Teaching Assisstant Review

My day to day role involved supporting children with various of different needs and ensuring that all of their needs are being met. As well as this my role is to work alongside my colleagues which includes class teachers so that all children’s needs are being met and are supported.

I have learned many new skills while doing my apprenticeship. This has entailed supporting and working at a team with colleagues and those around me. Working with different professional to meet children’s needs. Communicating with others to ensure that all of children’s needs are being met and parents are aware of any changes.

I enjoy this programme very much as I am able to spend lots of time developing my skills and I am able to ask for support when needs to help guide me with my own learning and development from professionals to support me and guide me.

My programme is very structured. I am able to take some time out during my week to do some assignment work while at my place of work. I attend college once a month where I catch up with my tutor who sets more assignments and checks up on how I am and if I need any kind of support. My mentor is very supportive as well.

My employer is very supportive. They are able to guide me into how I should be supporting children and colleagues around me. They also do regular check ins to see how I am doing and if I require any other kind of support with my own professional development.

My training provider has given me lots of support. I am able to communicate with them on a regular basis and I am able to look at what areas I need to develop on and discuss this with my tutor.

It has helped me immensely. I am able to speak with my tutor about areas that I need support on and we are able to discuss what we can do for to to develop in this area and build my professional development.

Yes I support with breakfast club and able flexible with my hour and time.

Yes

They are very supportive and are happy to help you. They listen and allow you voice and opinion to be heard.

To always ask question and ask for help when needed.