Communication jobs in Malaysia

According to the words of our school song: ‘Soon there were two, who were joined by a few’. Alice Smith started a movement with just two people. That single brave act sparked a positive chain reaction. She inspired other families to join her on her journey, creating a nurturing environment for generations of learners and a home away from home for thousands of families.

In that same vein, we keep the Alice Smith spirit alive by building a nurturing community that encourages our students to explore the world with courage, curiosity and compassion.

To build a better world together.

Our purpose is embedded through our three strategic pillars:

Our People

We are a diverse collective of experts and curious minds, working together to push the boundaries of education to lead learning for an ever-changing world.

Our Students

We encourage students to explore different paths with courage and curiosity, in an environment that empowers them to make an impact as their best self.

Our World

We are a supportive, connected community that innovates, explores and learns together.

The Personal Learning Assistant (PLA) is an external provider and will work under the guidance of the class teacher and Special Education Needs Coordinator (SENCo) to implement confirmed work programmes with an individual student in and out of the classroom. The role will maintain safety, promote independence and keep the student on task.

• Support for Student
  • Support student development and promote independence in a safe, secure, challenging environment.
  • Support the learning of the individual as identified in the IEP/Target/Behaviour Programme.
  • Act as a role model and set high expectations.
  • Encourage the student to interact and work cooperatively with others.
  • Observe, record and support the development and progress to identify individual needs and difficulties and to feedback progress to the class teacher and SENCo.
  • Promote the inclusion and acceptance of the student.
• Support for Teacher
  • Input ideas and follow the plans set by the class teacher/SENCo for the daily/weekly programme.
  • Liaise with other professionals to ensure an appropriate learning environment.
  • Listen, support and discuss issues sensitively with parents and carers under the SENCo’s supervision and participate in feedback sessions/meetings with parents.
  • Monitor and evaluate student responses to learning activities through observation and planned recording of achievement against pre‑determined learning objectives.
  • Keep and update records as agreed by the teacher and contribute to reviews of systems/records.
  • Provide general clerical support, e.g. make visuals and procedure resources for agreed activities.
  • Promote self‑control and independence.
• Support for the Curriculum
  • Prepare, plan and manage activities to ensure the student is fully involved.
  • Develop independence in the student so he/she can access learning opportunities.
• Support for the School
  • Promote the policies and ethos of the school and personal and social values.
  • Supervise the student on outings and visits as appropriate.
  • Attend relevant staff meetings as required.
  • Comply with child protection, health, safety and security policies.
  • Be a proactive member of the school and class team.
  • Establish constructive relationships and communicate with other agencies/professionals under the SENCo.
  • Attend relevant courses and learning activities to update knowledge.
  • Keep all pupil information strictly confidential and comply with school policy and practice.

• Degree in Education or Psychology preferred but not essential.
• Good communication skills, fluent in both oral and written English.
• Flexibility and able to think on the spot.
• Friendly nature, empathetic and willing to adapt to support the student.
• Willing to work from 7.45am-3.30pm at Secondary Campus, Equine Park.