Undergraduate Teaching Assistant
Are you currently studying at university? Student loan not quite covering it?
Well, rest assured, we know it’s not easy, especially now when food prices are through the roof. As an undergraduate you can study and earn at the same time. Teaching Assisting is a great option if you’re still studying as it is completely flexible to your own schedule, so you are in complete control of how much you want to work, and when you want to work!
These positions, whether day-to-day, short term, or long term supply, provide you with the flexibility to test the teaching path and gain exposure to various schools. As a Graduate teaching assistant you will gain valuable hands-on experience in teaching which will be a significant advantage if you are planning to undertake a PGCE in the future.
If you’re currently on your job search but don’t seem to be getting the responses you would’ve hoped for…stop scrolling right now! You have arrived at the perfect place! Our Undergraduate Teaching Assistant roles are ideal for you if you are looking to gain some professional experience within the education sector, but also want the flexibility to pursue any of your other interest alongside your studies. With Academics, there is no contractual obligation to full time work (unless that’s what you’re looking for, of course), you can decide how much or how little you want to work per week. We essentially work to you preferences.
Here are some additional advantages of our Undergraduate Teaching Assistant roles:
* Diversity in work duties – there is always something new every day.
* You will be able to give back to your community. You will be a mentor for students and have the ability to make learning accessible for all.
* Access to a dedicated consultant working on your behalf, and who will be there around the clock to offer you guidance and advice.
* Opportunities to network with local schools and academies.
* The expertise of an established consultancy with 16 years of experience in our regions.
Academics collaborates with local universities and supports undergraduates working towards their degrees in fields such as Education Studies, Criminology, Health and Social Care, Psychology, Sociology, Sports Science and Childhood Studies. Each year, graduates progress into teaching degree programs. So, if you’re thinking about undertaking a PGCE to gain your QTS, whether that be in EYFS, Primary, Secondary or SEN, but aren’t yet ready to commit to another year of vigorous study, join Academics to gain practical and professional teaching experience.
Please get in contact with Sara Ahmed directly for further information
