Graduate Humanities Teaching Assistant
Full-Time | Term-Time | Start October 2025 | Liverpool

Are you a recent or soon-to-be graduate with a passion for History, Geography, RE, Politics, Sociology, or another Humanities subject?

Do you want to inspire young minds and explore a career in education, while gaining real classroom experience before committing to teacher training?

Would you love the chance to help students develop their understanding of the world through the study of Humanities?

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a motivated Humanities graduate to join a thriving secondary school in Liverpool as a Graduate Humanities Teaching Assistant. This full-time, long-term position offers an ideal stepping stone into teaching — allowing you to build valuable skills, support pupils’ learning, and work alongside experienced educators in a dynamic environment.

Key Details – Graduate Humanities Teaching Assistant:

• Full-time: Monday–Friday, 8:30am–4:00pm (term-time only)
• Competitive weekly pay: Up to £560 as a Graduate Humanities Teaching Assistant
• Start date: October 2025
• Support students in Key Stages 3 and 4 across Humanities subjects through engaging lessons and small group activities
• Collaborate with teachers and pastoral teams to enhance student participation, confidence, and academic progress

Candidate Requirements:

• A 2:1 or above in a Humanities-based degree (e.g. History, Geography, RE, Politics, Sociology, etc.)
• A genuine enthusiasm for education and supporting young people
• Previous experience working with children or teenagers (voluntary or paid) is beneficial but not essential
• Strong communication, organisation, and interpersonal skills

Benefits of the Role:

• Gain first-hand classroom experience in a warm and inclusive school setting
• Receive ongoing guidance and mentoring from expert teachers
• Excellent preparation for PGCE or School Direct teacher training routes
• Potential opportunity to progress onto in-house teacher training from September 2026

About the School:

This lively and forward-thinking Liverpool secondary school is known for its academic success and commitment to unlocking every student’s potential. The Humanities department plays a key role in the school’s ethos, encouraging curiosity, debate, and a deep understanding of global perspectives. Staff development and wellbeing are prioritised, supported by a collaborative team and a dedicated Senior Leadership Team. The school also benefits from excellent transport links to and from central Liverpool and surrounding areas.

If you’re a passionate Humanities graduate ready to make an impact as a Graduate Humanities Teaching Assistant — while gaining invaluable experience for a future teaching career — this could be the perfect opportunity for you.

Click ‘Apply Now’ to send your CV to Tom at KPI Education.

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