Total 14 art teacher job vacancies in D11 Novena, Thomson, Watten Estate

SJI International Elementary School is seeking a passionate and collaborative Learning Support Teacher to join our vibrant team starting in July 2025. The role involves working with students aged 4 to 12 years through in-class support and individualised pull-out interventions. The successful candidate will play a key role in developing and delivering differentiated learning strategies to meet diverse student needs.

Experience in a similar role is advantageous, and familiarity with inclusive education practices is highly desirable. Applicants should respect and appreciate the school’s Catholic Lasallian identity, although they are not required to share the same faith.

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted the week of January 6, 2025, with interviews taking place during the week of January 20, 2025.

Job Purpose

• Collaborate with Homeroom and other teachers in planning for Learning Support
• Develop plans of support for a student or group of students based on learning data, curriculum expectations and homeroom or other teacher input
• Maintain records of student support through the Learning Diaries
• Observe and screen students under the direction of the Learning Support Lead
• Work alongside the Learning Support Lead to create and update IEPs
• Communicate regularly with parents, teachers and Learning Support Lead on support provided, progress made and next steps
• Model and promote the school’s positive behaviour policy and the Virtues programme that underpins this

Key Responsibilities

• Enable students to feel successful and supported in learning and school
• Observe and screen students, alongside other members of the Learning Support Department, in order to identify specific needs and recommendations to address these needs
• Plan, prepare and deliver effective support programs that meet the individual needs of the students and enable them to access the curriculum and progress.
• Assess and monitor the progress of the student, using data to inform next steps in teaching and learning
• Write and review an IEP as part of the team around the child
• Provide support for students individually or in small groups, within or outside of the Homeroom
• Maintain assessment data records and engage in discussion around these with the homeroom teacher and other Student Success staff, including the Learning Support Lead
• Liaise with parents, teachers and other education professionals and specialists as appropriate, to discuss a student’s needs and progress
• Engage in Professional Development opportunities and be willing to share learning with others in the department
• Support the Learning Support Lead in the preparation and delivery of workshops for teachers and parents

Specific Tasks and Duties

Strategic Leadership

• Support the Learning Support Lead in identifying student needs and the allocation of staff and resources in response to this
• Contribute to the development and coordination of the Student Success Department
• Engage with and contribute to aspects of the Elementary School Improvement Plan (ESIP) as a member of the Student Success Team
• Liaise closely with the Homeroom teacher (and specialists where appropriate) around student needs, providing support for both the teacher and student
• Know and comply with school policies and procedures relating to safeguarding, health and safety and behaviour management

Curriculum and Pedagogy

• Plan, prepare and deliver engaging and effective lessons and activities that motivate, inspire and improve student achievement
• Identify clear teaching objectives and learning outcomes, with appropriate challenge and high expectations for each student
• Work collaboratively with the homeroom and other teachers in support of the child’s academic, social, emotional or physical development
• Have a sound knowledge of the school’s curriculum and pedagogy in order to identify expectations and plan for differentiated instruction for students on the Learning Support register
• Ensure thorough and current knowledge of the pedagogy and strategies associated with student support and that cater for a range of different needs
• Support the transition of students from their current grade level to the next
• Ensure that school policy and guidelines such as those for planning, marking, workbook presentation and assessment and recording are followed as a model of leading by example

Assessment and Reporting

• Possess a thorough knowledge of the school’s Assessment Policies and Procedures
• Maintain a regular system of assessing and monitoring of progress that can be shared with students, teachers, parents and the Learning Support Lead
• Ensure that assessment data is recorded, analysed and used to plan future teaching and learning, and to evaluate the effectiveness of the support provision
• Report on student progress as required, outlining the content covered, results of formative and summative assessments and next steps in learning

Collaboration and Relationship Management

• Organise and manage groups or individual students whilst promoting high standards of behaviour and discipline
• Meet regularly with the homeroom teacher (and other teachers where needed) in order to plan relevant, challenging and meaningful support for students
• Work collaboratively and purposefully with any assigned Teaching Assistant
• Collaborate and communicate regularly with the Learning Support Lead, Pastoral Team and teachers as part of a team around the academic, social and emotional development of each child

Resource Management

• Ensure that classroom resources are organised and managed to provide an efficient, effective and safe learning environment
• Monitor, evaluate and review the available teaching and learning resources and communicate suggested improvements or changes to the Learning Support Lead
• Look for and recommend resources that may be available beyond the school that support teaching and learning or provide professional development opportunities for the team

Communication

• Communicate with the Learning Support Lead, School Leadership Team and colleagues effectively, respectfully and in a timely manner
• Ensure positive and effective partnerships with parents through regular and clear communication about the student
• Share assessment data with parents as appropriate e.g. reports, PTC, as related to Learning Support
• Report to the Safeguarding Lead or relevant member of the SLT, any matters related to child safeguarding, Health and Safety, discipline or personal concerns

Self-Evaluation and Quality Assurance

• Reflect and evaluate own teaching and assessment practices through the school’s Professional Reflection and Development structure and in discussions with school leadership in order to ensure continuous improvement
• Participate in the school’s PRD process as a reflective practitioner and providing a role model to others in this process
• Engage in professional dialogue and opportunities, such as classroom observations, to share best teaching practices and strategies with others
• Seek opportunities for professional development through a range of opportunities such as professional reading, work with a mentor or critical friend, network groups, in-school or external workshops

General Areas of Responsibility

• Be an advocate of the school and its decisions during interactions with students, staff and the community.
• Lead in nurturing a Lasallian Catholic ethos by building upon the legacy and tradition of the school firmly anchored in Faith, Service and Community
• Maintain good working relationships with colleagues and students
• Be a role model within the school in terms of professional expertise and conduct and lead by example
• Treat others fairly and with respect in order to create and maintain a positive school culture
• Build a collaborative learning culture within the school and manage innovation and change
• Inform and support the SLT as needed
• Take on specific tasks related to the day-to-day administration and organisation of the school as requested by the Principal or SLT
• Support the PRD and performance management process as required to help staff develop goals and improve professional effectiveness
• Support staff in meeting personal and professional goals

Job Requirements

• Minimum Bachelor Degree
• Minimum 3 years of experience
• Significant experience in supporting students with Learning Support needs as a homeroom teacher or experience as a Learning Support teacher

Application Process

All applications for this position strictly to be submitted through Schrole/APLi only. The link to our Schrole/APLi page can be found on our Employment Page (https://www.sji-international.com.sg/about/employment)

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Looking for someone who is:

