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Aspiring Educational Psychologist | September Start | Ealing
Are you a Psychology graduate looking to gain valuable experience in a school setting before pursuing further training in Educational Psychology?
We are working with a highly regarded primary school in Ealing that is seeking confident and motivated graduates for full-time Learning Support Assistant roles starting ASAP, ideal for Aspiring Educational Psychologists.
About the role | Aspiring Educational Psychologist:
This is an excellent opportunity to build practical experience supporting children with special educational needs - a crucial step towards a career in Educational Psychology.
You will:
- Support students aged 4-16 with a range of needs including autism, ADHD, and learning difficulties.
- Provide one-to-one and small group interventions to help pupils access learning and develop essential skills.
- Work closely with teachers and therapists to implement individual education plans.
- Observe, record, and reflect on pupil progress - invaluable preparation for postgraduate EP training.
- Contribute to a positive, inclusive, and supportive learning environment.
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Requirements | Aspiring Educational Psychologist:
- A 2:1 or above in Psychology (or a closely related subject).
- Prior experience supporting children or young people with SEND (school, care, or voluntary roles) is highly desirable.
- A calm, empathetic, and reflective attitude.
- Excellent communication skills and a genuine passion for child development.
- A clear ambition to pursue a career in Educational Psychology.


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This Aspiring Educational Psychologist role is perfect for graduates intending to apply for an Educational Psychology doctorate or other specialist training in the near future.
Ribbons & Reeves are London's leading Education Recruiters. We specialise in helping educators of all levels secure long-term and permanent roles, such as this Aspiring Educational Psychologist role, in Ealing. For other roles like this, check out our website, search Ribbons & Reeves. We look forward to supporting you in your application to this Aspiring Educational Psychologist Role.
Aspiring Educational Psychologist | ASAP Start | Ealing
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