Impactful Early Intervention Educator for Special Needs

5G-Starlink Pte.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 36,000 - 58,000; Full time

Job summary

5G-Starlink Pte. is seeking an Early Intervention Teacher to develop and implement individualized education plans for pupils with special needs in a supportive Singapore setting.

You will plan daily lessons aligned with IEPs, monitor progress, and conduct group activities including hydrotherapy. Collaboration with teachers, assistants, volunteers, and parents through conferences and home visits is essential.

Qualifications

• Degree or diploma in Early Childhood Education or equivalent.
• Advanced Diploma in Early Intervention (ADESN) preferred.
• Minimum 5 credits in English and Mathematics at GCE O Levels.
• Dedicated, patient and understanding to work with children with learning difficulties.
• Experience with children with special needs is advantageous.
• Senior Teacher potential with 5 years ADESN may be considered.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement an Individual Educational Programme (IEP) for each pupil.
• Plan and teach lessons daily in line with the pupils IEPs and monitor their progress.
• Conduct group activities for pupils including hydrotherapy and water play
• Work in close liaison with other teachers, assistants, support staff and volunteers
• Work with parents of pupils through case conferences and home visits and more.

Skills

Patience

Teamwork

Child-centric approach

Education

Diploma/Degree in Early Childhood Education

Advanced Diploma in Early Intervention (ADESN)

5 O-Level credits in English and Mathematics

Experience with children with special needs

Senior Teacher potential with 5 years ADESN experience

Job description

5G-Starlink Pte. is seeking an Early Intervention Teacher to develop and implement individualized education plans for pupils with special needs in a supportive Singapore setting.

You will plan daily lessons aligned with IEPs, monitor progress, and conduct group activities including hydrotherapy. Collaboration with teachers, assistants, volunteers, and parents through conferences and home visits is essential.