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Are you an outstanding Economics graduate eager to leave your mark in the education field? Do you have a deep passion for your subject and a desire to inspire young learners with your enthusiasm?

This is the perfect opportunity for you!

Perks of the Economics Graduate Teaching Assistant position:

£450-500 a week
Gain hands-on experience in a nurturing school environment in Ealing
Solid opportunities for CPD
Pathways for career advancement within education
Easily accessible with excellent transport links across London

As an Economics Graduate Teaching Assistant, you will:

Support teachers by working with small groups to covernew ideas
Create and modify worksheets to aid student learning and revision
Spark interest in Economics/Maths and encourage a deeper comprehension of the subjects
Provide focused support to help students improve their academic abilities

Essential qualifications for the Economics Graduate Teaching Assistant role:

A degree in Economics from a Russell Group University
A genuine passion for teaching and a dedication to helping students excel
Strength in communicating ideas, adapting your approach appropriately and organising information

Ealing Full Time/Term Time £450-500 weekly (Paid weekly via PAYE)

If you know youre the right person for this job, then please apply today!

Ribbons & Reeves are Londons leading Education Recruiters. We specialise in helping educators of all levels secure long-term and permanent roles, such as this Economics Graduate in Ealing . For other roles like this, check out our website, search Ribbons & Reeves. We look forward to supporting you in your application to this Economics Graduate role.
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