Data & Surveys Lead — Student Development & SEN

Public Service Division; Singapore; On-site; SGD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Public Service Division is seeking a Deputy Manager (Data Analysis and Surveys) to support Student Development & Recognition across ITE Colleges. The role involves managing SEN data, coordinating reporting, and driving data-informed insights for student employment and alumni outcomes.

Responsibilities include data collation, analytics, project management for GES initiatives, and collaboration with government agencies to enhance employability of graduates.

Qualifications

• 3 years of relevant working and industry experience in surveys and research methodology.
• Strong IT knowledge and digitalisation skills; SQL knowledge is a plus.
• Good organisational and event management abilities.
• Flair for data and finance-related work.
• Able to work in a fast-paced environment and welcome challenges.

Responsibilities

• Manage Special Educational Needs (SEN) Work.
• Liaise with Colleges to collate SEN, counselling and SEN Fund data for periodic reporting.
• Collate the list of students declared SEN conditions and MOE Health.
• Provide administrative support to the SEN Workgroup.
• Prepare slides for MOE Management Meeting with Polytechnic and ITE (MMPI).
• Liaise with vendors for internship and employment support for SEN students and graduates.
• Provide support and insights to Student Services data maintenance and processing.
• Tabulate and visualise student, graduate, and GES data for policy initiatives.

Skills

Data analysis

SQL

Organisational skills

Event management

Finance-related work

Job description

Public Service Division is seeking a Deputy Manager (Data Analysis and Surveys) to support Student Development & Recognition across ITE Colleges. The role involves managing SEN data, coordinating reporting, and driving data-informed insights for student employment and alumni outcomes.

Responsibilities include data collation, analytics, project management for GES initiatives, and collaboration with government agencies to enhance employability of graduates.