Learning Support Assistants

Job Description

Learning Support Assistant (LSA)

Student Support & Engagement
Assist students with special educational needs inside and outside the classroom
Encourage academic, social and emotional development to foster independence
Help implement and monitor IEP goals, tracking progress and adjusting support
Provide one-on-one or small-group instruction as directed
Instructional & Classroom Assistance
Prepare and adapt learning materials for differentiated instruction
Support classroom routines, maintain a safe environment, and uphold inclusion
Use visual aids, educational games and assistive technology to enhance learning
Reinforce positive behavior and engagement during lessons
Monitoring & Reporting
Observe, record and report on student performance, behavior and development
Share feedback with teachers and the SEN team to inform instructional planning
Maintain confidential, accurate documentation of student progress
Collaboration & Communication
Work closely with class teachers, SEN coordinators, counselors and parents
Attend training sessions and professional development opportunities
Participate in IEP meetings, parent–teacher conferences and relevant school events
Qualifications & Requirements

Education
High school diploma or equivalent (mandatory)
Bachelor’s degree in Education, Psychology, Special Education or a related field (preferred)
Certifications (preferred)
Teaching Assistant Certificate
CACHE Level 2 or 3
Diploma in Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Experience
Minimum 1 year in a similar support role working with students with learning needs
Visa Status
Preference for candidates holding a Spouse, Employment or their own visa
Skills & Attributes
Strong understanding of inclusive education and diverse learning needs
Compassionate, patient and empathetic approach
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Ability to collaborate effectively with teaching staff
Organized, dependable and attentive to student well-being