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KS2 Teaching Assistant : Leeds : Supply

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Do you have a knack for breaking down complex upper KS2 maths and English topics into easily digestible lessons?
Would you like to focus your skills on small:group interventions that directly raise pupil attainment in Leeds?
Are you searching for a trusted recruitment partner that offers regular, targeted primary work?
Randstad Education is looking for focused Key Stage 2 Teaching Assistants specialising in academic interventions to support primary schools across Leeds. You will work closely with Year 5 and Year 6 pupils to help boost their confidence and progress ahead of key assessments.
Key Requirements
- Essential UK Experience: Verifiable experience delivering academic support in a UK Key Stage 2 primary classroom setting.
- Intervention Expertise: Demonstrated ability to lead targeted 1:1 and small:group booster sessions in literacy, reading comprehension, and numeracy.
- Safeguarding and Compliance: Holds a valid Enhanced Child Workforce DBS registered on the Update Service (or readiness to complete a new application).
- Core Attributes: Strong academic background, excellent patience, and the ability to motivate upper primary pupils to achieve their potential.
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Why Work with Randstad?
- Targeted Roles: Put your intervention strengths to good use in local schools specifically requesting targeted academic support.
- Transparent Weekly Earnings: Excellent daily rates paid through standard PAYE, guaranteeing clean tax handling with no hidden charges.
- Professional Growth: Enhance your CV with access to our free online training courses.
- Local Expertise: Direct backing from a dedicated consultant in Leeds who matches your skills to the right schools.
- Generous Bonuses: Take advantage of our GBP300 refer-a-friend scheme whenever you recommend a fellow educator.


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What Happens Next?
- CV Assessment: Apply with your updated CV highlighting your UK KS2 classroom and intervention experience.
- Registration Call: We will hold a registration phone or video consultation to discuss your academic strengths and ideal work location.
- School Introduction: After fast-tracked compliance and reference verification, we will introduce you directly to local schools needing booster support.
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