Therapy Assistant
In this role, you will collaborate closely with the pupil and their therapist team to create engaging activities that facilitate therapeutic development and prepare the young person for adulthood.
You'll be based at an office in BD17 to complete administrative tasks, with the flexibility to provide support at the family home as needed in the LS20 area. If you're passionate about making a difference and excel in a personalised learning environment, we want to hear from you
Responsibilities:
Working with the young person on a 1-to-1 basisReport writing and note taking
Provide support in therapeutic activities that promote the young person’s emotional and social development, ensuring a holistic approach to their education, with a focus on autism-specific strategies.Encourage the young person’s participation in therapy sessions and related activities, fostering a positive and motivating environment.
Observe and record the young person’s progress during therapy sessions, providing feedback to therapists and teachers on the effectiveness of interventions.
Collaborate with therapists to understand the young person’s needs and contribute to the development of tailored therapy plans.
Maintain open lines of communication with tutors and therapists regarding young person’s progress.
Attend and contribute to team meetings, sharing insights and observations about pupil performance and engagement.
Maintain accurate records of therapy sessions, pupil progress, and any incidents or concerns, ensuring confidentiality and compliance with safeguarding policies.
Assist in the preparation and organisation of therapeutic materials and resources needed for sessions.
Requirements of this role:
Driving licence and ability to travel as and when the job requires – essential
Relevant qualifications in education, health, or therapy e.g., Level 2 or 3 qualification in Supporting Teaching and Learning, or equivalent.Experience working with individuals with autism, particularly secondary-aged pupils, and an understanding of their unique learning needs.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport with pupils and their families.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team, demonstrating initiative and creativity in supporting learning.
Understanding of child development and therapeutic practises, with a focus on autism support strategies.
Benefits of joining Integra Education
£16-18UmB per hour - with weekly or monthly pay, you chooseFree CPD training courses
37 hrs a week during term time only
Having an impact on the learning, progress, and development of the young person with which you are working
Have peace of mind with direct access to your consultant, always ready and eager to assist
If you are interested in this role and would like more information, please do not hesitate to give us a call on 01925 594 203 or emailWe look forward to hearing from you.
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