Life Skills Coach Assistant

Overview:

InSchool is a social enterprise that provides a structured before & after school empowerment programme, specially designed for neurodivergent children (aged 7-12) to build functional life skills, social confidence & independence.

We are seeking a driven, talented and dedicated coach to join our team. The ideal candidate will be passionate about working with students with special needs and will be committed to creating a supportive learning environment as we continue to make meaningful impact to society and build an inclusive future.

You will be involved in the end-to-end execution of your teaching work and experience how your effort is positively changing and impacting the lives of families and children with special needs.

Responsibilities:

- Create clean, safe and conducive learning environment to promote students' development and learning.

- Assist coaches in planning and designing classroom activities and preparing learning resources and materials.

- Support coaches in teaching/coaching students in your charge to carry out instructions of the activities during lessons.

- Build good relationships with students through care and encouragement.

- Help coaches with data collection through daily observation of each student and track progress/monitor each student's goals and objectives.

- Collaborate with overall team to support students’ well-being and development.

- Implement positive, robust classroom routines and practices to maintain classroom discipline.

Requirements:

- Minimum 1 year of working experience within a SPED school and/or worked with children with special needs, including but not limited to autism, intellectual disabilities, down syndrome etc.

- Having a specialist diploma/degree in a relevant or related field or valid teaching certification in Special Education is good but optional.

- Some understanding of the special education laws and regulations.

- Strong in communicating, collaborating and building relationships with students, parents and team members.

- Good patience, empathy and desire to help students achieve their potential.

- Takes the initiative, can be independent, and positively influences your team.

- Resourceful, result-driven, can problem-solve, flexible and adaptable to the changing educational environment.

- Likes to learn and able to learn on the job.

Schedule:

• Monday to Friday (in-person and on-site)

Locations:

· Enabling Village, 20 Lengkok Bahru, #01-09, Canopy Block, Singapore 159053

Interested candidates please drop us a message at [email protected] or contact us at +65 80579838 (WhatsApp available).