Clyde Said:

Becoming a teaching assistant?

We Answered:

You do not need any qualifications. My wife became an assistant at the start of the year after working in the school office for 2 years. Obviously you will have to apply for your disclosure (or whatever the equivalent is where you live) to prove you are allowed to work with kids.

If you plan on having a career in teaching then I'm sure this would be an ideal way for you to earn and get hands on experience. I'm also sure your current qualifications would be well looked upon by potential employers.

Good luck!

Andrew Said:

Teaching Assistant Jobs?

We Answered:

Hi, to be a nursery nurse you can train on the job. You can contact any nurseries that are looking for trainee's and they will point you in the right direction.

Also you can go to college and do a Btec National in Childcare (which I did). This will also qualify you to be a classroom assistant as long as you have decent maths and English GCSE grades.

Hope this helps!

Fernando Said:

I have a Teaching Assistant interview tomorrow and need help with two questions which I normally struggle with?

We Answered:

1. It looks very good and perfect for the students to study. Here i found enough infrastructure and resources. Also mention if any special at there or exclusive there.
2. I like to work here on the cause of full-fill my desire to teach. By applying new methods to make the students understand. and serve the country by giving intelligent and good persons.

Bonnie Said:

Where is the best place to look for Teaching Assistant positions in Macclesfield?

We Answered:

Where I live the local council has a weekly/monthly job circular for all education jobs in their schools. You could try there. Alternatively the Job Centre might have some or the teaching websites. The education supplement of the newspaper. Just a few ideas.