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Nurture Teaching Assistant – Autism & Complex Needs

Disley
£92 – £114/day
Posted about 19 hours ago
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Nurture Teaching Assistant - Autism & Complex Needs

Location: Disley, Stockport

Pay: £92.63-£114 per day

Contract: Full-Time | Temp-to-Perm

Start: ASAP


Before Learning Comes Trust

For some young people, getting through the school day can require an enormous amount of effort.

A change in routine might feel overwhelming.

A busy environment can become too much.

Communicating what they need may be difficult, and when anxiety builds, learning can quickly become impossible.

That's why the right adult can make such a difference.

A specialist SEND school in Disley is looking for an experienced Nurture Teaching Assistant to provide dedicated support to a pupil with autism and complex additional needs.

You'll become a familiar, consistent presence - someone who learns what helps this young person feel safe, communicate, regulate and gradually become more confident within education.


Get to Know the Pupil, Not Just the Diagnosis

No two autistic young people experience the world in exactly the same way.

You'll take time to understand this pupil's individual communication style, sensory needs, triggers, interests and strengths.

You'll begin recognising the signs that they're becoming overwhelmed.

You'll learn which strategies help them regulate.

And you'll use that knowledge to make school feel more predictable, manageable and accessible.


Your Support Will Include

  • Providing consistent 1:1 support throughout the school day.
  • Helping the pupil access learning at an appropriate pace.
  • Supporting communication and social interaction.
  • Creating structure around routines and transitions.
  • Recognising and responding to sensory and emotional needs.
  • Supporting emotional regulation and reducing anxiety.
  • Encouraging engagement without creating unnecessary pressure.
  • Helping develop confidence and greater independence.
  • Working towards individual and EHCP outcomes.
  • Collaborating closely with teachers and the wider specialist SEND team.

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Progress Won't Always Look Academic

Some days, progress might mean completing a learning activity. On others, it could be:

  • Managing a transition successfully.
  • Communicating a need before becoming overwhelmed.
  • Trying something unfamiliar.
  • Spending longer engaged in an activity.
  • Accepting less adult prompting.

Those moments matter.

Over time, they can help a young person develop the confidence and skills to participate more independently in school and beyond.


Could You Be Their Consistent Person?

We're looking for someone with previous experience as a SEND Teaching Assistant, SEN TA, Learning Support Assistant, HLTA or specialist support professional.

Experience supporting autistic children or young people with complex SEND would be particularly valuable.


You'll Need To Be

  • Calm and emotionally consistent.
  • Patient when progress takes time.
  • Confident adapting your approach around individual needs.
  • Comfortable supporting emotional regulation.
  • Observant enough to recognise subtle communication and changes in behaviour.
  • Able to build trust while maintaining appropriate boundaries.
  • Resilient when days don't go according to plan.
  • Committed to encouraging independence rather than creating dependence.

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Become Part of Their Longer-Term Journey

Consistency matters enormously for many young people with complex SEND.

That's why the temp-to-perm pathway is particularly valuable here.

You'll have the opportunity to build a meaningful professional relationship, become part of an experienced specialist team and potentially progress into a permanent position.


You'll Receive

  • £92.63-£114 per day.
  • Full-time hours.
  • An ASAP start.
  • A clear temp-to-perm opportunity.
  • Hands-on specialist autism and complex SEND experience.
  • Support from an experienced SEND team.
  • The opportunity to see the longer-term impact of your work.

Be the Reason School Feels More Possible

You won't need to transform everything overnight. Start by building trust. Create consistency. Understand the pupil. Then help them take the next step.

If you're an experienced SEND Teaching Assistant looking for a Nurture TA role in Disley, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply today with your CV to find out more.

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