Total 2 hr officer job vacancies in Science / R&D / Research category in D23 Hillview, Dairy Farm, Bukit Panjang, Choa Chu Kang

Job Highlights

• Flexible working hours - we try to accomodate your schedule
• Training and support - we do our best to help you to improve
• Structured Training - watch our videos and shadow other teachers to learn how we teach
• Autonomy - we entrust you to do your job well and be proactive in solving problems. We do not micromanage
• Focus on Excellence - we are motivated to improve in our teaching so that we can help our students improve more

Job Description & Requirements

• The Math Classroom is looking for a tutor to teach online lessons for 2024.
• Pay is from $45-$50/hr.
• Send your resume to hmtong44 "at" themathclassroom.com.sg now!

Our ideal teacher is:

• Talented in mathematics and is familiar with the primary school math syllabus. He/she should be willing to learn and teach olympiad math.
• A skillful teacher who can deliver mathematical concepts clearly and ensures that his/her students achieve 100% understanding in the lesson.
• An effective communicator with primary school children and can develop a strong rapport with them.

It will be an added bonus if the teacher has:

• Previous math olympiad experience
• Previous teaching experience
• A math or education-related degree or diploma
• Tutors who can teach on more days will be prioritised.

Online Class Schedule

- Friday 3pm to 5pm, 5.15pm to 7.15pm

- ⁠Saturday 9am to 11am, 11.15am to 1.15pm, 2pm to 4pm and 4.15pm to 6.15pm

- ⁠Sunday 9am to 11am, 11.15am to 1.15pm, 2pm to 4pm and 4.15pm to 6.15pm

About The Math Classroom

The Math Classroom is Singapore’s top mathematics training centre. Our mission is to help students get into their dream school by excelling in Mathematics. We do this by making sure that students:

• Understand everything we teach in class. We correct all misconceptions
• Can solve similar types of questions on their own if they appear in tests and exams
• Learn frameworks and tools to analyze and solve new questions that they have not previously encountered.

In the last 5 years, we have helped over 90% of students achieve A*s and As in the PSLE; produced over 100 top tier awards winners in national and international competitions; and helped 50% of our P6 competition math students gain Direct School Admission (DSA) offers to the top schools including Raffles Institution, Hwa Chong Institution and ACS Independent.

*Salary range is based on teaching 12-24 hrs a week in a 4-week month

Interested applicants are invited to apply directly at the NUS Career Portal.

Your application will be processed only if you apply via NUS Career Portal.

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Job Description

As a Senior Scientific Officer, you will be tasked but not limited to planning and executing the grant-making process, annual budgeting, exploring funding opportunities, and managing documents and deadlines. You will need to provide consultation and administrative support to Programmatic Theme Leads, Principal Investigators and other faculty on operational and grant related matters. You will serve as liaison with NUS research offices, Office of Legal Affairs, Industry Liaison Office and external funding agencies on issues of intellectual property, project and research collaboration agreements, MTAs, NDAs, etc. You will also be working closely with the Outreach, HR and Finance department on grant administrative and research events.

Duties and Responsibilities

Research Grant Management and Coordination

• Assist with grant applications and managing the review process with proper documentation on IRB/ DSRB, IACUC ethics/safety & risk protocols, regular progress/ appraisal/ other research regulatory requirements
• Promote the development of external funding strategies for research, academic projects, and institutional priorities
• Provide resources and assistance to faculty, staff, and administrators in searching for external funding opportunities, budget preparation and updating biosketches of Principal Investigators
• Assist with preparation and submission of requests for external funding, including grants, sub-awards, and contracts
• Ensure that policies and procedures for compliance with research-related regulations are up-to-date and reviewed regularly.
• Provide bibliometrics on research grants as required

Research Program & Project Management

• Provide strategic input for the development of proposals for project and budgeting
• Develop, manage, and evaluate research themes through direct collaboration with Principal Investigators, clinicians and Theme Leads to strengthen the strategy for each of the projects and coordinate these toward building a cohesive program
• Coordinate the development and maintenance of effective research themes group communication systems
• Preparation of budgets for research grants, virements and tracking of grants
• Planning and scheduling of research meetings, writing meeting minutes and coordinating research/other meetings as well as following up decisions made and other necessary actions as required
• Ensure good and tidy document housekeeping and timely correspondence:
  Maintain letters of award, approvals, amendments, etc.
  Maintain grants data and progress reports

Qualifications

• At least PhD in Life Sciences, Medicine, or related field
• Preference will be given to candidates with experience in:
  Science Project Management
  Research Grant Management or Administrative
  Scientific legal matters e.g., MTA, service agreements, RCA, patent filing etc.
• Able to work independently, effectively and a good team player
• Proactive, meticulous, analytical, resourceful and organized
• Demonstrated ability to deliver results to the appropriate quality and timeline metrics.
• Excellent writing and reporting ability
• Excellent communication and presentation skills
• Proficient in Microsoft Suite (including Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, and Teams), Adobe and Zoom applications