About the Role

Vision for Education are recruiting dedicated Learning Support Assistants to work in a range of primary and SEND school settings.

This opportunity is ideal for individuals looking to begin or develop their career as a Learning Support Assistant. As a Learning Support Assistant, you will play a key role in helping children access education, build confidence, and feel supported throughout the school day.

As a Learning Support Assistant, your responsibilities may include:

• Working as a Learning Support Assistant providing 1:1 support or assisting small groups

• Helping pupils with additional needs engage in lessons and school activities

• Supporting behaviour, emotional regulation, and social development as a Learning Support Assistant

• Assisting teachers with classroom preparation and daily routines

• Encouraging independence and positive learning experiences

• Acting as a consistent, caring presence in your role as a Learning Support Assistant

Every day is different, and as a Learning Support Assistant, you will gain valuable, hands-on experience supporting children with a wide range of needs including SEND, SEMH, autism, ADHD, and complex learning difficulties.

Training and Development for Learning Support Assistants

No prior school experience is required to become a Learning Support Assistant. We will support you by providing:

• Funded online training designed specifically for Learning Support Assistants

• Courses in SEND, safeguarding, behaviour management, and classroom support

• Ongoing CPD to help you grow in your role as a Learning Support Assistant

• Paid school placements to build your confidence and experience as a Learning Support Assistant

What We’re Looking For

We are looking for individuals who want to succeed as a Learning Support Assistant and make a genuine difference.

The ideal Learning Support Assistant will:

• Have a passion for supporting children and young people

• Be patient, adaptable, and enthusiastic about working as a Learning Support Assistant

• Have experience working with children or in support roles (ideal but not essential)

• Be willing to complete training to develop as a Learning Support Assistant

• Hold an Enhanced DBS on the Update Service, or be willing to obtain one (we will support you through this process)

Flexible Work with Opportunities to Progress

This is a flexible supply role for Learning Support Assistants, meaning:

• Work is offered on a 0-hour basis to suit your availability

• Learning Support Assistants may receive short-term, ad-hoc, or long-term bookings

• Many Learning Support Assistants go on to secure permanent school positions

What We Offer Our Learning Support Assistants

• Weekly pay via PAYE

• Competitive hourly rates

• Free professional development and training tailored to Learning Support Assistants

• Pension contributions (subject to qualifying period)

• Refer-a-friend bonus scheme

• A dedicated consultant who supports you throughout your journey as a Learning Support Assistant

• Clear pathways into long-term and permanent roles

Why Work as a Learning Support Assistant?

Working as a Learning Support Assistant is a fantastic first step towards careers in:

• Teaching and Education

• SEND and Inclusion Support

• Youth or Community Work

• Social Care or Pastoral Support

• Child Development or Psychology

As a Learning Support Assistant, you will gain meaningful experience while helping children achieve their potential.

How to Apply

Apply today with your CV and contact details to begin your journey as a Learning Support Assistant, and a member of our team will be in touch to discuss the next steps.

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