Total 19 teacher job vacancies in Singapore

Job Description & Requirements

• Assist in classroom teaching, including hydrotherapy/ swimming sessions, toilet-training, showering and other daily living skills training sessions.
• Assist in supervising and managing students’ behaviour using appropriate behaviour intervention techniques.
• Assist in lesson delivery, classroom teaching resources/ materials and equipment.
• Support students’ learning in the classroom, learning journeys, school events, and ad-hoc activities during out-of-school hours.
• Attend meetings, case discussions, home visits and other relevant staff development training.
• Support in planning and execution of school events
• Assist in students-related administrative duties

Job Responsibilities

1. To maintain the standards of service delivery in the EIC.
2. To report to the EIC regularly and attend classes, meetings, trainings and events punctually.
3. To develop lesson plans and adopt developmentally appropriate teaching materials, methods, tools, and assistive technologies to create quality natural learning environments to embed pupils’ functional goals in the daily activities under supervision.
4. To co-create a natural learning environment to stimulate children’s learning interest and promote engagement by implementing new teaching and learning approaches.
5. To co-plan and implement appropriate classroom management strategies to manage an individual and a group of diverse learners.
6. To coordinate center-based intervention and home-based intervention with Trans-disciplinary team members and collaborate with families and caregivers to enhance child and family outcomes under supervision.
7. To develop and implement functional learning goals for each child, under his/her charge, in collaboration with the Trans-disciplinary team and family members.
8. To monitor and review the children’s progress, functional goals, and family priorities in coordination with other team members regularly.
9. To update and maintain the records of each child’s daily attendance, assessment, intervention records, and progress of development. Record keeping includes any other forms related to teaching and learning which are to be completed and submitted whenever necessary.
10. Prepare IEP and Progress summary/ Narrative summary for each pupil, and discuss with parents during the Pre, as well as actual Parent-Team Conferences (PTC).
11. To be responsible for all matters pertaining to the administration, intervention, caregiving, and safety of the pupils.
12. To maintain regular communication with parent(s) or guardian(s) through the Communication book, emails, telephone calls, or any other functional means.
13. To adopt evidence-based approaches such as Trans-disciplinary, Family-Centred Practices, Early Childhood Holistic Outcomes and other best practices in the Early Intervention sector.
14. To maintain health, safety, hygiene standards and procedures, and implement the appropriate course of action to protect and support children to create safe learning environments.
15. To inventorize and maintain all equipment and resources in the EIC classrooms and common areas.
16. Attend meetings, discussions, training, workshops, functions, and events as and when deemed necessary and fit for operations and professional development.
17. To maintain confidentiality at all times with regard to all matters pertaining to the children, families, and staff
18. To support the implementation of center initiatives and identify the areas of improvement for family and community initiatives and programs to create awareness of the center programs and services.

Other Responsibilities

1. To assist in ad-hoc projects/committees as and when required by the Head Teacher, Centre Manager, and/or Senior Centre Manager.
2. To perform any other duties as directed by the EIC Director. To perform ad-hoc assignments as and when directed by Head Teacher, Centre Manager, and/or Senior Centre Manager.

The above activities are by no means exhaustive and are subject to amendment whenever needed.

Requirements

1. Minimum Diploma or Degree in Early Childhood Care & Education, Special Education, Psychology, Social Work, or equivalent
2. Great interpersonal and communication skills
3. Love working with preschoolers
4. Organized and meticulous

Job Responsibilities

• Plan Individual Education Plans (IEP)/ Individual Transition Plan (ITP), monitor students’ progress and achievements, evaluate students’ learning and prepare progress reports.
• Plan daily lesson plans/ weekly CCA, and teach meaningful lessons (in all areas of curriculum), following the UDL framework to cater to students with different learning needs and abilities.
• Implement appropriate intervention strategies and positive behaviour support to improve students’ behaviours.
• Establish an enriching and safe learning environment(within and beyond own classroom) that enhance student learning.
• Provide support and guidance to Teacher Assistants in the areas of teaching and learning
• Work collaboratively with the IEP Team and family for students’ overall growth, positive student learning and transitions.
• Assist in the coordination of events and committees.
• Share innovative ideas with colleagues at the department level and/or school level
• Coordinate and lead IEP discussion and case conferences
• Participate in Curriculum planning and development.
• Attend meetings, case discussions, home visits and other relevant staff development training
• Perform classroom and committee administrative duties, and submit required documentation timely.

