Job Description
DfE recognised Qualified Teacher Status A working knowledge of the National Curriculum
and its associated assessment methods An understanding of the relevant national
strategies / frameworks Ability to raise achievement and attainment
for all pupils Ability to deliver well planned and
stimulating lessons across the curriculum The ability to assess need, plan and support
children The ability to implement programmes of support
for children with whom you are working The ability to organise and effectively manage
a personal workload, prioritizing duties The ability to work as part of a team and
contribute towards its smooth operation The ability to establish and maintain good
working relationships with school staff and any other colleagues that you may
come into contact with The ability to communicate effectively both
orally and in writing The ability to write any necessary reports for
children The ability to follow and work within the
guidelines of whole school initiatives The ability to liaise effectively with colleagues
and other professionals A commitment to equal opportunities Positive and optimistic approach/nature Flexible and willingness to adapt when
necessary Enthusiastic and self-motivated with a strong
work-ethic Ability to appreciate and nurture children’s
well-being Ability to maintain and develop good sensitive relationships
with children, parents, staff, governors and the community A commitment to maintain high standards of
achievement for all pupils, recognising individuals whilst embracing equality
and diversity Effective communicator and listener Effective in time management and resilient Willingness to learn
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