Teaching Assistant Level 2 Course in Brent. Classes run at The College of North West London, part-time during the day over 36 weeks. The pace is manageable, making it practical for anyone fitting study around other commitments. You'll cover how to support children's learning in school settings, assist teachers in the classroom, and understand child development and wellbeing. Entry requirements are assessed individually, so you don't need to meet a fixed prior qualification to apply. This is a level 2 teaching assistant qualification awarded by NCFE.
Who this course is for
Adults Only
Entry requirements
Entry Requirements will be assessed on an individual basis
What you will learn
You'll learn how to support teachers and pupils in a classroom setting.
You'll explore how children develop and learn at different stages.
You'll develop communication skills for working with children, families, and colleagues.
You'll understand how to support literacy and numeracy activities in school.
You'll learn how to contribute to a safe and inclusive learning environment.
You'll study how to support children with additional or special educational needs.
You'll develop skills for working as part of a school team.
How you will learn
Classes are delivered in person at The College of North West London. You'll learn through a mix of classroom sessions and practical activities. Assessment is on an individual basis and may include written assignments, observations, and portfolio work that reflects your understanding of supporting teaching and learning in schools.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. The College of North West London will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Teaching assistant: support teachers and pupils day to day in school.
Learning support assistant: work one-to-one with pupils who need extra help.
Special educational needs (SEN) support assistant: assist pupils with additional needs.
Classroom assistant: help manage resources and activities across lessons.
Breakfast or after-school club leader: run before and after-school provision.
Early years practitioner: support young children in nursery or reception settings.
What you could study next
Level 3 Award in Education and Training: a step toward teaching or training roles in further education.
Level 3 Certificate or Diploma in Supporting Teaching and Learning: deepens your knowledge and can strengthen your position in school-based roles.
Foundation Degree in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools: a higher education route for those aiming toward a senior teaching assistant or specialist role.