Minimum Education / Qualifications

• Diploma in Special Education from NIE

Minimum Years of Relevant Experience

• At least 1 year of relevant working experience in special needs school

Job Responsibilities

1. To maintain the standards of service delivery in the EIC.
2. To report to the EIC regularly and attend classes, meetings, trainings and events punctually.
3. To develop lesson plans and adopt developmentally appropriate teaching materials, methods, tools, and assistive technologies to create quality natural learning environments to embed pupils’ functional goals in the daily activities under supervision.
4. To co-create a natural learning environment to stimulate children’s learning interest and promote engagement by implementing new teaching and learning approaches.
5. To co-plan and implement appropriate classroom management strategies to manage an individual and a group of diverse learners.
6. To coordinate center-based intervention and home-based intervention with Trans-disciplinary team members and collaborate with families and caregivers to enhance child and family outcomes under supervision.
7. To develop and implement functional learning goals for each child, under his/her charge, in collaboration with the Trans-disciplinary team and family members.
8. To monitor and review the children’s progress, functional goals, and family priorities in coordination with other team members regularly.
9. To update and maintain the records of each child’s daily attendance, assessment, intervention records, and progress of development. Record keeping includes any other forms related to teaching and learning which are to be completed and submitted whenever necessary.
10. Prepare IEP and Progress summary/ Narrative summary for each pupil, and discuss with parents during the Pre, as well as actual Parent-Team Conferences (PTC).
11. To be responsible for all matters pertaining to the administration, intervention, caregiving, and safety of the pupils.
12. To maintain regular communication with parent(s) or guardian(s) through the Communication book, emails, telephone calls, or any other functional means.
13. To adopt evidence-based approaches such as Trans-disciplinary, Family-Centred Practices, Early Childhood Holistic Outcomes and other best practices in the Early Intervention sector.
14. To maintain health, safety, hygiene standards and procedures, and implement the appropriate course of action to protect and support children to create safe learning environments.
15. To inventorize and maintain all equipment and resources in the EIC classrooms and common areas.
16. Attend meetings, discussions, training, workshops, functions, and events as and when deemed necessary and fit for operations and professional development.
17. To maintain confidentiality at all times with regard to all matters pertaining to the children, families, and staff
18. To support the implementation of center initiatives and identify the areas of improvement for family and community initiatives and programs to create awareness of the center programs and services.

Other Responsibilities

1. To assist in ad-hoc projects/committees as and when required by the Head Teacher, Centre Manager, and/or Senior Centre Manager.
2. To perform any other duties as directed by the EIC Director. To perform ad-hoc assignments as and when directed by Head Teacher, Centre Manager, and/or Senior Centre Manager.

The above activities are by no means exhaustive and are subject to amendment whenever needed.

Requirements

1. Minimum Diploma or Degree in Early Childhood Care & Education, Special Education, Psychology, Social Work, or equivalent
2. Great interpersonal and communication skills
3. Love working with preschoolers
4. Organized and meticulous

Job Responsibilities

• Plan Individual Education Plans (IEP)/ Individual Transition Plan (ITP), monitor students’ progress and achievements, evaluate students’ learning and prepare progress reports.
• Plan daily lesson plans/ weekly CCA, and teach meaningful lessons (in all areas of curriculum), following the UDL framework to cater to students with different learning needs and abilities.
• Implement appropriate intervention strategies and positive behaviour support to improve students’ behaviours.
• Establish an enriching and safe learning environment(within and beyond own classroom) that enhance student learning.
• Provide support and guidance to Teacher Assistants in the areas of teaching and learning
• Work collaboratively with the IEP Team and family for students’ overall growth, positive student learning and transitions.
• Assist in the coordination of events and committees.
• Share innovative ideas with colleagues at the department level and/or school level
• Coordinate and lead IEP discussion and case conferences
• Participate in Curriculum planning and development.
• Attend meetings, case discussions, home visits and other relevant staff development training
• Perform classroom and committee administrative duties, and submit required documentation timely.