• Passionate and experienced with working with children with special needs
• Experience in Early Intervention and/or Special Needs Education
• Creative, loving and energetic
• Excellent communication and classroom management skills
• Willing to learn and improve knowledge and skills
• Uses positive discipline techniques at all times
• Maintains and build relationships with children, parents and the team

Responsibilities

To assist lead teachers and therapists:

• To assist in preparing and implementing the programs for children.
• To assist in managing behavior of children using appropriate behavioural strategies taught and agreed by the clinic.
• To assist in supporting the children during routine activities including mealtime, circle time, work and play times.
• To assist in toileting needs of the children and maintaining cleanliness, hygiene and infection control.
• To assist in administrative tasks such as typing out summaries and reports (e.g. IEP, Progress Report).
• To assist in providing input on children’s progress during case conferences or at any other case discussion.
• To assist in planning, share ideas and exchange feedback with the team.
• To assist in preparing teaching aids, materials and resources.
• To assist in evaluating and maintaining records of children’s development as required in the program.
• To assist in rendering basic first aid as and when necessary.
• To assist in the upkeep of teaching resources, arrangement, appearance, decorations, and learning environment of the classroom.

• Competitive Remuneration Package
• Good Career Exposure
• Great Working Environment

As a Infant Care Teacher (Islandwide Locations), you will be responsible for the following duties:

• Organise and carry out the daily schedule, including developmental activities and caregiving responsibilities for infants.
• Oversee their daily routines and consistently monitor their developmental progress.
• Ensure infants' health, hygiene, and safety are prioritized.
• ⁠Foster positive relationships with the infants' parents.
• Take on additional responsibilities as necessary.

Requirements:

• Possess at least Advanced Certificate in Early Years (ACEY) or Higher Certificate in Infant Care (HCIC), or its equivalent

To apply, simply click on the ‘’apply’’ button in the job advertisement or alternatively, you can send in your resume via email

Email Address: [email protected]

We regret to inform you that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

ALLIED SEARCH PTE. LTD.

EA LICENSE : 19C9777

AT.SPACE STUDENT CARE is a student care centre that guides children to understand self-worth, independence, responsibility and mindfulness

We currently manage centres in both Bishan and Novena.

We are looking for teachers to join our aspiring team in Novena.

Responsibilities:

• Conduct lessons according to the center’s curriculum
• Manage care routine for primary school children
• Supervise homework, life-skills & recreational activities
• Conduct indoor & outdoor activities
• Assist with field trips, excursions or visits
• Provide a positive, nurturing, safe & secure learning environment for students
• Inform supervisor of any noteworthy incidents that occur while the students are under your supervision
• Perform other related duties as required
• Able to commit 5 days a week, Mon-Fri
• Applicants with Diploma & above are an advantage.
• Energetic, enthusiastic character with passion in the education environment
• Enjoy communicating with students.
• Basic interpersonal skills
• Able to teach and conduct lessons in English
• Student care centre experience preferred
• Positive work attitude & full of initiatives
• Able to work independently as well as in a team

Working Hours & Days:

Monday to Friday,

12.30pm - 8.00pm (School Term)

8am - 4.30pm or 12.30pm-8pm (School Holidays)

Salary: $1,600 - $2,200

Part time/ Full time position available.

- Able to teach Elementary students of all grades (Grade 1 - 6) for a wide range of abilities and levels of competency in Chinese language

- Able to teach students who study Chinese language as a foreign language

- Prepare lesson materials according to the school's curriculum objectives

- Evaluate and develop materials for use in the classroom

- Assess students’ progress and results

- Has experience in teaching Chinese language in schools

- Bachelor's degree or equivalent required

- At least 2 years experience preferred

- Knowledge of basic computer skills and MS Office an asset

- Working hours 5 days per week, Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 4:30pm

- PR or Citizenship preferred

- Contract starts from 1 March 2025 to 28 February 2026, with possibility of renewal based on performance

SJI International Elementary School is seeking an enthusiastic and energetic PE Teacher to inspire and encourage our students to be involved in physical activities through the curriculum and extracurricular programmes. This position will begin in July 2025. The successful candidate should have proven experience of teaching students between 4 and 12 years of age in an international school setting. His/her experience should include a wide range of physical activities including swimming. He/she would also need to be committed to coaching seasons of sport through the CCA and Sports Programme. The successful candidate will be someone who is able to collaborate closely with colleagues, manage planning and teaching time effectively and show flexibility and creativity when working in the school setting. The successful candidate should also understand and support the school's identity and values as a Catholic Lasallian school, although they may not be of the same faith themselves.

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted during the week of January 6, 2025 and interviews (in person or online) will most likely be scheduled in the week of January 20, 2025.

Job Purpose

• Have thorough knowledge of and deliver the SJII Elementary School PE curriculum
• Recognise and respond to the academic, social and emotional needs of the students
• Administer assessments as required by the school, record data and report findings and evaluations of student learning to stakeholders
• Provide duty of care and pastoral support to ensure the wellbeing of the students
• Communicate regularly with parents regarding teaching, learning, academic, social and emotional development and special events
• Model and promote the school’s positive behaviour policy and the Virtues programme that underpins this.

Key Responsibilities

• Enable students from Prep 1 to Grade 6 to develop a positive attitude to learning in aspects of PE
• Plan opportunities to develop the whole child, including physical, intellectual, social and emotional growth
• Plan teaching and learning in collaboration with the Head of PE and PE team making reference to curriculum documentation and key learning outcomes
• Assist in ensuring that PE curriculum planning documents are updated and stored effectively
• Maintain appropriate assessment records, data collection and monitoring information with reference to the PE curriculum and success criteria
• Work collaboratively as a member of the PE Team and be willing to take on tasks as needed, including cover of lessons, special events, assemblies and field trips
• Ensure that students are learning in an environment that is physically and emotionally safe
• Engage in Professional Development opportunities and be willing to share learning with others in the grade level team

Specific Tasks and Duties

Strategic Leadership

• Create and manage a caring, supportive, purposeful and stimulating environment which is conducive to the students’ learning
• Contribute to the development of PE yearly overviews, as well as medium and short term teaching and learning plans, based upon curriculum documentation and key learning outcomes
• Gather, record and share assessment data with the team in order to cater for the different needs of the students in the grade level and assess the effectiveness of the programme
• Engage in aspects of the Elementary School Improvement Plan (ESIP) as a member of a PLC or working group
• Liaise closely with the AP Student Success and pastoral team around students who require support beyond the homeroom classroom
• Know and comply with school policies and procedures relating to safeguarding, health and safety and behaviour management

