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Happy Life Education Foundation Limited is seeking a proactive Teaching Assistant to support students across academic, physical, and personal development. You will collaborate with teachers to deliver targeted interventions during class, lunch, and after-school sessions, including pull-out lessons.
Ideal candidates have a Bachelor’s in Education or related field and strong communication skills in English and/or Mandarin, with the ability to differentiate instruction for diverse learners and
We are seeking a dedicated and proactive Teaching Assistant to support students in their academic, physical, and personal development. The successful candidate will work closely with subject teachers to provide individualised and small-group interventions during class, lunch breaks, after-school sessions, and pull-out lessons. This position is ideal for someone passionate about student progress, tailored support, and confidence-building through engagement and interactive learning.
Provide one-on-one and small-group support to students requiring additional help in specific subject areas.
Focus on improving fundamental concepts, core competencies, practical skills, and subject-specific literacy/fluency:
English / Chinese: Phonetics, vocabulary, reading comprehension, writing structure, speaking fluency, and listening skills.
Mathematics: Mathematical logic, problem-solving, arithmetic, geometry, algebra, and step-by-step reasoning.
Science: Scientific inquiry, laboratory practical safety, concept understanding, and experimental procedure.
Physical Education (PE): Physical literacy, motor skill refinement, sports execution, fitness development, and safety protocols.
Design and implement individualised learning strategies in collaboration with the teaching team.
Support students during lunch recess and after-school sessions (Monday to Friday).
Conduct pull-out sessions or targeted class interventions, coordinating closely with subject and homeroom teachers.
Work closely with subject teachers to identify students needing support and devise tailored intervention plans.
Assist with lesson preparation, including the creation of worksheets, learning materials, physical equipment setups, and digital resources.
Reinforce classroom learning through targeted exercises, practical drills, and guided practice sessions.
Track student progress and communicate observations to teachers for instructional adjustments.
Maintain accurate records of student attendance, progress, and learning goals.
Contribute to organising academic or co-curricular programs (e.g., reading clubs, STEM projects, math competitions, sports days, or cultural activities).
Help manage department resources, including classroom materials, laboratory equipment, PE apparatus, and digital tools.
Encourage student participation in subject-based enrichment activities (e.g., storytelling, debate, science fairs, sports clubs, or competitions).
Support students in exam preparation, project-based learning, coursework, and homework completion.
Education: Bachelor’s degree (preferably in Education, the target subject area—English, Chinese, Mathematics, Sports Science/PE, Science—or a related field).
Communication: Excellent spoken and written communication skills in the primary language of instruction (English and/or Mandarin depending on the subject context).
Skills: Strong interest in student support, language/academic development, and physical wellbeing. Ability to differentiate instruction for diverse learners.
Organisation: Strong organisational skills and flexibility in working outside regular class hours (e.g., lunch recess or after‑school activities).
Prior experience as a teaching assistant, tutor, coach, or learning support specialist.
Familiarity with subject-specific strategies (e.g., phonics/literacy for language; manipulatives for maths; lab safety/practical setups for science; sports coaching/first aid for PE).
Experience working in international school settings or with diverse student populations (e.g., EAL/CAL learners).
Familiarity with international curricula (such as Cambridge IGCSE, AS/A Level, or IBDP) in the relevant subject area.