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| [senco-forum] TA minimum qualifications | |
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Amanda
amandavh at btinternet.com
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| Article: [senco-forum] TA minimum qualifications | |
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Hi Hazel I don't have a single TA with an NVQ3. Three have a CLANSA (Certificate in Literacy and Numeracy for Teaching Assistants) but the rest have no TA qualifications at all - except loads of relevant experience and real, valued expetese in supporting in classrooms. Do LAs or schools ask for a qualification before appointing TAs in other areas? Amanda Secondary SENCO Cornwall Hazed2 at aol.com wrote: Hope this helps....after taking early retirement I now teach prospective TAs in the local college. The qualification is the NVQ3 Teaching Assistant qualification . It is quite intensive and covers all aspects of school life, classes and situations . The students have to produce a hefty portfolio and also have to have 6 hours a week inschool experience for a minimum of 30 weeks. The NVQ3 is now the qualification that most authorities recognise as the minimum for a TA. The old NNEB is generally recognised for preschool , nursery and playgroups, although established TAs with this qualification are still in employment. Hazel Edwards Barrow-in-Furness Amanda Secondary SENCO Cornwall |
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