Course Overview
This apprenticeship prepares you to work as a Teaching Assistant in primary, secondary, special schools, alternative provision or further education settings.
You’ll support teachers in delivering high-quality education, working with individuals and small groups to help learners achieve their full potential. Teaching Assistants play a key role in promoting positive learning behaviours and supporting pupils with a wide range of needs, including SEND, EAL and social, emotional and mental health challenges.
You’ll develop the confidence to apply tailored strategies under the direction of a qualified teacher. By the end of the programme, you’ll be ready to make a meaningful impact in the classroom.
Entry Requirements:
Maths and English at 4(C) or above
Course Highlights
Course Units
You could develop knowledge and practical skills in:
Supporting teaching and learning in the classroom
Child and adolescent development
Safeguarding and child protection
Supporting learners with SEND and additional needs
Promoting positive behaviour and engagement
Working collaboratively with teachers and parents
Monitoring and recording learner progress
Equality, diversity and inclusion in education settings
Course Breakdown
Course Structure
You will spend one day per week at Hull College, developing your understanding of educational practice, safeguarding and learner support strategies.
The remaining four days per week will be spent with your employer, supporting learners in a real classroom environment.
Progression & Next Steps
On completion, you can progress into continued employment with your current employer or further opportunities within schools, education settings or specialist support roles.