Minimum Education / Qualifications

• Diploma in Special Education from NIE

Minimum Years of Relevant Experience

• At least 1 year of relevant working experience in special needs school

Job Responsibilities

1. To maintain the standards of service delivery in the EIC.
2. To report to the EIC regularly and attend classes, meetings, trainings and events punctually.
3. To develop lesson plans and adopt developmentally appropriate teaching materials, methods, tools, and assistive technologies to create quality natural learning environments to embed pupils’ functional goals in the daily activities under supervision.
4. To co-create a natural learning environment to stimulate children’s learning interest and promote engagement by implementing new teaching and learning approaches.
5. To co-plan and implement appropriate classroom management strategies to manage an individual and a group of diverse learners.
6. To coordinate center-based intervention and home-based intervention with Trans-disciplinary team members and collaborate with families and caregivers to enhance child and family outcomes under supervision.
7. To develop and implement functional learning goals for each child, under his/her charge, in collaboration with the Trans-disciplinary team and family members.
8. To monitor and review the children’s progress, functional goals, and family priorities in coordination with other team members regularly.
9. To update and maintain the records of each child’s daily attendance, assessment, intervention records, and progress of development. Record keeping includes any other forms related to teaching and learning which are to be completed and submitted whenever necessary.
10. Prepare IEP and Progress summary/ Narrative summary for each pupil, and discuss with parents during the Pre, as well as actual Parent-Team Conferences (PTC).
11. To be responsible for all matters pertaining to the administration, intervention, caregiving, and safety of the pupils.
12. To maintain regular communication with parent(s) or guardian(s) through the Communication book, emails, telephone calls, or any other functional means.
13. To adopt evidence-based approaches such as Trans-disciplinary, Family-Centred Practices, Early Childhood Holistic Outcomes and other best practices in the Early Intervention sector.
14. To maintain health, safety, hygiene standards and procedures, and implement the appropriate course of action to protect and support children to create safe learning environments.
15. To inventorize and maintain all equipment and resources in the EIC classrooms and common areas.
16. Attend meetings, discussions, training, workshops, functions, and events as and when deemed necessary and fit for operations and professional development.
17. To maintain confidentiality at all times with regard to all matters pertaining to the children, families, and staff
18. To support the implementation of center initiatives and identify the areas of improvement for family and community initiatives and programs to create awareness of the center programs and services.

Other Responsibilities

1. To assist in ad-hoc projects/committees as and when required by the Head Teacher, Centre Manager, and/or Senior Centre Manager.
2. To perform any other duties as directed by the EIC Director. To perform ad-hoc assignments as and when directed by Head Teacher, Centre Manager, and/or Senior Centre Manager.

The above activities are by no means exhaustive and are subject to amendment whenever needed.

Requirements

1. Minimum Diploma or Degree in Early Childhood Care & Education, Special Education, Psychology, Social Work, or equivalent
2. Great interpersonal and communication skills
3. Love working with preschoolers
4. Organized and meticulous

Job Responsibilities

• Assist in classroom teaching, including hydrotherapy/ swimming sessions, toilet-training, showering and other daily living skills training sessions.
• Assist in supervising and managing students’ behaviour
• Support students’ learning in the classroom, learning journeys, school events, and ad-hoc activities.

Minimum Education / Qualifications

• Min. GCE ‘O’ Levels with a credit in English or ITE NITEC

Hourly Rate: $12/hour

Job Responsibilities

• Assist in classroom teaching, including hydrotherapy/ swimming sessions, toilet-training, showering and other daily living skills training sessions.
• Assist in supervising and managing students’ behaviour
• Support students’ learning in the classroom, learning journeys, school events, and ad-hoc activities.

Minimum Education / Qualifications

• Min. GCE ‘O’ Levels with a credit in English or ITE NITEC

Hourly Rate: $12/hour

Job Description & Requirements

• Assist in classroom teaching, including hydrotherapy/ swimming sessions, toilet-training, showering and other daily living skills training sessions.
• Assist in supervising and managing students’ behaviour using appropriate behaviour intervention techniques.
• Assist in lesson delivery, classroom teaching resources/ materials and equipment.
• Support students’ learning in the classroom, learning journeys, school events, and ad-hoc activities during out-of-school hours.
• Attend meetings, case discussions, home visits and other relevant staff development training.
• Support in planning and execution of school events
• Assist in students-related administrative duties

Primary Objectives of Position

The Preschool Teacher is responsible for delivering lessons for all levels, preparing learning resources and materials, ensuring well-being and safety of the children, taking responsibility for their daily routine, and contributing to School and Parent partnership activities.

Responsibilities

1. Teaching and Learning

• Deliver appropriate lessons for all levels of classes, demonstrating a variety of teaching techniques according to curriculum guidelines
• Conduct literacy program after carrying one-off testing for the individual children on language ability.
• Prepare appropriate learning activities, resources, and materials for all levels of classes
• Complete the lesson plan evaluation form to self-reflect if the lesson conducted has been effective and learning objectives have been met
• Participate in setting up and up-keeping of learning centers (eg. Math, Science, English, Chinese, Art & Crafts) to facilitate children's learning
• Source suitable material for display at school and update it according to focus on teaching content and children's interest.
• Monitor the development of the children and update children's developmental profile
• Conduct Parent-Teacher Conferences (PTC).

2. Well-being of Children

• Ensure the well-being and safety of the children in all domains of children's development
• Interact with children in an effective and nurturing manner
• Be responsible and facilitate the conduct of daily care routine for the children which includes meal time, milk feeds, baths, diaper changing, temperature checks, and administering medicine

3. Engaging Parents & Community

• Work in partnership with parents and the community in the holistic development of their children
• Plan and prepare monthly newsletter or update the class blog
• Communicate with parents through a communication book and encourage parents' involvement in centre events

4. Other Responsibilities

• Centre Activities and Events
• Contribute actively to centre events and activities eg. Planning field trip
• Carry out class administration duties as and when necessary
• To assist in ad-hoc projects/committees as and when required by the Principal and Assistant Director
• To perform any other duties as directed by the Director/CEO

The above activities are by no means exhaustive and are subject to amendment whenever needed.