Curriculum and Pedagogy

• Plan, prepare and deliver engaging and effective lessons and activities that motivate, inspire and improve student achievement
• Ensure thorough knowledge of the current pedagogy and strategies associated with teaching PE, identifying and adopting best practice in this subject
• Work collaboratively with the grade level team during the planning of units of work with clear teaching objectives and learning outcomes
• Maintain high expectations of students and communicate these clearly
• Contribute to the Health and Well-being programme through PE, making connections with the whole school Well-being theme
• Maintain a values driven and Virtues based approach to behaviour management and discipline
• Engage in professional dialogue around assessment data and differentiation of curriculum in order to meet the academic, social and emotional needs of the students
• Adopt differentiated strategies for teaching and learning in order to address the varying intellectual, linguistic, physical, social and emotional needs of the students

Assessment and Reporting

• Possess a thorough knowledge of the school’s Assessment Policies and Procedures
• Administer, and analyse the results of, a variety of assessments in PE
• Ensure that assessment data in PE is recorded, analysed and used to plan future teaching and learning, and to evaluate the effectiveness of the PE programme
• Report on student progress outlining the content covered, results of formative and summative assessments and next steps in learning
• Participate in Parent Teacher Conferences as required

Collaboration and Relationship Management

• To organise and manage the students as a class, in groups or individually whilst promoting high standards of behaviour and discipline
• Meet regularly with the PE Team as they plan units of work and discuss teaching strategies, materials and activities that will support student learning
• Support the Head of Sport and AP Enrichment in the organisation and delivery of the ECA Programme
• Work collaboratively and purposefully with the assigned Teaching Partner
• Collaborate and communicate regularly with the AP Curriculum and Assessment and, Pastoral Team as part of a team around the academic, social and emotional development of each child
• Attend and contribute to meetings and staff development sessions as directed

Resource Management

• Ensure that PE Department resources are organised and managed to provide an efficient, effective and safe learning environment
• Monitor, evaluate and review the available teaching and learning resources and communicate suggested improvements or changes to the AP Curriculum and Assessment
• Look for and recommend resources that may be available beyond the school that support teaching and learning or provide professional development opportunities for the PE team

Communication

• Communicate with the Head of PE, School Leadership Team and colleagues effectively, respectfully and in a timely manner
• Ensure positive and effective partnerships with parents through regular and clear communication about the student
• Share assessment data with parents as appropriate e.g. reports, PTC, as related to PE
• Report to the Head of PE, or relevant member of the SLT, any matters related to child safeguarding, Health and Safety, discipline or personal concerns

Self-Evaluation and Quality Assurance

• Participate in the school’s PRD process as a reflective practitioner and providing a role model to others in this process
• Engage in professional dialogue and opportunities, such as classroom observations, to share best teaching practices and strategies with others
• Reflect and evaluate own teaching and assessment practices through the school’s Professional Reflection and Development structure and in discussions with school leadership in order to ensure continuous improvement
• Seek opportunities for professional development through a range of opportunities such as professional reading, work with a mentor or critical friend, network groups, in-school or external workshops

General Areas of Responsibility

• Be an advocate of the school and its decisions during interactions with students, staff and the community.
• Lead in nurturing a Lasallian Catholic ethos by building upon the legacy and tradition of the school firmly anchored in Faith, Service and Community
• Maintain good working relationships with colleagues and students
• Be a role model within the school in terms of professional expertise and conduct and lead by example
• Treat others fairly and with respect in order to create and maintain a positive school culture
• Build a collaborative learning culture within the school and manage innovation and change
• Inform and support the SLT as needed
• Take on specific tasks related to the day-to-day administration and organisation of the school as requested by the Principal or SLT
• Support the PRD and performance management process as required to help staff develop goals and improve professional effectiveness
• Support staff in meeting personal and professional goals

Job Requirements

• Minimum Bachelor Degree - Sports and/or Teaching Coaching Credentials
• Minimum 3 years of experience
• Experience in teaching Swimming to a range of Levels

Application Process

All applications for this position strictly to be submitted through Schrole/APLi only. The link to our Schrole/APLi page can be found on our Employment Page (https://www.sji-international.com.sg/about/employment)

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

• Great Career Exposure
• Good working environment
• Good Remuneration Package

As an English Teacher , you will be responsible for the following duties:

• Design and Implement Educational Curriculum and Initiatives.
• Execute teaching, learning, and nurturing activities suitable for children's development, in line with applicable curriculum guidelines.
• Assess learning requirements.
• Adhere to health, safety, nutritional, and hygiene protocols as per established standards.
• Record children's progress and growth.
• Work together with families to maintain consistent care and learning experiences.

Requirements:

• With Diploma or Degree in Early Childhood Care & Education
• ECDA certified L1/L2 in English

To apply, simply click on the ‘’apply’’ button in the job advertisement or alternatively, you can send in your resume via email.
Email Address: [email protected]

We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

ALLIED SEARCH PTE. LTD.

EA LICENSE : 19C9777

SJI International Elementary School is seeking a passionate and dedicated Speech and Drama Teacher to inspire and nurture young minds through creative expression. This position will begin in July 2025. We require a Speech and Drama Teacher who has proven experience of developing and implementing an effective Speech and Drama programme. The successful candidate should have proven experience of teaching students between 4 and 12 years of age. His/her background should include the development of a stand alone Speech and Drama Programme within the Elementary curriculum, integration of Speech and Drama into other areas of the curriculum including Homeroom and Music, and ability to put on a yearly show or performance through the CCA Programme. The successful candidate will be someone who is able to collaborate closely with colleagues, manage planning and teaching time effectively and show flexibility and creativity when working in the school setting. The successful candidate should also understand and support the school's identity and values as a Catholic Lasallian school, although they may not be of the same faith themselves.

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted during the week of January 6, 2025 and interviews (in person or online) will most likely be scheduled in the week of January 20, 2025.

