Life Skills Coach: Empower Autistic Teens to Thrive

Autism Resource Centre (Singapore) / Pathlight School; Singapore; Sur place; SGD 36 000 - 58 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Pathlight School in Singapore provides the national curriculum alongside life readiness skills for students aged 7 to 18 on the autism spectrum. The Life Skills Team develops tailored lessons, delivers engaging activities, and coordinates immersive experiences to help students apply skills in everyday settings.

The role involves refining the Life Skills curriculum, organizing experiential learning like camps and trips, and assessing progress while partnering with educators, families and

Qualifications

• DISE from NIE or a bachelor's degree in Psychology, Social Work or related field.
• Minimum 2 years of relevant experience teaching or coaching life skills to students with special needs.
• Proficient at delivering structured lessons and creating engaging activities that build independence.
• Effective communication and proven ability to collaborate with educators, parents, and community partners

Responsabilités

• Tailor Life Skills lessons to meet each student's needs, addressing areas such as social skills, daily routines, and independent living.
• Contribute to refining the Life Skills curriculum and related teaching and learning resources to ensure quality education outcomes for students.
• Organise Life Skills learning experiences including residential camps and outings to build confidence and adaptability.
• Facilitate real-world learning through community activities and practical scenarios.
• Monitor student progress with ongoing assessments and detailed portfolios.
• Collaborate with educators, parents, and community organizations to maximise student success

Connaissances

Life skills coaching

Structured lessons

Engaging activities

Communication

Formation

DISE from NIE

Bachelor's degree in Psychology or Social Work

Description du poste

Pathlight School in Singapore provides the national curriculum alongside life readiness skills for students aged 7 to 18 on the autism spectrum. The Life Skills Team develops tailored lessons, delivers engaging activities, and coordinates immersive experiences to help students apply skills in everyday settings.

The role involves refining the Life Skills curriculum, organizing experiential learning like camps and trips, and assessing progress while partnering with educators, families and