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Senovo

AAC Teaching Assistant – Southwark

Wapping, East London Posted today

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  • Can’t check pay against the visa rulesNo salary stated. UK Skilled Worker visa needs at least £41,700 a year (new-entrant (under 26, recent Student/Graduate visa) or STEM PhD: £33,400).
  • Confirmed live todayWhen a source last listed this job as open.
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Can’t check pay against the visa rules
No salary stated. UK Skilled Worker visa needs at least £41,700 a year (new-entrant (under 26, recent Student/Graduate visa) or STEM PhD: £33,400). Source: https://www.gov.uk/skilled-worker-visa/when-you-can-be-paid-less, rules effective 2025-07-22.

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Sponsorship unknown

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About the role

Senovo is recruiting an AAC Teaching Assistant for a welcoming specialist school in Southwark. You will support pupils who use augmentative and alternative communication, helping them take part in learning, friendships and daily school life. What you will do • Use communication boards, symbols and agreed AAC systems throughout the school day. • Reinforce individual communication targets under guidance from teachers and therapists. • Prepare accessible learning resources and encourage pupils to …

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