Job Purpose

• Inspire and nurture students and teachers through the development of a creative and performing arts programme.
• Support the development of students’ speech and presentation skills across the curriculum and at special events
• Develop a progression of skills and strategies that students and teachers can use to develop their understanding. Introduce a range of strategies that students can utilise in order to express themselves and their ideas in creative, engaging and effective ways within the curriculum
• Provide opportunities for students within the curriculum, and beyond, for drama performances
• Assist with the organisation and management of all performances including staging, management of performers, tech support and communication
• Source opportunities within the wider community through which our students can enjoy a range of cultural and aesthetic performances
• Lead and develop the school’s media programme, including managing the media suite and the potential for an elementary school television station.
• Use a range of performances to celebrate our Lasallian Values and School Vision, Mission, Values

Key Responsibilities

• Create and deliver a progressive Speech and Drama Curriculum; skills, knowledge and understanding.
• Deliver lessons in Speech and Drama that allow students to develop their skills in communicating and expressing their thinking and ideas.
• Support the homeroom teachers by integrating elements of Speech and Drama to enhance the existing curriculum and broaden the means by which
• Expose students to different cultures and the variety of ways in which Speech and Drama are used to convey their important values and themes.
• Collaborate with colleagues across the schools by assisting with performances in other subjects such as Music, English Language Arts, IPC and Chinese Language Arts.

Specific Tasks and Duties

• Build self confidence in communication and presentation skills.

1. to express themselves
2. students to develop the fundamental skills to act in or participate in theatrical productions.

• Work with Lower Elementary classes on a regular basis to build up skills and confidence to express their ideas through Speech and Drama
• Guide teachers and students in the Upper Elementary in how to use Speech and Drama as a means to explore ideas and curriculum content, express their thoughts and feelings about topics and show their learning.
• Help students understand how to useSpeech and Drama express themselves as part of maintaining their well-being
• Lead the performance of a yearly school production each year, in collaboration with the Music Department or other departments where appropriate
• Take a Speech and Drama CCA each term
• Liaise with the AP for Enrichment regarding involvement in CCAs and special events

Curriculum and Pedagogy

• Meet with the AP for Curriculum and Assessment (LE/UE) each term to develop and review the Speech and Drama curriculum and curriculum integration.
• To teach drama lessons that engage students and improve their communication skills.
• To assist classroom teachers to implement drama activities into the curriculum.
• Make use of Digital Technology in the teaching and learning of Speech and Drama
• To further develop the schools performance programme including productions, concerts and mixed media productions.
• To lead media and performing Arts CCAs and work with outside providers to ensure a balanced programme that ensures progression
• To work with teachers and coaches to improve the practices of others in regards to drama, media and communication.

Assessment and Reporting

• Assess each student’s progress during their work on the Speech and Drama Curriculum against defined learning outcomes.
• Report on student progress through the termly reporting system.
• Share drama activities and learning through Seesaw.

Collaboration and Relationship Management

• Work with the Assistant Principal for Enrichment on matters relating to the Drama and Media enrichment CCAs.
• Communicate with classroom teachers, and the Head of Music, in the organisation of class performances and concerts.
• Work with outside agencies to bring different Speech and Drama opportunities into the school.

Resource Management

• Maintain, and grow, the schools costume and prop resources as well as the media suite and its equipment.
• Manage the Speech and Drama and allocate and source resources appropriately
• Lead professional learning on all equipment relating to drama, media, and performing arts such as microphones, lighting, camera, stagecraft etc.

General Areas of Responsibility

• Be an advocate of the school and its decisions during interactions with students, staff and the community.
• Lead in nurturing a Lasallian Catholic ethos by building upon the legacy and tradition of the school firmly anchored in Faith, Service and Community
• Maintain good working relationships with colleagues and students
• Be a role model within the school in terms of professional expertise and conduct and lead by example
• Treat others fairly and with respect in order to create and maintain a positive school culture
• Build a collaborative learning culture within the school and manage innovation and change
• Inform and support the SLT as needed
• Take on specific tasks related to the day-to-day administration and organisation of the school as requested by the Principal or SLT
• Support the PRD and performance management process as required to help staff develop goals and improve professional effectiveness
• Collaborate with a member of SLT through the Quality Assurance process
• Support staff in meeting personal and professional goals

Job requirements

• Bachelor Degree in teaching and/or Speech and Drama plus a teaching qualification
• 3 or more years of international school teaching experience with students from 4 to 12 years old
• Proven experience of leading school performances

Application Process

All applications for this position strictly to be submitted through Schrole/APLi only. The link to our Schrole/APLi page can be found on our Employment Page (https://www.sji-international.com.sg/about/employment)

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Job Description

• Lead Teacher in a classroom setting for children with learning, behavioural and developmental needs
• Conduct individual and group EIP therapy sessions for children with learning, behavioural and developmental issues
• Work with team to plan and implement social, emotional and/or behavioural interventions.
• Conduct psycho-educational assessments and therapy services as necessary
• Develop intervention and lesson plans for individuals and group EIP programs
• Develop and apply holistic teaching methods and approaches, strategies and tools
• Provide thorough documentation and timely communication of progress and interventions
• Collaborate with therapists and other allied health professionals in the EIP Team
• Attend team meetings and professional development

Minimum Requirements:

• Diploma or Degree in Special Education or Early Intervention
• Experience in Early Intervention preferred
• Have a strong command of English and have good organizational skills
• Able to work independently and yet be a good team player

Successful Candidates will enjoy:

• Rewarding remuneration
• Training leave
• A supportive and family-friendly environment
• Peer support and mentoring as required

Email us in strict confidence with your CV (with photo), short description of self and why you will fit into our team

Website: www.tlcspeechclinic.com

**Only successful candidates will be notified**

SJI International Elementary School is seeking a passionate and dedicated Chinese Performing Arts Teacher to inspire and nurture young minds through creative and cultural expression. This position will begin in July 2025. We require an educator with proven experience in Chinese performing arts to enhance Chinese language proficiency, cultural appreciation, and performing skills. The successful candidate should have a strong background in teaching students aged 4 to 12 years, developing multidisciplinary learning approaches, and incorporating traditional and contemporary Chinese performing arts into the curriculum. We are looking for someone who can collaborate effectively with colleagues, manage planning and teaching time efficiently, and show flexibility and creativity in a dynamic school environment. The successful candidate should also support the school's identity and values as a Catholic Lasallian school, though they need not share the same faith.

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted during the week of January 6, 2025, and interviews (in person or online) will most likely be scheduled for the week of January 20, 2025.

