Discipline Support Officer #School #Tengah

IET Pte. Ltd.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 40,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

IET Pte. Ltd. in Singapore seeks a dedicated Student Behaviour Support Assistant to help nurture positive student engagement and growth. You will work closely with teachers to address behavioural and attendance challenges, provide mentoring, and assist intervention programmes.

This role emphasises restorative approaches, accurate record-keeping, and collaboration with school staff to support high-needs students and foster a safe learning environment.

Qualifications

• At least 3 years of experience working with children in educational, community, or correctional settings.
• Diploma in Child Psychology, Education, Early Childhood Education, Developmental Psychology, or equivalent.
• Strong skills in student engagement, behaviour management, and interpersonal communication.
• Patience, responsibility, and ability to guide primary school students positively.

Responsibilities

• Conduct investigations into student discipline, bullying, and related incidents to support teachers in fact-finding and resolution
• Supervise students during detention, in-school suspension, and time-out sessions using restorative approaches to encourage positive behaviour
• Provide classroom support and mentor students facing behavioural, attendance, and engagement challenges to improve their school experience
• Assist with home visits, student intervention programmes, and after-school activities targeting high-needs students to foster their development
• Maintain accurate student discipline records and monitor late-coming cases to support school administration
• Support Social and Emotional Learning activities to enhance students' emotional and social skills
• Collaborate effectively with teachers to support students with behavioural and developmental needs

Skills

Student engagement

Behaviour management

Interpersonal communication

Education

Diploma in Child Psychology, Education, Early Childhood Education, Developmental Psychology, or equivalent

Job description

Job Summary

Support teachers by managing student discipline, mentoring students with behavioural challenges, and assisting in intervention programmes to promote positive student engagement and development.

Responsibilities

• Conduct investigations into student discipline, bullying, and related incidents to support teachers in fact-finding and resolution
• Supervise students during detention, in-school suspension, and time-out sessions using restorative approaches to encourage positive behaviour
• Provide classroom support and mentor students facing behavioural, attendance, and engagement challenges to improve their school experience
• Assist with home visits, student intervention programmes, and after-school activities targeting high-needs students to foster their development
• Maintain accurate student discipline records and monitor late-coming cases to support school administration
• Support Social and Emotional Learning activities to enhance students' emotional and social skills
• Collaborate effectively with teachers to support students with behavioural and developmental needs

Preferred competencies and qualifications

• At least 3 years of experience working with children in educational, community, or correctional settings
• Diploma in Child Psychology, Education, Early Childhood Education, Developmental Psychology, or equivalent
• Strong skills in student engagement, behaviour management, and interpersonal communication
• Patience, responsibility, and ability to guide primary school students positively

Other Information

Working Hours

• Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
• Thursday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
• Lunch Break: 1 hour daily