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Singapore University of Social Sciences in Singapore invites applications for a Research Assistant (Temp) to support an inclusive employment project. The role involves planning, coordinating, and evaluating activities with schools, departments, and community partners to identify meaningful tasks for adults with high support needs within the university community.
You will assist in planning focus groups, interviews, surveys, data entry, and reporting, while coordinating logistics and maintaining
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As Singapore's first institute for lifelong learning, the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) champions inclusivity to bring education to all and ensure that they are given equal opportunities to develop to their fullest potential in our diverse learning environment.
We advocate for the same for our people. We believe everyone should have equal opportunities and develop to their fullest potential in their careers.
Embark on an exciting lifelong journey with us in making a positive difference in your career and serving our society.
For more information on Singapore University of Social Sciences, please visit www.suss.edu.sg
Project Title:
Project Title Inclusive Employment Opportunities for Adults with High Support Needs at SUSS.
Project Overview:
This project explores meaningful work and community participation opportunities for adults with high support needs. The study involves collaboration with schools, departments, and community organizations to identify suitable job tasks and mini-projects that can be completed by adults with disabilities while contributing to the university community.
The Research Assistant will support the planning, implementation, coordination, and evaluation of the project. Key responsibilities include:
Project Coordination and Stakeholder Liaison
Development of Work Opportunities
Research Activities
Administrative Support
Report Writing and Knowledge Dissemination