Graduate Teaching Assistant - Milk Education - The UK’s First Environmentally Friendly Education Recruitment Agency. : Job Details

Attention all Graduates! Are you looking to progress in your career as a teacher?

Are you a graduate looking to gain school–based experience before embarking on a career in teaching or the education sector?   

Do you have a passion for working with young people and making a positive impact on their school journey?   

Milk Education are currently working with schools across  Greenwich who are looking to appoint Graduates for the academic year (September 2024- July 2025) on a full–time basis. 

You will have the opportunity to work with students on a 1:1 basis providing tailored intervention sessions as well as supporting full class teachers in the classroom. There will also be opportunities to cover lessons gaining invaluable experience prior to starting a PGCE or schools direct teacher training programme.   

We are looking for aspiring teachers who have graduated in any of the following categories: 

• Maths 

• English   

• Science   

• Humanities (History, Geography, RE)   

• Languages   

• Art and Design   

• Psychology or Social Sciences    

• Sport & Physical Activity    

If you are a graduate with a passion for working with young people and have aspirations to work in education or become a future teacher we welcome your application.  

Benefits to YOU: 

• Excellent rates of pay
• Free CPD accredited education courses
• Wellbeing support

Key criteria:

• Must have a university degree 2:2 or above
• Previous experience of working with young people would be beneficial but not essential
• Clear desire to work with young people and become a teacher in the future 
• Must be able to provide a minimum of two references within the past two years
• Willingness to undertake CPD training as asked by Milk and your placement school

To apply for the role of Graduate Support Assistant please do so via the link below or call the London office for further information.   

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