Job Purpose

• Enhance Chinese language competency through an engaging, performing arts-integrated curriculum that encourages interactive and meaningful learning experiences.
• Promote understanding and appreciation of Chinese culture and heritage by introducing students to traditional and contemporary performing art forms, helping them connect with Chinese customs and values.
• Inspire creative thinking, self-expression, and exploration of diverse perspectives through the integration of artistic elements, thereby enhancing students' problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
• Provide a multidisciplinary learning approach that helps students make connections between language, culture, and performing arts, enriching their overall educational experience.
• Foster a positive and motivating learning environment by making Chinese language learning enjoyable and accessible through various forms of artistic engagement.
• Address diverse learning styles and abilities through an arts-based approach, supporting students in grasping and retaining language skills more effectively.
• Build students' confidence, teamwork, and communication skills through group performances, presentations, and creative projects.
• Encourage students to develop a comprehensive worldview by connecting Chinese performing arts to Chinese language and culture learning.
• Offer students the opportunity to express their individuality and voice through various forms of artistic expression, fostering personal growth and emotional development.
• Create an immersive learning experience by integrating auditory, kinesthetic, and tactile elements, making Chinese language learning more impactful and enjoyable.
• Support cultural sensitivity and global awareness by helping students recognize and appreciate the diversity within Chinese-speaking communities, fostering respect for different cultural perspectives.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and deliver lesson plans that integrate Chinese language and culture education with various art forms, such as music, drama, and dance.
• Incorporate traditional and contemporary Chinese art forms to help students understand and appreciate Chinese culture, history, and values.
• Encourage students to express themselves through artistic projects and performances, enhancing their creativity and communication skills.
• Connect Chinese language and arts with other areas such as history, geography, and literature to foster a comprehensive learning experience.
• Guide students through arts-based projects and activities, assessing both their artistic development and language skills through formative and summative assessments.
• Work with other language, arts, and subject teachers to create a cohesive and interdisciplinary learning environment that benefits student development.
• Modify teaching strategies and materials to accommodate students with different learning needs and styles, ensuring all students can access the curriculum.
• Foster a supportive and inclusive classroom atmosphere where students feel comfortable exploring both language and art.
• Plan and oversee student participation in cultural events, performances, and exhibitions that showcase their learning in both Chinese language and the arts.
• Continuously update knowledge on bilingual education, arts integration, and Chinese pedagogy to provide high-quality, innovative instruction.
• Communicate regularly with parents about student progress, and involve the school community in celebrating students' artistic and linguistic achievements through showcases or events.

Specific Tasks and Duties

• Develop detailed lesson plans that incorporate Chinese language skills with arts activities, such as using drama to improve speaking and listening.
• Design and administer both formative and summative assessments to evaluate students' progress in Chinese language proficiency and artistic skills, providing timely feedback.
• Lead lessons on Chinese cultural traditions, such as Chinese New Year, festivals, and folklore, integrating performing arts, dance, or music to deepen cultural understanding.
• Plan and direct student performances, such as short plays, poetry readings, or musical recitals in Chinese, allowing students to demonstrate language and artistic learning in public forums.
• Collaborate with teachers of other subjects to create interdisciplinary units that blend Chinese language with subjects like music or drama, incorporating relevant performing art projects.
• Facilitate extracurricular activities or clubs, such as a Chinese culture club or an performing arts workshop, giving students additional opportunities to explore language and culture through performing arts.
• Collaborate with other staff to organise cultural events, such as Chinese cultural festivals, art exhibitions, or language immersion days, involving both students and the wider school community.
• Set up and maintain a classroom environment that encourages creativity, supports bilingual learning, and ensures the safety and well-being of all students.
• Support to update parents on their child's progress in both Chinese language and performing arts through parent-teacher meetings, progress reports, and newsletters.
• Plan and supervise educational field trips to museums, cultural centres, or art exhibitions that allow students to experience Chinese art and culture firsthand, reinforcing classroom learning.
• Incorporate Chinese literature, folktales, and storytelling into the performing arts curriculum, using stories as a medium for drama, role-play, or other performing projects.
• Prepare and mentor students for participation in art or language competitions, such as Chinese speech contests, musicals or dramas, encouraging excellence and confidence.
• Work closely with the school leadership and other teachers to develop collaborative teaching strategies that maximise student engagement and integrate Chinese performing arts throughout the curriculum.

Job Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Performing Arts (e.g., Music, Drama, Dance), Education, or a related field
• 3 or more years of international school teaching experience
• Complete fluency in spoken and written Chinese and English

Application Process

All applications for this position strictly to be submitted through Schrole/APLi only. The link to our Schrole/APLi page can be found on our Employment Page (https://www.sji-international.com.sg/about/employment)

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

SJI International Elementary School is seeking an enthusiastic and energetic PE Teacher to inspire and encourage our students to be involved in physical activities through the curriculum and extracurricular programmes. This position will begin in July 2025. We require a PE Teacher who has experience of teaching PE in both English and Chinese and could offer Chinese cultural activities within the programme such as Taichi. The successful candidate should have proven experience of teaching students between 4 and 12 years of age. His/her background would be in international schools where a wide range of physical activities has been taught including swimming. He/she would also need to be committed to coaching seasons of sport through the CCA and Sports Programme. The successful candidate will be someone who is able to collaborate closely with colleagues, manage planning and teaching time effectively and show flexibility and creativity when working in the school setting. As this is a new position there may also be scope to work with the leadership on curriculum development. The successful candidate should also understand and support the school's identity and values as a Catholic Lasallian school, although they may not be of the same faith themselves.

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted during the week of January 6, 2025 and interviews (in person or online) will most likely be scheduled in the week of January 20, 2025.

Job Purpose

• Have thorough knowledge of and deliver the SJII Elementary School PE curriculum in both mainstream and Bilingual programme
• Recognise and respond to the academic, social and emotional needs of the students
• Develop a positive approach to PE where students engage in and enjoy a wide variety activities
• Provide duty of care and pastoral support to ensure the wellbeing of the students
• Communicate regularly with parents regarding teaching, learning, academic, social and emotional development and special events
• Model and promote the school’s positive behaviour policy and the Virtues programme that underpins this.

Key Responsibilities

• Enable students from Prep 1 to Grade 6 to develop a positive attitude to learning in aspects of PE
• Plan opportunities to develop the whole child, including physical, intellectual, social and emotional growth
• Plan teaching and learning in collaboration with the Head of PE and PE team making reference to curriculum documentation and key learning outcomes
• Assist in ensuring that PE curriculum planning documents are updated and stored effectively
• Maintain appropriate assessment records, data collection and monitoring information with reference to the PE curriculum and success criteria
• Work collaboratively as a member of the PE Team and be willing to take on tasks as needed, including cover of lessons, special events, assemblies and field trips
• Ensure that students are learning in an environment that is physically and emotionally safe
• Engage in Professional Development opportunities and be willing to share learning with others in the grade level team
• Develop and integrate Chinese cultural elements into the PE curriculum such as KungFu, Taiji, Dance, Chinese traditional sports etc.)