Requirements

• Minimum Degree/Diploma in Preschool Education (DPE-T) or Early Childhood Care Education (DCECCE) or equivalent
• 5 credits in English and Mother Tongue in GCE O Levels
• Minimum 2-3 years of working experience in early childhood settings
• Adequate knowledge of current early childhood care and education development theories, research, and practices
• Good communication and classroom management skills
• Creative and passionate in an inclusive preschool education
• Enjoys working with young children and is able to work well with families.

Job Responsibilities

• Plan Individual Education Plans (IEP)/ Individual Transition Plan (ITP), monitor students’ progress and achievements, evaluate students’ learning and prepare progress reports.
• Plan daily lesson plans/ weekly CCA, and teach meaningful lessons (in all areas of curriculum), following the UDL framework to cater to students with different learning needs and abilities.
• Implement appropriate intervention strategies and positive behaviour support to improve students’ behaviours.
• Establish an enriching and safe learning environment(within and beyond own classroom) that enhance student learning.
• Provide support and guidance to Teacher Assistants in the areas of teaching and learning
• Work collaboratively with the IEP Team and family for students’ overall growth, positive student learning and transitions.
• Assist in the coordination of events and committees.
• Share innovative ideas with colleagues at the department level and/or school level
• Coordinate and lead IEP discussion and case conferences
• Participate in Curriculum planning and development.
• Attend meetings, case discussions, home visits and other relevant staff development training
• Perform classroom and committee administrative duties, and submit required documentation timely.

Minimum Education / Qualifications

• Min. GCE ‘A’ Levels or Polytechnic Diploma with a credit in English at ‘O’ Levels or Trained Special Education Teacher

Minimum Years of Relevant Experience

• At least 2 years of relevant working experience.
• Experience working with persons with disabilities is an added advantage

Job Description

Primary Objectives of Position

To work towards the aim of EIC, which is to empower and maximize the potential for independence and improve the quality of life of children with special needs, by providing quality early intervention services through a trans-disciplinary approach, family-centred practices and holistic outcome measurement system.

The Beginning Early Intervention Teacher is responsible for providing quality early intervention through education and learning, creating an enriched and supportive learning environment in EIC, thereby promoting and maintaining standards of excellence in the service delivery model to create positive clients’ outcomes.

Job Responsibilities

1. To maintain the standards of service delivery in the EIC.
2. To report to the EIC regularly and attend classes, meetings, trainings and events punctually.
3. To develop lesson plans and adopt developmentally appropriate teaching materials, methods, tools, and assistive technologies to create quality natural learning environments to embed pupils’ functional goals in the daily activities under supervision.
4. To co-create a natural learning environment to stimulate children’s learning interest and promote engagement by implementing new teaching and learning approaches.
5. To co-plan and implement appropriate classroom management strategies to manage an individual and a group of diverse learners.
6. To coordinate center-based intervention and home-based intervention with Trans-disciplinary team members and collaborate with families and caregivers to enhance child and family outcomes under supervision.
7. To develop and implement functional learning goals for each child, under his/her charge, in collaboration with the Trans-disciplinary team and family members.
8. To monitor and review the children’s progress, functional goals, and family priorities in coordination with other team members regularly.
9. To update and maintain the records of each child’s daily attendance, assessment, intervention records, and progress of development. Record keeping includes any other forms related to teaching and learning which are to be completed and submitted whenever necessary.
10. Prepare IEP and Progress summary/ Narrative summary for each pupil, and discuss with parents during the Pre, as well as actual Parent-Team Conferences (PTC).
11. To be responsible for all matters pertaining to the administration, intervention, caregiving, and safety of the pupils.
12. To maintain regular communication with parent(s) or guardian(s) through the Communication book, emails, telephone calls, or any other functional means.
13. To adopt evidence-based approaches such as Trans-disciplinary, Family-Centred Practices, Early Childhood Holistic Outcomes and other best practices in the Early Intervention sector.
14. To maintain health, safety, hygiene standards and procedures, and implement the appropriate course of action to protect and support children to create safe learning environments.
15. To inventorize and maintain all equipment and resources in the EIC classrooms and common areas.
16. Attend meetings, discussions, training, workshops, functions, and events as and when deemed necessary and fit for operations and professional development.
17. To maintain confidentiality at all times with regard to all matters pertaining to the children, families, and staff
18. To support the implementation of center initiatives and identify the areas of improvement for family and community initiatives and programs to create awareness of the center programs and services.

