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If a TA satisfies most of the HLTA criteria, but does not have English and Maths GCSE, does it matter?

April 26, 2017criteria English GCSE hlta Maths satisfies TA

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If a TA satisfies most of the HLTA criteria, but does not have English and Maths GCSE, does it matter?

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This is a matter for the Headteacher to decide. The rules do not say a TA must meet all the HLTA standards to be sued for specified work. However, the school needs to be aware that such a person will need to meet these standards if he/she wishes to have HLTA status and should be supported to achieve these standards.