Specific Tasks and Duties

Strategic Leadership

• Create and manage a caring, supportive, purposeful and stimulating environment which is conducive to the students’ learning
• Contribute to the development of PE yearly overviews, as well as medium and short term teaching and learning plans, based upon curriculum documentation and key learning outcomes
• Gather, record and share assessment data with the team in order to cater for the different needs of the students in the grade level and assess the effectiveness of the programme
• Engage in aspects of the Elementary School Improvement Plan (ESIP) as a member of a PLC or working group
• Liaise closely with the AP Student Success and pastoral team around students who require support beyond the homeroom classroom
• Know and comply with school policies and procedures relating to safeguarding, health and safety and behaviour management

Curriculum and Pedagogy

• Plan, prepare and deliver engaging and effective lessons and activities that motivate, inspire and improve student achievement
• Ensure thorough knowledge of the current pedagogy and strategies associated with teaching PE, identifying and adopting best practice in this subject
• Work collaboratively with the grade level team during the planning of units of work with clear teaching objectives and learning outcomes
• Maintain high expectations of students and communicate these clearly
• Contribute to the Health and Well-being programme through PE, making connections with the whole school Well-being theme
• Maintain a values driven and Virtues based approach to behaviour management and discipline
• Engage in professional dialogue around assessment data and differentiation of curriculum in order to meet the academic, social and emotional needs of the students
• Adopt differentiated strategies for teaching and learning in order to address the varying intellectual, linguistic, physical, social and emotional needs of the students

Assessment and Reporting

• Possess a thorough knowledge of the school’s Assessment Policies and Procedures
• Administer, and analyse the results of, a variety of assessments in PE
• Ensure that assessment data in PE is recorded, analysed and used to plan future teaching and learning, and to evaluate the effectiveness of the PE programme
• Report on student progress outlining the content covered, results of formative and summative assessments and next steps in learning
• Participate in Parent Teacher Conferences as required

Collaboration and Relationship Management

• To organise and manage the students as a class, in groups or individually whilst promoting high standards of behaviour and discipline
• Meet regularly with the PE Team as they plan units of work and discuss teaching strategies, materials and activities that will support student learning
• Support the Head of Sport and AP Enrichment in the organisation and delivery of the ECA Programme
• Work collaboratively and purposefully with the assigned Teaching Partner
• Collaborate and communicate regularly with the AP Curriculum and Assessment and, Pastoral Team as part of a team around the academic, social and emotional development of each child
• Attend and contribute to meetings and staff development sessions as directed

Resource Management

• Ensure that PE Department resources are organised and managed to provide an efficient, effective and safe learning environment
• Monitor, evaluate and review the available teaching and learning resources and communicate suggested improvements or changes to the AP Curriculum and Assessment
• Look for and recommend resources that may be available beyond the school that support teaching and learning or provide professional development opportunities for the PE team

Communication

• Communicate with the Head of PE, School Leadership Team and colleagues effectively, respectfully and in a timely manner
• Ensure positive and effective partnerships with parents through regular and clear communication about the student
• Share assessment data with parents as appropriate e.g. reports, PTC, as related to PE
• Report to the Head of PE, or relevant member of the SLT, any matters related to child safeguarding, Health and Safety, discipline or personal concerns

Self-Evaluation and Quality Assurance

• Participate in the school’s PRD process as a reflective practitioner and providing a role model to others in this process
• Engage in professional dialogue and opportunities, such as classroom observations, to share best teaching practices and strategies with others
• Reflect and evaluate own teaching and assessment practices through the school’s Professional Reflection and Development structure and in discussions with school leadership in order to ensure continuous improvement
• Seek opportunities for professional development through a range of opportunities such as professional reading, work with a mentor or critical friend, network groups, in-school or external workshops

General Areas of Responsibility

• Be an advocate of the school and its decisions during interactions with students, staff and the community.
• Lead in nurturing a Lasallian Catholic ethos by building upon the legacy and tradition of the school firmly anchored in Faith, Service and Community
• Maintain good working relationships with colleagues and students
• Be a role model within the school in terms of professional expertise and conduct and lead by example
• Treat others fairly and with respect in order to create and maintain a positive school culture
• Build a collaborative learning culture within the school and manage innovation and change
• Inform and support the SLT as needed
• Take on specific tasks related to the day-to-day administration and organisation of the school as requested by the Principal or SLT
• Support the PRD and performance management process as required to help staff develop goals and improve professional effectiveness
• Support staff in meeting personal and professional goals

Job Requirements

• Minimum Bachelor Degree - Sports and/or Teaching Coaching Credentials
• Minimum 3 years of experience
• Fluent in both English and Chinese

Application Process

All applications for this position strictly to be submitted through Schrole/APLi only. The link to our Schrole/APLi page can be found on our Employment Page (https://www.sji-international.com.sg/about/employment)

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

SJI International Elementary School is seeking a fluent English speaking Homeroom Teacher for the BIlingual Programme to start in July 2025 to take over a Grade 4 Mainstream and to transfer to the Bilingual Programme in January 2026 when the new school year begins. Preferred candidates are those with experience of working in other Bilingual Programmes and as a Homeroom Teacher to students in Upper Elementary from 8 to 12 years old. The successful candidate will be someone who is able to collaborate closely with colleagues, manage planning and teaching time effectively and work within the two way immersion programme where students alternate between an English and Chinese classroom throughout the week. The successful candidate should also understand and support the school's identity and values as a Catholic Lasallian school, although they may not be of the same faith themselves.

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted during the week of January 6, 2025 and interviews (in person or online) will most likely be scheduled in the week of January 20, 2025.

Job Purpose

• Have thorough knowledge of and deliver the SJII Elementary School homeroom curriculum
• Recognise and respond to the academic, social and emotional needs of the students
• Administer assessments as required by the school , record data and report findings and evaluations of student learning to stakeholders
• Provide duty of care and pastoral support to ensure the wellbeing of the students
• Communicate regularly with parents regarding teaching, learning, academic, social and emotional development and special events
• Model and promote the school’s positive behaviour policy and the Virtues programme that underpins this.