Other Responsibilities of Beginning Early Intervention Teacher

1. To assist in ad-hoc projects/committees as and when required by the Head Teacher, Centre Manager, and/or Senior Centre Manager.
2. To perform any other duties as directed by the EIC Director. To perform ad-hoc assignments as and when directed by Head Teacher, Centre Manager, and/or Senior Centre Manager.

The above activities are by no means exhaustive and are subject to amendment whenever needed.

Requirements

1. Minimum Diploma in Early Childhood Education, Psychology, Social Work, or equivalent
2. Great interpersonal and communication skills
3. Love working with preschoolers
4. Organized and meticulous

Job Description

Primary Objectives of Position

The Preschool Teacher is responsible for delivering lessons for all levels, preparing learning resources and materials, ensuring well-being and safety of the children, taking responsibility for their daily routine, and contributing to School and Parent partnership activities.

Responsibilities

1. Teaching and Learning

• Deliver appropriate lessons for all levels of classes, demonstrating a variety of teaching techniques according to curriculum guidelines
• Conduct literacy program after carrying one-off testing for the individual children on language ability.
• Prepare appropriate learning activities, resources, and materials for all levels of classes
• Complete the lesson plan evaluation form to self-reflect if the lesson conducted has been effective and learning objectives have been met
• Participate in setting up and up-keeping of learning centers (eg. Math, Science, English, Chinese, Art & Crafts) to facilitate children's learning
• Source suitable material for display at school and update it according to focus on teaching content and children's interest.
• Monitor the development of the children and update children's developmental profile
• Conduct Parent-Teacher Conferences (PTC).

2. Well-being of Children

• Ensure the well-being and safety of the children in all domains of children's development
• Interact with children in an effective and nurturing manner
• Be responsible and facilitate the conduct of daily care routine for the children which includes meal time, milk feeds, baths, diaper changing, temperature checks, and administering medicine

3. Engaging Parents & Community

• Work in partnership with parents and the community in the holistic development of their children
• Plan and prepare monthly newsletter or update the class blog
• Communicate with parents through a communication book and encourage parents' involvement in centre events

4. Other Responsibilities

• Centre Activities and Events
• Contribute actively to centre events and activities eg. Planning field trip
• Carry out class administration duties as and when necessary
• To assist in ad-hoc projects/committees as and when required by the Principal and Assistant Director
• To perform any other duties as directed by the Director/CEO

The above activities are by no means exhaustive and are subject to amendment whenever needed.

Requirements

• Minimum Degree/Diploma in Preschool Education (DPE-T) or Early Childhood Care Education (DCECCE) or equivalent
• 5 credits in English and Mother Tongue in GCE O Levels
• Minimum 2-3 years of working experience in early childhood settings
• Adequate knowledge of current early childhood care and education development theories, research, and practices
• Good communication and classroom management skills
• Creative and passionate in an inclusive preschool education
• Enjoys working with young children and is able to work well with families.

Primary Objectives of Position

The Preschool Teacher is responsible for delivering lessons for all levels, preparing learning resources and materials, ensuring well-being and safety of the children, taking responsibility for their daily routine, and contributing to School and Parent partnership activities.

Responsibilities

1. Teaching and Learning

• Deliver appropriate lessons for all levels of classes, demonstrating a variety of teaching techniques according to curriculum guidelines
• Conduct literacy program after carrying one-off testing for the individual children on language ability.
• Prepare appropriate learning activities, resources, and materials for all levels of classes
• Complete the lesson plan evaluation form to self-reflect if the lesson conducted has been effective and learning objectives have been met
• Participate in setting up and up-keeping of learning centers (eg. Math, Science, English, Chinese, Art & Crafts) to facilitate children's learning
• Source suitable material for display at school and update it according to focus on teaching content and children's interest.
• Monitor the development of the children and update children's developmental profile
• Conduct Parent-Teacher Conferences (PTC).

2. Well-being of Children

• Ensure the well-being and safety of the children in all domains of children's development
• Interact with children in an effective and nurturing manner
• Be responsible and facilitate the conduct of daily care routine for the children which includes meal time, milk feeds, baths, diaper changing, temperature checks, and administering medicine

3. Engaging Parents & Community

• Work in partnership with parents and the community in the holistic development of their children
• Plan and prepare monthly newsletter or update the class blog
• Communicate with parents through a communication book and encourage parents' involvement in centre events

4. Other Responsibilities

• Centre Activities and Events
• Contribute actively to centre events and activities eg. Planning field trip
• Carry out class administration duties as and when necessary
• To assist in ad-hoc projects/committees as and when required by the Principal and Assistant Director
• To perform any other duties as directed by the Director/CEO

The above activities are by no means exhaustive and are subject to amendment whenever needed.

