Teaching assistant apprenticeship

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This apprenticeship prepares apprentices to support teachers in the delivery of the curriculum within a school, as well as developing the skills needed to help children and young people to develop self-esteem and independence, and acquire the skills of learning.

Intermediate

City & Guilds level 2 certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools

Functional Skills - maths, English and ICT

Employment Rights and Responsibilities

Personal Learning and Thinking Skills

Advanced

City & Guilds level 3 diploma in Specialist Support in Teaching and Learning in Schools

Functional Skills - maths, English and ICT

Employment Rights and Responsibilities

Personal Learning and Thinking Skills

Entry requirements

There are no entry requirements, however you must have a keen interest in working with and supporting young people in a learning environment and working as part of a team. A good command of English and maths is essential.

Find out more

To register your interest please complete the online apprenticeship application form.

Phone: 01642 811400

Email: info@mcls.ac.uk

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