Welcome to the Axcis blog. On these pages, you will find useful SEND resources, details of training events, giveaways and upcoming events. We also feature guest blogs from SEND professionals, companies and influencers, so if you have something to say and would like to write an article for us, why not get in touch today?
Each academic term, Axcis invites schools and alternative provisions to nominate exceptional teaching and support staff for our Candidate of the Term award. From classroom heroes to behind-the-scenes champions, this initiative recognises those going above and beyond in SEND settings. Learn how we celebrate their impact and how your school can get involved.…
Axcis has plenty of teaching assistant jobs starting in September, as well as other school support, residential, teaching and school leadership positions.…
Starting a new role in a SEND setting? Whether it’s your first day in the classroom or your first time working in special needs education, we’ve got practical tips to help you feel confident and prepared - from what to pack and how to plan your journey, to observing school routines and getting the support you need. Still looking for your next role? We’re always on the lookout for passionate teaching and support staff. Register with Axcis today!…
Thinking about a fresh start in your education career? Discover why moving into SEND education could be the career change you didn’t know you needed. From deeper connections with students to free CPD through The Axcis Academy, we explore five powerful reasons to take the leap and how Axcis can support you every step of the way.…
Are you calm under pressure, a great communicator, and passionate about making a difference in children’s lives? Discover the key traits that make a truly great SEND Teaching Assistant in our latest blog. Whether you're just starting out or looking to sharpen your skills, we break down what schools really value and how Axcis can support your journey. 👉 Read on to see if this rewarding career path is the perfect fit for you and register with Axcis.…
