you're ready to put your psychology degree to practical use and support a young person who truly needs it—apply now.
 
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.