Are you interested in starting a career as a Teaching Assistant ? An apprenticeship is a excellent way to gain valuable skills, hands‑on experience, and a recognised qualification – all while earning a wage.
We work with a range of employers across Grimsby who are looking for hardworking and enthusiastic Teaching Assistant Apprentices . As a Teaching Assistant Apprentice, you’ll work closely with teachers to support pupils’ learning, development, and well‑being. You’ll gain valuable classroom experience while working towards a nationally recognised qualification, with long‑term progression prospects for the right candidate.
Key Responsibilities
As a Teaching Assistant Apprentice, you may do jobs such as:
Delivering tailored learning activities to pupils in small groups or one‑to‑one
Ensuring pupils remain engaged and focused during lessons and activities
Listening to pupils read and reading with them individually, in groups, or as a class
Supporting pupils' social and emotional development, reporting concerns to the teacher as needed
Assisting the teacher in managing classroom behaviour and encouraging positive conduct
Helping to plan and prepare lesson activities and classroom materials
Monitoring pupil progress and guiding learning where appropriate
Providing regular feedback to teachers on pupil development
Supporting with extracurricular activities such as breakfast/afterschool clubs, and lunchtime duties
Carrying out general classroom administration and resource preparation
Key Info
Location: Grimsby
Job Type: Apprenticeship
Job Category: Teaching Assistant
About the Employer
Training Provider: HBTC We will deliver the Level 3 Teaching Assistant Apprenticeship programme, providing full support throughout your training journey with both off‑the‑job learning and hands‑on work experience.
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📌 Teaching Assistant Apprenticeship Grimsby
🏢 Hull Business Training Centre
📍 Grimsby
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