Graduate Humanities Teaching Assistant

Graduate Humanities Teaching Assistant

Location: Richmond, West London
Role: Full-time, Monday to Friday 8:30am–16:00pm
Salary: £500–£600 per week
Start Date: September 2025

Are you recent graduate of History, Geography, Religious Education, Classical Civilisation or Foreign Languages who has shown some genuine intrigue into what a future teaching career could look like for you?

Do you have a strong passion for your subject area and the desire to share that knowledge to inspire the next generation?

Nestled on the edge of the bustling London city centre, this secondary school is known for its warm, welcoming atmosphere and strong community links. Students join from a wide range of backgrounds, creating a lively and inclusive mix that reflects the richness of the local area.

The campus combines traditional buildings with modern learning spaces, offering everything from a vibrant library to specialist STEM facilities. Staff work closely together, creating a supportive culture where new graduates quickly feel part of the team.

For anyone curious about a career in teaching, this is an inspiring place to begin — a chance to share your passion for science while learning from experienced educators as a Graduate Humanities Teaching Assistant.

Who We’re Looking For

Keen to strengthen support in across a range of subject areas to encourage confident learning, the ideal applicant for this Graduate Humanities Teaching Assistantrole will have:

• A recent 2:1 or higher degree in any humanities subject, for example History, Classics, RE, MFL and Geography
• Confident and outgoing person with excellent subject knowledge
• Some interest in teaching or work related with young people
• Willingness to engage with students and learn to understand their learning styles
• Experience working with young people is desired but not essential

The Role

Experience school life as a professional in this Graduate Humanities Teaching Assistant position, learning exactly what it takes to strive as an educator whilst slowly developing your skillsets.

As a Graduate Humanities Teaching Assistant, you will:

• Deliver 1:1 and small-group interventions in your key subject areas
• Demonstrate strong interpersonal skills to build positive relationships with students, especially those with SEN needs
• Develop classroom confidence, leadership skills, and teaching techniques – all while earning a competitive salary
• Work side-by-side with expert subject specialists and outstanding teachers
• Support exam preparation and inspire pupils aiming for top grades
• Gain an inside track into teacher training routes for 2026

For graduates eager to inspire the next generation, this Graduate Humanities Teaching Assistant role offers the skills, training and experience you need to step confidently into teacher training.

Graduate Humanities Teaching Assistant – Application Process

If you are an inspiring graduate who is ready to make a difference in the lives of young people, apply today to become a Graduate Humanities Teaching Assistant

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