Requirements

• Minimum Degree/Diploma in Preschool Education (DPE-T) or Early Childhood Care Education (DCECCE) or equivalent
• 5 credits in English and Mother Tongue in GCE O Levels
• Minimum 2-3 years of working experience in early childhood settings
• Adequate knowledge of current early childhood care and education development theories, research, and practices
• Good communication and classroom management skills
• Creative and passionate in an inclusive preschool education
• Enjoys working with young children and is able to work well with families.

Primary Objectives of Position

The Preschool Teacher is responsible for delivering lessons for all levels, preparing learning resources and materials, ensuring well-being and safety of the children, taking responsibility for their daily routine, and contributing to School and Parent partnership activities.

Responsibilities

1. Teaching and Learning

• Deliver appropriate lessons for all levels of classes, demonstrating a variety of teaching techniques according to curriculum guidelines
• Conduct literacy program after carrying one-off testing for the individual children on language ability.
• Prepare appropriate learning activities, resources, and materials for all levels of classes
• Complete the lesson plan evaluation form to self-reflect if the lesson conducted has been effective and learning objectives have been met
• Participate in setting up and up-keeping of learning centers (eg. Math, Science, English, Chinese, Art & Crafts) to facilitate children's learning
• Source suitable material for display at school and update it according to focus on teaching content and children's interest.
• Monitor the development of the children and update children's developmental profile
• Conduct Parent-Teacher Conferences (PTC).

2. Well-being of Children

• Ensure the well-being and safety of the children in all domains of children's development
• Interact with children in an effective and nurturing manner
• Be responsible and facilitate the conduct of daily care routine for the children which includes meal time, milk feeds, baths, diaper changing, temperature checks, and administering medicine

3. Engaging Parents & Community

• Work in partnership with parents and the community in the holistic development of their children
• Plan and prepare monthly newsletter or update the class blog
• Communicate with parents through a communication book and encourage parents' involvement in centre events

4. Other Responsibilities

• Centre Activities and Events
• Contribute actively to centre events and activities eg. Planning field trip
• Carry out class administration duties as and when necessary
• To assist in ad-hoc projects/committees as and when required by the Principal and Assistant Director
• To perform any other duties as directed by the Director/CEO

The above activities are by no means exhaustive and are subject to amendment whenever needed.

Requirements

• Minimum Degree/Diploma in Preschool Education (DPE-T) or Early Childhood Care Education (DCECCE) or equivalent
• 5 credits in Mother Tongue in GCE O Levels
• Minimum 2-3 years of working experience in early childhood settings
• Adequate knowledge of current early childhood care and education development theories, research, and practices
• Good communication and classroom management skills
• Creative and passionate in an inclusive preschool education
• Enjoys working with young children and is able to work well with families.

Job Description

Primary Objectives of Position

To work towards the aim of EIC, which is to empower and maximize the potential for independence and improve the quality of life of children with special needs, by providing quality early intervention services through a trans-disciplinary approach, family-centred practices and holistic outcome measurement system.

The Beginning Early Intervention Teacher is responsible for providing quality early intervention through education and learning, creating an enriched and supportive learning environment in EIC, thereby promoting and maintaining standards of excellence in the service delivery model to create positive clients’ outcomes.

Job Responsibilities

1. To maintain the standards of service delivery in the EIC.
2. To report to the EIC regularly and attend classes, meetings, trainings and events punctually.
3. To develop lesson plans and adopt developmentally appropriate teaching materials, methods, tools, and assistive technologies to create quality natural learning environments to embed pupils’ functional goals in the daily activities under supervision.
4. To co-create a natural learning environment to stimulate children’s learning interest and promote engagement by implementing new teaching and learning approaches.
5. To co-plan and implement appropriate classroom management strategies to manage an individual and a group of diverse learners.
6. To coordinate center-based intervention and home-based intervention with Trans-disciplinary team members and collaborate with families and caregivers to enhance child and family outcomes under supervision.
7. To develop and implement functional learning goals for each child, under his/her charge, in collaboration with the Trans-disciplinary team and family members.
8. To monitor and review the children’s progress, functional goals, and family priorities in coordination with other team members regularly.
9. To update and maintain the records of each child’s daily attendance, assessment, intervention records, and progress of development. Record keeping includes any other forms related to teaching and learning which are to be completed and submitted whenever necessary.
10. Prepare IEP and Progress summary/ Narrative summary for each pupil, and discuss with parents during the Pre, as well as actual Parent-Team Conferences (PTC).
11. To be responsible for all matters pertaining to the administration, intervention, caregiving, and safety of the pupils.
12. To maintain regular communication with parent(s) or guardian(s) through the Communication book, emails, telephone calls, or any other functional means.
13. To adopt evidence-based approaches such as Trans-disciplinary, Family-Centred Practices, Early Childhood Holistic Outcomes and other best practices in the Early Intervention sector.
14. To maintain health, safety, hygiene standards and procedures, and implement the appropriate course of action to protect and support children to create safe learning environments.
15. To inventorize and maintain all equipment and resources in the EIC classrooms and common areas.
16. Attend meetings, discussions, training, workshops, functions, and events as and when deemed necessary and fit for operations and professional development.
17. To maintain confidentiality at all times with regard to all matters pertaining to the children, families, and staff
18. To support the implementation of center initiatives and identify the areas of improvement for family and community initiatives and programs to create awareness of the center programs and services.