Key Responsibilities

• Enable students to develop a positive attitude to learning and school
• Plan opportunities to develop the social, emotional and cultural aspects of student learning
• Plan teaching and learning in collaboration with the grade level team making reference to curriculum documentation and key learning outcomes
• Assist in ensuring that curriculum planning documents are updated at class and grade level
• Maintain assessment data records and engage in discussion around these with the grade level team in order to plan differentiated teaching and learning
• Work collaboratively as a member of the grade level team and be willing to take on tasks as needed, including special events, assemblies and field trips
• Follow school policy and guidelines on areas such as planning, marking, workbook presentation and assessment and recording and lead by examples in these areas
• Engage in Professional Development opportunities and be willing to share learning with others in the grade level team

Specific Tasks and Duties

Strategic Leadership

• Create and manage a caring, supportive, purposeful and stimulating environment which is conducive to the students’ learning
• Contribute to the development of grade level yearly overviews, as well as medium and short term teaching and learning plans, based upon curriculum documentation and key learning outcomes
• Gather, record and share assessment data with the team in order to cater for the different needs of the students in the grade level and assess the effectiveness of the programme
• Engage in aspects of the Elementary School Improvement Plan (ESIP) as a member of a PLC or working group
• Liaise closely with the AP Student Success and pastoral team around students who require support beyond the homeroom classroom
• Know and comply with school policies and procedures relating to safeguarding, health and safety and behaviour management

Curriculum and Pedagogy

• Plan, prepare and deliver engaging and effective lessons and activities that motivate, inspire and improve student achievement
• Work collaboratively with the grade level team during the planning of units of work with clear teaching objectives and learning outcomes
• Engage in professional dialogue around assessment data and differentiation of curriculum in order to meet the academic, social and emotional needs of the students
• Reflect and evaluate own teaching and assessment practices through the school’s Professional Reflection and Development structure and in discussions with school leadership in order to ensure continuous improvement
• Ensure thorough knowledge of the pedagogy and strategies associated with each homeroom subject e.g. Singapore Mathematics, Readers’ and Writers’ Workshop and IPC
• Support the transition of students from their current grade level to the next

Assessment and Reporting

• Possess a thorough knowledge of the school’s Assessment Policies and Procedures
• Administer, and analyse the results of, the required grade level assessments
• Ensure that assessment data is recorded, analysed and used to plan future teaching and learning, and to evaluate the effectiveness of the grade level programme
• Report on student progress outlining the content covered, results of formative and summative assessments and next steps in learning

Collaboration and Relationship Management

• To organise and manage the students as a class, in groups or individually whilst promoting high standards of behaviour and discipline
• Meet regularly with the grade level team as they plan units of work and discuss teaching strategies, materials and activities that will support student learning
• Work collaboratively and purposefully with the assigned Teaching Partner
• Collaborate and communicate regularly with the AP Student Success, Pastoral Team and Specialist teachers as part of a team around the academic, social and emotional development of each child

Resource Management

• Ensure that classroom resources are organised and managed to provide an efficient, effective and safe learning environment
• Monitor, evaluate and review the available teaching and learning resources and communicate suggested improvements or changes to the Head of Grade
• Look for and recommend resources that may be available beyond the school that support teaching and learning or provide professional development opportunities for the grade level team

Communication

• Communicate with the Head of Grade, School Leadership Team and colleagues effectively, respectfully and in a timely manner
• Ensure positive and effective partnerships with parents through regular and clear communication about the student
• Share assessment data with parents as appropriate e.g. reports, PTC, as related to Learning Support
• Report to the Head of Grade, or relevant member of the SLT, any matters related to child safeguarding, Health and Safety, discipline or personal concerns

Self-Evaluation and Quality Assurance

• Participate in the school’s PRD process as a reflective practitioner and providing a role model to others in this process
• Engage in professional dialogue and opportunities, such as classroom observations, to share best teaching practices and strategies with others
• Seek opportunities for professional development through a range of opportunities such as professional reading, work with a mentor or critical friend, network groups, in-school or external workshops

General Areas of Responsibility

• Be an advocate of the school and its decisions during interactions with students, staff and the community.
• Lead in nurturing a Lasallian Catholic ethos by building upon the legacy and tradition of the school firmly anchored in Faith, Service and Community
• Maintain good working relationships with colleagues and students
• Be a role model within the school in terms of professional expertise and conduct and lead by example
• Treat others fairly and with respect in order to create and maintain a positive school culture
• Build a collaborative learning culture within the school and manage innovation and change
• Inform and support the SLT as needed
• Take on specific tasks related to the day-to-day administration and organisation of the school as requested by the Principal or SLT
• Support the PRD and performance management process as required to help staff develop goals and improve professional effectiveness
• Support staff in meeting personal and professional goals

Job requirements

• Minimum Bachelor Degree
• 3 or more years of experience
• Proven experience of 1 or 2 years in the assigned grade level

Application Process

All applications for this position strictly to be submitted through Schrole/APLi only. The link to our Schrole/APLi page can be found on our Employment Page (https://www.sji-international.com.sg/about/employment)

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

SJI International Elementary School is seeking a fluent English speaking Homeroom Teacher for the Bilingual Programme to start in July 2025 to take over a Grade 4 Mainstream and to transfer to the Bilingual Programme in January 2026 when the new school year begins. Preferred candidates are those with experience of working in other Bilingual Programmes and as a Homeroom Teacher to students in Upper Elementary from 8 to 12 years old. The successful candidate will be someone who is able to collaborate closely with colleagues, manage planning and teaching time effectively and work within the two way immersion programme where students alternate between an English and Chinese classroom throughout the week. The successful candidate should also understand and support the school's identity and values as a Catholic Lasallian school, although they may not be of the same faith themselves.

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted during the week of January 6, 2025 and interviews (in person or online) will most likely be scheduled in the week of January 20, 2025.

Job Purpose

• Have thorough knowledge of and deliver the SJII Elementary School Bilingual curriculum in their assigned language
• Recognise and respond to the academic, social and emotional needs of the students
• Administer assessments as required by the school, record data and report findings and evaluations of student learning to stakeholders
• Provide duty of care and pastoral support to ensure the wellbeing of the students
• Communicate regularly with parents regarding teaching, learning, academic, social and emotional development and special events
• Model and promote the school’s positive behaviour policy and the Virtues programme that underpins this.

