Student Management | Disciplinary Officer| School | Central

Job Summary

You will manage student attendance and corrective programmes, supervise campus behavior, respond to incidents, and engage parents to support student rehabilitation and positive behavior.

Responsibilities

• Track student attendance for corrective programmes, send timely reminders, and manage non-compliance cases
• Coordinate session rescheduling and maintain clear communication with parents about student progress
• Conduct regular patrols during recess and lunch across classroom blocks and common areas to monitor behavior and enforce no-mobile-phone rules
• Proactively engage with students to prevent misconduct and promote positive behavior
• Facilitate restorative conversations between offenders and victims and support corrective counselling to encourage student accountability
• Respond immediately to behavioral incidents using effective communication and intervention to stabilize situations
• Identify and interview students involved in incidents, conduct initial fact-finding, liaise with the Head of Department for case handovers, and draft incident reports
• Oversee corrective programmes to ensure task completion and appropriate conduct while reinforcing positive behavioral expectations
• Support out-of-school patrol duties alongside senior staff members
• Facilitate timely communication with parents and guardians regarding disciplinary cases and school actions
• Support the school in engaging parents as active partners in student rehabilitation and behavioral improvement

Required competencies and certifications

• Minimum academic qualification of at least 5 'N' level passes with a minimum grade B in English, or at least 3 'O' level passes with a minimum grade C in English
• Alternatively, candidates with at least 5 years of experience as a youth worker, working with children or youths in the social service sector, or as an ex-police officer with the Singapore Police Force (SPF) are eligible

Preferred competencies and qualifications

• Experience in child, youth, or student engagement and management, or service as an ex-police officer with the SPF
• Proficiency in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, and working knowledge of Excel for data entry and generating discipline reports
• Knowledge of video-making and ability to produce videos is an added advantage
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills to relate well with students with behavioral issues while maintaining firm expectations and boundaries

Other Information

Working Hours & Schedule

• Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM (includes a 1-hour lunch break)
• Off days include weekends, gazetted public holidays, and school holidays

Email Address: [email protected]
Migrantlink Pte. Ltd.
EA License: 25C3111
EA Personnel: R25158554 | Keith Tang

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