The traditional role of a Teaching Assistant has become increasingly varied with many different positions available, whether that be in schools, colleges, universities, or the community. These qualifications have been created by sector specialists to accurately reflect the needs of those who support teaching and learning.
This course is the perfect introduction to prepare you for a role as a teaching assistant. You’ll look at key policies on topics such as Safeguarding and Child development. You’ll learn about how to communicate effectively with children and different ways to support their development.
There are no formal entry requirements for this course. You will be required to undertake a skills assessment prior to an offer being made. A place on this course is also subject to a DBS check.
Level 2 course in Supporting Teaching & Learning, or an apprenticeship.
This course will build on your knowledge and you’ll complete a placement as a teaching assistant to help develop your skills.
There are no formal entry requirements for this course. You will be required to undertake a skills assessment prior to an offer being made. A place on this course is also subject to a DBS check.
Level 3 course in Supporting Teaching & Learning, or an apprenticeship. You may also enter employment.
This course will allow you to continue to develop your skills and knowledge of how to support children’s learning and development by completing a placement with a local school, college, or learning provider.
Five GCSEs at Grade 4 or above, including English and Maths, or a Level 2 Supporting Teaching & Learning qualification. You will be required to undertake a skills assessment prior to an offer being made. A place on this course is also subject to a DBS check.
Higher education level study, an apprenticeship, or employment.
