Teaching Assistant Level 3

Teaching assistants carry out a range of practical and administrative tasks, and work under the direction of the class teacher in the supervision and support of pupils' learning. In doing this they are helping to make more time available for the teacher to teach.
Classroom assistants work under the direction and supervision of teachers in order to help promote effective learning and teaching. They carry out tasks delegated to them by teachers and refer back to teachers on issues requiring professional expertise.
The teaching assistant is able to contribute in four main areas;
supporting the teacher
supporting the pupil
supporting the school
supporting the curriculum
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Course syllabus:
Supporting the Teacher
The learning environment
Pupil behaviour
Observing and recording
Supporting the Pupil
Care and support
Health and hygiene
Child protection
Supporting the Curriculum
The National Curriculum
Planning, evaluating and assisting pupils during all learning activities
Supporting the School
Legal requirements
School organisation
Policies and procedures
Supporting ICT in the Classroom
Preparation and Maintenance of ICT Equipment
Supporting the Use of ICT Equipment
Keeping Pupil Records
Supporting Pupils with Special Education Needs
Inclusion and Special Educational Needs
Support for Learners
Supporting Literacy Development
Supporting the Development of Reading Skills
Supporting the Development of Writing Skills
Supporting the Development of Speaking and Listening Skills
Supporting Numeracy Development
Supporting the Development of Number Skills
Supporting the Development of Problem Solving and Data Handling Skills
Supporting the Understanding of Measures, Shape and Space
Working with Others
Working in Teams
Working with Colleagues
Working with other Professionals and Parents
