Residential Coach

Autism Resource Centre (Singapore) / Pathlight School; Singapore; On-site; SGD 20,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A non-profit charity focusing on autism is seeking a hands-on Residential Coach to support adults on the autism spectrum. The role involves maintaining household chores, ensuring safety during shifts, and creating a safe environment. Candidates should have a minimum GCE 'O' level and possess a passion for working with individuals on the autism spectrum. An attractive shift pattern offers ample time off, making it a rewarding position.

Benefits

Competitive salary and benefits

Dynamic work environment

Professional development opportunities

Qualifications

• 1 - 2 years working experience in a similar role.
• Passion to work with individuals on the autism spectrum.

Responsibilities

• Maintain household chores and prepare simple meals.
• Support residents during day and night shift hours.
• Provide a safe and homely environment for residents.
• Assist and coordinate repairs as required.

Skills

Understanding of autism

Housekeeping skills

Interpersonal skills

Relational skills

Education

Min GCE 'O' level

Job description

Overview

Autism Resource Centre (Singapore) or ARC(S) is a non-profit charity organisation dedicated to serving children and adults on the autism spectrum, to help these individuals lead meaningful and independent lives in society. ARC(S) offers a range of services and resources tailored to meet the growing concerns and needs of the autism community. As part of our continuum of services, we run a Residential Programme coupled with a supported living and training centre, and we invite passionate people to join us in transforming the lives entrusted to us.

We are looking for a hands-on & energetic Residential Coach who desires to impact lives of adults on the autism spectrum. This would require showing respect and support for our clients' choices and needs, as well as helping them achieve their personal goals by empowering them through Meaning, Dignity and Independence.

Responsibilities

• Maintain household chores, including preparing simple meals
• Manage their time within the residence and preparing them to go to work
• Live with others - sharing common spaces, meals, and chores, as well as consideration for one another's needs

• Support residents during day and night shift hours (rotation): Ensure safety and security of residents at all times; Respond to emergencies as required

• Provide a safe and homely environment for residents; Co-develop house rules with the residents; Ensure residents are accountable for their household duties; Provide opportunities for social interactions and community

• Maintain comfort, safety, and security; Upkeep common areas if residents are still in the process of learning to be independent in household chores; Assist and coordinate repairs as required

Qualifications

• Min GCE 'O' level with 1 - 2 years working experience
• Possess knowledge and understanding of autism and skills in housekeeping
• Good interpersonal and relational skills
• Passion to work with individuals on the autism spectrum

• The incumbent is required to work on a shift roster which includes weekends and public holidays and a stayover at the residence for 3 days at a stretch. We offer an attractive shift pattern up to 8.5 consecutive days off every three weeks.

Benefits

We offer a competitive salary and benefits package and the professional advantages of a dynamic environment that supports your development and recognises your achievements.

We apologise that only shortlisted candidates will be notified. Our organisation is committed to protecting children and young people from harm. We require all applicants to undergo an extensive screening process prior to hire.