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This opening is only for those who have completed their GCSE in 2026 with a predicted/achieved grade of a minimum of 7 in English and Maths.
Job: Martin's Tuition Academy is now recruiting Part-Time Classroom Assistants to join their current team. We are looking for enthusiastic and reliable assistants to work with our students who range from Year 2 to GCSE. Classes are held on Saturdays and Wednesday evenings, including school holidays. Hours may increase shortly.
As a Class Assistant, your role will involve:
- To help set up and clear away space before and after class
- Help in English, Mathematics and 11+ subjects
- To accurately mark and record students’ work and complete reporting methods
- To check homework sheets
- To supervise specific student activities e.g. Listening to and assessing reading
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Key skills and experience required for this role are:
- Minimum of grade 7 achieved in GCSE Maths and English. We may be able to consider grade 6 for one subject.
- An ability to develop a professional and caring relationship with children of all ages.
- A passion for education and the development of children.
- Be able to work as part of a team
- To be punctual and regular in each class
What we offer
- Free parking
- Increased hours based on performance
- Opportunity to become team leader
What we ask
- At least finished high school
- 2026 GSCE candidates can apply
- GCSE predicted grade-7 (minimum) for Maths and English.
- Apply only if you live within 5 miles of Dartford


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Extra information
- Status: Open
- Education Level: College, Secondary School, University
- Location: Dartford
- Working hours per week: 2 - 12
- Type of Contract: Casual / Part Time Jobs, Evening Job, Weekend
- Salary indication: Between £9.00 and £9.01 Per Hour
- Responsible for: Academic performance
- Published at: 10-08-2026
- Profession type: Teaching / Instructors / Guides
- Full UK/EU driving license preferred: No
- Car Preferred: No
- Must be eligible to work in the EU: No
- Cover Letter Required: No
- Languages: English
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