Humanities Graduate – Primary & Early Years Role | Leyton, Waltham Forest | September 2025 Start

Are you a passionate Humanities Graduate looking to make a real impact in a primary school setting? Whether your academic background is in History, Geography, Religious Studies or a related field, this exciting opportunity in Leyton, Waltham Forest could be the perfect first step into a rewarding education career.

A welcoming and community-driven Primary School in Leyton is seeking a motivated Humanities Graduate to join their team as a Graduate Teaching Assistant this September. This full-time, long-term role offers the chance to support both Early Years and Key Stage 2 pupils, helping to foster a love for learning across the Humanities and beyond.

Humanities Graduate – Teaching Assistant Role Summary:

• Provide in-class support to Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and KS2 pupils
  
  
• Deliver small-group and 1:1 interventions focused on topic comprehension and early academic development
  
  
• Assist teachers with lesson planning, resource creation, and tracking pupil progress
  
  
• Engage children with creative and interactive approaches to learning in Humanities topics
  
  
• Full-time, long-term role starting in September 2025
  
  
• Based in a nurturing and inclusive school in Leyton, Waltham Forest

Why choose this Primary Humanities Graduate role?

• Ideal for aspiring primary school teachers or those pursuing a career in education
  
  
• Gain valuable experience working with both Early Years and KS2 pupils
  
  
• Learn from experienced teachers and benefit from ongoing training and development
  
  
• Build strong foundations in classroom management, child development, and differentiated learning
  
  
• Weekly pay of £444–£513 (inclusive of holiday pay)

Ideal Candidate Profile – Humanities Graduate:

• Holds a 2:1 or First-Class degree in History, Geography, Religious Studies, or a related discipline
  
  
• Demonstrates a genuine passion for primary education and inspiring young learners
  
  
• Strong communication skills and an ability to adapt to different age groups and learning needs
  
  
• Confident, nurturing, and enthusiastic in engaging children at an early stage of their learning journey
  
  
• Previous experience tutoring, mentoring, or volunteering with young children is highly desirable

This is a fantastic opportunity for a Humanities Graduate to gain hands-on classroom experience in both Early Years and Key Stage 2, ahead of potential teacher training, further study, or a long-term role in education.

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