Senior Special Education Teacher - Early Intervention

KIDSFIRST PTE. LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 36,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive remuneration

Performance bonus and increments

In-house career development and extern

International and diverse workAtmos

Central location in Singapore

Job summary

KidsFirst PTE. LTD. in Singapore seeks an experienced Special Education Teacher to support a diverse international student body in a permanent full-time role.

You will conduct lessons in a focused Early Intervention Program (EIP) setting, create lesson plans, track progress, and prepare IEP goals for students. You will collaborate with a multi-professional team of teachers and therapists, maintain student files, liaise with parents, and mentor junior teachers.

Qualifications

• Diploma in ECE/Special Education or related field; Bachelor's/Master's is a plus.
• Experience teaching children with special needs.
• Experience using standardized assessment tools preferred.
• Proficient in professional English communication and writing.

Responsibilities

• Conduct lessons in a specialized small group Early Intervention Program (EIP) setting.
• Create lesson plans and curriculum and track student progress.
• Prepare IEP goals for students, contributing to progress reports.
• Create learning activities and supervise the classroom, following through on plans.
• Support daily living skills (toileting, dressing, mealtime).
• Collaborate with a multi-professional team of teachers and therapists.
• Maintain student files and attendance forms and visuals.
• Liaise with parents to support skill development.
• Mentoring junior teachers is valued.

Skills

Curriculum planning

IEP development

Student progress tracking

Communication skills

Education

Diploma in Early Childhood Education / Special Education

Bachelor's or Master’s in Teaching (value)

Tools

Standardized assessment tools

Job description

KidsFirst PTE. LTD. in Singapore seeks an experienced Special Education Teacher to support a diverse international student body in a permanent full-time role.

You will conduct lessons in a focused Early Intervention Program (EIP) setting, create lesson plans, track progress, and prepare IEP goals for students. You will collaborate with a multi-professional team of teachers and therapists, maintain student files, liaise with parents, and mentor junior teachers.