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Step Up to the Role of Higher Level Teaching Assistant

Ready to move up and take on more responsibility? Our “Step Up to the Role of Higher Level Teaching Assistant” course is designed to boost your skills and confidence, helping you transition smoothly into a more influential role at your school. Discover practical tips and proven strategies that will empower you to support your classroom more effectively, all while advancing your professional journey.

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Elevate Your Career and Make a Greater Impact in the Classroom

Who It’s Suitable For

This course is ideal for:

  • Teaching assistants eager to take on a higher level of responsibility
  • Classroom support staff who want to develop leadership skills
  • School personnel looking to enhance their ability to support teachers and students
  • Anyone interested in growing their career in education through practical, hands-on training

What You’ll Learn

In this course, you will:

  • Gain a clear understanding of the role and expectations of a Higher Level Teaching Assistant
  • Learn effective classroom management techniques to support teachers and enhance student learning
  • Develop practical skills for working confidently with teachers, students, and parents
  • Build the leadership qualities needed to make a real difference in your school community

Step up your career and join us to unlock your full potential as a Higher Level Teaching Assistant, making a lasting impact on every student you support.

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Course Includes

  • 17 Modules
  • Course Certificate

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    Julie Watson

    With over 20 years experience, Julie is a staunchly passionate and committed primary educator, having dedicated her career to training and school improvement. She travels nationally and internationally to support schools though evidence based research with subject specific, teaching pedagogies and other focus areas. She specialises in SEND and early language learning and still teaches in order to maintain a close connection pupils and the current themes in education.