Other Responsibilities of Beginning Early Intervention Teacher

1. To assist in ad-hoc projects/committees as and when required by the Head Teacher, Centre Manager, and/or Senior Centre Manager.
2. To perform any other duties as directed by the EIC Director. To perform ad-hoc assignments as and when directed by Head Teacher, Centre Manager, and/or Senior Centre Manager.

The above activities are by no means exhaustive and are subject to amendment whenever needed.

Requirements

1. Minimum Diploma in Early Childhood Education, Psychology, Social Work, or equivalent
2. Great interpersonal and communication skills
3. Love working with preschoolers
4. Organized and meticulous

Primary Objectives

The Teacher Assistant provides support for Preschool Teachers during lessons and assists teachers in preparing lesson materials, and in routine care of children.

Job Responsibilities

1. Teaching & Learning

• Facilitate integration program which include ensuring the school is open and is ready for operations
• Provide shadow support during lessons and activities to facilitate the learning of children
• Provide input and support to teachers in planning for the learning environment and integration program
• Assist in the making and maintenance of learning resources/toys
• Provides input and support to teachers in preparing the children's developmental profile

2. Well-being of Children

• Facilitate in daily routines during meal time, milk feeds, baths, diaper changing, napping time, temperature check, and administering medicine

3. Engaging Parents & Community

• Work in partnership with parents and the community in the holistic development of their children
• Assist in preparing monthly newsletter or updating class blog

Other Responsibilities

• Participate in school initiatives, projects, activities, and events
• Provide support in class administration duties as and when necessary
• Assist in ad-hoc projects/committees as and when required by the Teachers/Principal/Assistant Director
• To perform any other duties as directed by the Director/CEO

The above activities are by no means exhaustive and are subject to amendment whenever needed.

Job Requirement:

• Minimum Certificate in Early Childhood Care and Education or equivalent
• 5 credits in English and Mother Tongue in GCE 'O' Levels
• 1 to 2 years of relevant experience in an early childhood setting
• Good routine and classroom management skills
• Creative and passionate in inclusive preschool education
• Enjoys working with young children

Job Description

Primary Objectives of Position

To work towards the aim of EIC, which is to empower and maximize the potential for independence and improve the quality of life of children with special needs, by providing quality early intervention services through a trans-disciplinary approach, family-centred practices and holistic outcome measurement system.

The Beginning Early Intervention Teacher is responsible for providing quality early intervention through education and learning, creating an enriched and supportive learning environment in EIC, thereby promoting and maintaining standards of excellence in the service delivery model to create positive clients’ outcomes.

Job Responsibilities

1. To maintain the standards of service delivery in the EIC.
2. To report to the EIC regularly and attend classes, meetings, trainings and events punctually.
3. To develop lesson plans and adopt developmentally appropriate teaching materials, methods, tools, and assistive technologies to create quality natural learning environments to embed pupils’ functional goals in the daily activities under supervision.
4. To co-create a natural learning environment to stimulate children’s learning interest and promote engagement by implementing new teaching and learning approaches.
5. To co-plan and implement appropriate classroom management strategies to manage an individual and a group of diverse learners.
6. To coordinate center-based intervention and home-based intervention with Trans-disciplinary team members and collaborate with families and caregivers to enhance child and family outcomes under supervision.
7. To develop and implement functional learning goals for each child, under his/her charge, in collaboration with the Trans-disciplinary team and family members.
8. To monitor and review the children’s progress, functional goals, and family priorities in coordination with other team members regularly.
9. To update and maintain the records of each child’s daily attendance, assessment, intervention records, and progress of development. Record keeping includes any other forms related to teaching and learning which are to be completed and submitted whenever necessary.
10. Prepare IEP and Progress summary/ Narrative summary for each pupil, and discuss with parents during the Pre, as well as actual Parent-Team Conferences (PTC).
11. To be responsible for all matters pertaining to the administration, intervention, caregiving, and safety of the pupils.
12. To maintain regular communication with parent(s) or guardian(s) through the Communication book, emails, telephone calls, or any other functional means.
13. To adopt evidence-based approaches such as Trans-disciplinary, Family-Centred Practices, Early Childhood Holistic Outcomes and other best practices in the Early Intervention sector.
14. To maintain health, safety, hygiene standards and procedures, and implement the appropriate course of action to protect and support children to create safe learning environments.
15. To inventorize and maintain all equipment and resources in the EIC classrooms and common areas.
16. Attend meetings, discussions, training, workshops, functions, and events as and when deemed necessary and fit for operations and professional development.
17. To maintain confidentiality at all times with regard to all matters pertaining to the children, families, and staff
18. To support the implementation of center initiatives and identify the areas of improvement for family and community initiatives and programs to create awareness of the center programs and services.