Key Responsibilities

• Enable students to develop a positive attitude to learning in a bilingual setting
• Plan learning engagements that are stimulating, challenging and enjoyable for the students and effectively incorporate the use of digital technology
• Plan teaching and learning in collaboration with other teachers at the same grade level, making reference to curriculum documentation and key learning outcomes
• Assist in ensuring that curriculum planning documents are updated
• Maintain assessment data records and engage in discussion around these, with the Assistant Principal for the Bilingual Programme, in order to plan differentiated teaching and learning
• Work collaboratively as a member of the grade level team and be willing to take on tasks as needed, including special events, assemblies and field trips
• Follow school policy and guidelines on areas such as planning, marking, workbook presentation and assessment and recording and lead by examples in these areas
• Engage in Professional Development opportunities and be willing to share learning with others in the department

Specific Tasks and Duties

Strategic Leadership

• Create and manage a caring, supportive, purposeful and stimulating environment which is conducive to the students’ learning
• Contribute to the development Bilingual Programme yearly overviews, as well as medium and short term teaching and learning plans, based upon curriculum documentation and key learning outcomes
• Gather, record and share assessment data with the team in order to cater for the different needs of the students in the grade level and assess the effectiveness of the programme
• Engage in aspects of the Elementary School Improvement Plan (ESIP) as a member of a PLC or working group
• Liaise closely with the AP Student Success and pastoral team around students who require support beyond the homeroom classroom
• Know and comply with school policies and procedures relating to safeguarding, health and safety and behaviour management

Curriculum and Pedagogy

• Plan, prepare and deliver engaging and effective lessons and activities that motivate, inspire and improve student achievement
• Work collaboratively with the Grade Level and Assistant Principal for the Bilingual Programme in the planning of units of work with clear teaching objectives and learning outcomes
• Engage in professional dialogue around assessment data and differentiation of curriculum in order to meet the academic, social and emotional needs of the students
• Reflect and evaluate own teaching and assessment practices through the school’s Professional Reflection and Development structure and in discussions with school leadership in order to ensure continuous improvement
• Ensure thorough knowledge of the pedagogy and strategies associated with instruction in a bilingual setting that support all levels of competency
• Support the transition of students from their current grade level to the next

Assessment and Reporting

• Possess a thorough knowledge of the school’s Assessment Policies and Procedures
• Administer, and analyse the results of, the required assessments within the Bilingual Programme
• Ensure that assessment data is recorded, analysed and used to plan future teaching and learning, and to evaluate the effectiveness of the Bilingual Programme
• Report on student progress outlining the content covered, results of formative and summative assessments and next steps in learning

Collaboration and Relationship Management

• To organise and manage the students as a class, in groups or individually whilst promoting high standards of behaviour and discipline
• Meet regularly with the Grade Level and Bilingual Teams as they plan units of work and discuss teaching strategies, materials and activities that will support student learning
• Work collaboratively and purposefully with teachers and Teaching Partners
• Collaborate and communicate regularly with the AP Student Success, Pastoral Team and Specialist teachers as part of a team around the academic, social and emotional development of each child

Resource Management

• Ensure that classroom resources are organised and managed to provide an efficient, effective and safe learning environment
• Monitor, evaluate and review the available teaching and learning resources and communicate suggested improvements or changes to the Assistant Principal for the Bilingual Programme
• Look for and recommend resources that may be available beyond the school that support teaching and learning or provide professional development opportunities for the grade level team

Communication

• Communicate with the Assistant Principal for the Bilingual Programme
• School Leadership Team and colleagues effectively, respectfully and in a timely manner
• Ensure positive and effective partnerships with parents through regular and clear communication about the student
• Share assessment data with parents as appropriate e.g. reports, PTC, as related to Learning Support
• Report to the Assistant Principal for the Bilingual Programme or relevant member of the SLT, any matters related to child safeguarding, Health and Safety, discipline or personal concerns

Self-Evaluation and Quality Assurance

• Participate in the school’s PRD process as a reflective practitioner and providing a role model to others in this process
• Engage in professional dialogue and opportunities, such as classroom observations, to share best teaching practices and strategies with others
• Seek opportunities for professional development through a range of opportunities such as professional reading, work with a mentor or critical friend, network groups, in-school or external workshops

General Areas of Responsibility

• Be an advocate of the school and its decisions during interactions with students, staff and the community.
• Lead in nurturing a Lasallian Catholic ethos by building upon the legacy and tradition of the school firmly anchored in Faith, Service and Community
• Maintain good working relationships with colleagues and students
• Be a role model within the school in terms of professional expertise and conduct and lead by example
• Treat others fairly and with respect in order to create and maintain a positive school culture
• Build a collaborative learning culture within the school and manage innovation and change
• Inform and support the SLT as needed
• Take on specific tasks related to the day-to-day administration and organisation of the school as requested by the Principal or SLT
• Support the PRD and performance management process as required to help staff develop goals and improve professional effectiveness
• Support staff in meeting personal and professional goals

Job requirements

• Bachelor Degree in teaching language and literature, Elementary Education or Bilingual Education
• 3 or more years of international school teaching experience
• Complete fluency in English

Application Process

All applications for this position strictly to be submitted through Schrole/APLi only. The link to our Schrole/APLi page can be found on our Employment Page (https://www.sji-international.com.sg/about/employment)

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

ENGLISH CHILDCARE TEACHER

Are you passionate about shaping young minds and creating a lasting impact in their formative years? Do you thrive in a vibrant, nurturing environment where every day brings new adventures and challenges? If you answered 'yes', we might just have the perfect role for you!

Here at MapleBear, we take great care of our educators as they are the heart and soul of our institution. Each day, they bring our mission to life, creating a space where curiosity blossoms, imagination soars, and little dreams grow big. We're on the lookout for a dedicated Childcare Teacher to join us. Whether you're a seasoned educator or just starting out, if you're brimming with enthusiasm and have a heart full of love for children, we'd love to hear from you!

Roles & Responsibilities:

Lesson Planning & Execution

• Develop and implement daily and weekly lesson plans based on our curriculum, ensuring a balanced approach to learning.
• Create stimulating learning experiences both indoors and outdoors.

Child Supervision & Safety

• Monitor the children's interactions, ensuring a safe and respectful environment.
• Administer basic first aid when necessary and maintain an understanding of children's medical and dietary needs.

Parental Communication

• Foster open communication with parents, sharing daily updates, milestones, and areas for development.
• Participate in parent-teacher meetings and provide periodic progress reports.

Classroom Management

• Organize and maintain a clean and tidy classroom that caters to children's safety and their educational needs.
• Effectively manage children's behavior using positive disciplinary techniques.

Continuous Development & Collaboration

• Attend and participate in staff meetings, training sessions, and professional development opportunities.
• Collaborate with fellow teachers and support staff to create a cohesive and dynamic learning environment.

Minimum Qualifications

• L2

Job Highlights

• Working Location: Adam Rd (near Botanics Garden MRT)
• Competitive Remuneration Package
• Health Insurance Benefits
• Fantastic working culture with a caring and supportive team!
• Training for continuous teacher development

Other Details

• Salary range: $3500-4100