Student Support & Learning Facilitator (In-Person)

SCHOOL OF CONCEPTS PTE. LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 20,000 - 27,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional development

Job summary

The School of Concepts PTE. LTD. in Singapore is seeking an engaging educator to plan and deliver lessons, supervise daily homework, and monitor student progress. This in-person role includes spelling tests in English and Mother Tongue, safe student transfers to the centre, and regular updates to parents.

Applicants will combine instructional duties with administrative tasks to maintain centre operations, working 40–44 hours weekly, with occasional Saturdays during term and holidays.

Qualifications

• Plan and deliver lessons.
• Coach, supervise and ensure completion of daily school homework.
• Conduct spelling practice and tests for English and Mother tongue.
• Ensure safe and timely transfer of students from school to student centre.
• Monitor and track students' progress.
• Engage and provide regular updates to parents/guardians on progress and behaviour.
• Mark students' work.
• Perform administrative duties and upkeep of centre premises.

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver engaging lessons.
• Coach, supervise and ensure completion of daily homework.
• Conduct spelling practice and tests in English and Mother Tongue.
• Ensure safe transfer of students from school to student centre.
• Monitor and track progress of students.
• Provide updates to parents/guardians on progress and behaviour.
• Mark students' work and provide feedback.
• Handle administrative duties and maintain centre premises.

Skills

Lesson planning

Student coaching

Communication with parents

Classroom management

Administrative skills

Job description

The School of Concepts PTE. LTD. in Singapore is seeking an engaging educator to plan and deliver lessons, supervise daily homework, and monitor student progress. This in-person role includes spelling tests in English and Mother Tongue, safe student transfers to the centre, and regular updates to parents.

Applicants will combine instructional duties with administrative tasks to maintain centre operations, working 40–44 hours weekly, with occasional Saturdays during term and holidays.