Teaching Assistants play a key role in today’s educational process, with important responsibilities for academic and classroom activities. They assist teachers with course development, instruction, discipline and a wide variety of additional administrative duties. Now more than ever, teachers are looking for professional support in the classroom. When you work as a Teaching Assistant, you’ll enjoy the respect and admiration that comes with having an important career in today’s school system.
Teachers and other school professionals you work with will appreciate the important contribution you make to the team, and your students will be grateful for the positive impact you have on their education. As a Teaching Assistant, you can look forward to a career with good earning potential. While salaries vary according to the location and the type of school you choose to work in, entry-level Teaching Assistants can expect to receive a competitive salary. Then, as you develop experience and build your career, you can look forward to a lifetime of increasing income potential.
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| This programme is specifically designed to serve as an introduction or enhancement of the theoretical knowledge required for the vocational application of this subject. It is intended to help individuals in the furtherance of their vocational training, and is not intended as a substitute for licensing or certification requirements, which may include an apprenticeship or additional training. |
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| Thank you for a smooth system that eases the process of studying at home. All my study materials arrive in good time, clear instructions are given, and the electronic assessment system is a great time saving. — Noor Ayini Garner |
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| This course was very easy to do. The materials were very easy to follow and the marking was excellent. You could see where you had gone wrong. I would recommend this course to anyone. — Angela Taylor |
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