Other Responsibilities of Beginning Early Intervention Teacher

1. To assist in ad-hoc projects/committees as and when required by the Head Teacher, Centre Manager, and/or Senior Centre Manager.
2. To perform any other duties as directed by the EIC Director. To perform ad-hoc assignments as and when directed by Head Teacher, Centre Manager, and/or Senior Centre Manager.

The above activities are by no means exhaustive and are subject to amendment whenever needed.

Requirements

1. Minimum Diploma in Early Childhood Education, Psychology, Social Work, or equivalent
2. Great interpersonal and communication skills
3. Love working with preschoolers
4. Organized and meticulous

Job Description

Primary Objectives of Position

To work towards the aim of EIC, which is to empower and maximize the potential for independence and improve the quality of life of children with special needs, by providing quality early intervention services through a trans-disciplinary approach, family-centred practices and holistic outcome measurement system.

The Beginning Early Intervention Teacher is responsible for providing quality early intervention through education and learning, creating an enriched and supportive learning environment in EIC, thereby promoting and maintaining standards of excellence in the service delivery model to create positive clients’ outcomes.

Job Responsibilities

1. To maintain the standards of service delivery in the EIC.
2. To report to the EIC regularly and attend classes, meetings, trainings and events punctually.
3. To develop lesson plans and adopt developmentally appropriate teaching materials, methods, tools, and assistive technologies to create quality natural learning environments to embed pupils’ functional goals in the daily activities under supervision.
4. To co-create a natural learning environment to stimulate children’s learning interest and promote engagement by implementing new teaching and learning approaches.
5. To co-plan and implement appropriate classroom management strategies to manage an individual and a group of diverse learners.
6. To coordinate center-based intervention and home-based intervention with Trans-disciplinary team members and collaborate with families and caregivers to enhance child and family outcomes under supervision.
7. To develop and implement functional learning goals for each child, under his/her charge, in collaboration with the Trans-disciplinary team and family members.
8. To monitor and review the children’s progress, functional goals, and family priorities in coordination with other team members regularly.
9. To update and maintain the records of each child’s daily attendance, assessment, intervention records, and progress of development. Record keeping includes any other forms related to teaching and learning which are to be completed and submitted whenever necessary.
10. Prepare IEP and Progress summary/ Narrative summary for each pupil, and discuss with parents during the Pre, as well as actual Parent-Team Conferences (PTC).
11. To be responsible for all matters pertaining to the administration, intervention, caregiving, and safety of the pupils.
12. To maintain regular communication with parent(s) or guardian(s) through the Communication book, emails, telephone calls, or any other functional means.
13. To adopt evidence-based approaches such as Trans-disciplinary, Family-Centred Practices, Early Childhood Holistic Outcomes and other best practices in the Early Intervention sector.
14. To maintain health, safety, hygiene standards and procedures, and implement the appropriate course of action to protect and support children to create safe learning environments.
15. To inventorize and maintain all equipment and resources in the EIC classrooms and common areas.
16. Attend meetings, discussions, training, workshops, functions, and events as and when deemed necessary and fit for operations and professional development.
17. To maintain confidentiality at all times with regard to all matters pertaining to the children, families, and staff
18. To support the implementation of center initiatives and identify the areas of improvement for family and community initiatives and programs to create awareness of the center programs and services.

Other Responsibilities of Beginning Early Intervention Teacher

1. To assist in ad-hoc projects/committees as and when required by the Head Teacher, Centre Manager, and/or Senior Centre Manager.
2. To perform any other duties as directed by the EIC Director. To perform ad-hoc assignments as and when directed by Head Teacher, Centre Manager, and/or Senior Centre Manager.

The above activities are by no means exhaustive and are subject to amendment whenever needed.

Requirements

1. Minimum Diploma in Early Childhood Education, Psychology, Social Work, or equivalent
2. Great interpersonal and communication skills
3. Love working with preschoolers
4. Organized and meticulous