Are you passionate about making a meaningful difference in the lives of adults with special needs? Bishan Home for the Intellectually Disabled is looking for a dedicated and empathetic Training Officer to join us.
In this role, you will play a pivotal part in providing developmental support, teaching essential life skills, and ensuring a safe, nurturing environment for our clients.
Core Responsibilities
- Programme Implementation: Conduct engaging skills training programs (including ADL, Community Living, Creative Arts, and Hydrotherapy) in alignment with our scheduled activities.
- Client Support & Guidance: Supervise and evaluate client performance while managing challenging behaviours alongside our psychology and behavioural support teams.
- Operations & Safety: Track attendance, strictly enforce safety and infection control procedures, and respond effectively during emergencies.
- Administration & Records: Maintain accurate professional records, including Individual Care Plans (ICPs), fall risk assessments, and progress notes.
- Resource Mangement: Prepare and organize training materials, manage stock inventory, and ensure a clean, hazard-free training environment.
Essential Knowledge & Activity Portfolio
You will be facilitating or assisting in a vibrant mix of specialized sessions, such as:
- Activities of Daily Living (ADL): Independence training in grooming, personal hygiene, and self-care.
- Community Living Skills: Practical training in road safety, money management, simple cooking, and social integration.
- Creative Arts & Technology: Painting, crafting, and digital workshops.
- Nature & Wellness: Outings, garden strolls, and hydroponic/hydro-pool activities.
Requirement
- Compassionate & Patient: A genuine heart for working with adults with intellectual disabilities.
- Computer Literacy: Proficient in basic computer usage, specifically Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, etc.) for administrative tasks and report updates.
- Adaptable & Proactive: Ready to facilitate diverse types of workshops and activities.
- Team Player: Ability to collaborate professionally with therapists, psychologists, families, and volunteers.
- Growth Mindset: Willingness to attend mandated courses for skills upgrading and personal wellness.
- Prior Experience: Prior experience in teaching special needs clients is highly advantageous (Good to have).