Join our Teaching Assistant Apprenticeship
Launch your career in education with a paid Teaching Assistant Apprenticeship
Apprenticeships are real, full-time jobs that give you the opportunity to earn a wage while gaining valuable qualifications and on-the-job experience. You’ll be employed in a school setting, developing practical skills and knowledge that will help you build a successful long-term career.
Specialist Teaching Assistant Apprenticeship training in the UK
This programme is delivered in partnership with the UK’s leading award-winning training provider specialising in teaching assistant apprenticeships. With hands-on support and a structured learning plan, you’ll be well-equipped to thrive in the classroom and beyond.
Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take the next step in your career, this apprenticeship offers the perfect balance of earning, learning and practical experience.
Level 3/4 Teaching Assistant Perks
Here are the key advantages you’ll gain by joining our Level 3/4 Teaching Assistant Apprenticeship programme.





Course Frequently Asked Questions
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What does the course cover?
– Month 1 –The role of a Teaching Assistant: Professional etiquette, classroom support, building positive relationships, and continuous improvement.
– Months 2-3 – Safeguarding: Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) and Prevent, your safeguarding responsibilities, and child safeguarding practice reviews. Health and Safety: Policies and procedures, handling incidents, and risk assessments.7
– Months 4-6 – Child Development: Developmental milestones, childhood experiences and theorists
Exploring Behaviour: Understanding behaviour types, Mental health and wellbeing, and behaviour management strategies– Months 7-9 –Technology: How technology can support learning, safe use of technology and benefits of technology
Learning Strategies: The importance of differentiation,communication
and how to deliver intervention sessions– Months 10-12 – Curriculum: Curriculum and enrichment activities
Assessment: Learning, assessment and feedback cycle, target setting,
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Is there any other CPD?
Topics include:
Understanding Autism
Supporting EAL Learners
Safeguarding and Health and Safety
Independent Learning
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What does the SEND pathway include?
The programme is supported by an SEND Pathway. During the programme, you will complete 5 workshops covering:
– SEND landscape in the UK
– Safeguarding in SEND
– Adaptive Curriculum
– Innovative Assessments
– SEND Milestones and Strategies to Support
In addition, you will complete additional training in:
– Understanding Autism / ADHD / Dyslexia
– Learning needs
– Social Needs
– Trauma and ACEs
– Supporting SLCN
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Who is eligible to apply for this apprenticeship?
You must be aged 18 or over, living in the UK, and not currently in full-time education. A passion for working with children and a willingness to learn are essential.
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Do I need any previous experience to apply?
While experience in schools isn’t required, it can prove beneficial when applying for this apprenticeship. This apprenticeship is designed for those starting their career or looking to retrain in education.
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Will I be paid during the apprenticeship?
Yes, this is a full-time, paid role. You’ll receive a competitive salary above the standard apprenticeship minimum.
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How long does the programme take to complete?
The apprenticeship runs for 11 months, followed by a final assessment in the 12th month.
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What qualification will I gain?
You’ll earn a nationally recognised Level 3 Teaching Assistant qualification, with the option to progress to Level 4 after completion.