Youth Development Coach

HA Academy; Singapore; On-site; SGD 21,000 - 28,000; Part time

Job summary

HA Academy in Singapore is seeking a Youth Development Coach for freelance engagement with youths aged 11 to 21. You will deliver experiential learning programmes and facilitate interactive activities to foster growth.

The role emphasizes flexible commitment, helping youths develop leadership, life, and learning skills, with an emphasis on understanding their needs and providing guidance. Prior experience is welcome but not required, and English communication is essential.

Qualifications

• No experience required; though experience working with youths is preferred.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills in English.
• Comfortable working and interacting with youths.
• Familiar with Singapore’s education landscape.

Responsibilities

• Deliver experiential learning programmes for youths aged 11 to 21
• Facilitate engaging and interactive activities
• Develop youth leadership, life and learning skills
• Understand youth needs and provide guidance to support their growth

Skills

Interpersonal skills

English communication

Job description

FREELANCE OPPORTUNITY — FLEXIBLE COMMITMENT!

Job Title: Youth Development Coach

Working Dates: Freelance

Working Hours: Freelance

Location: Singapore

Salary: Trainer – From $20/hour | Facilitator – $15/hour

Attire: Uniform Provided

JOB DESCRIPTION

• Deliver experiential learning programmes for youths aged 11 to 21
• Facilitate engaging and interactive activities
• Develop youth leadership, life and learning skills
• Understand youth needs and provide guidance to support their growth

REQUIREMENTS

• No experience required,though experience working with youths is preferred
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills in English
• Comfortable working and interacting with youths
• Familiar with Singapore’s education landscape

WHY JOIN US?

• Freelance & flexible commitment
• Gain hands-on experience in youth development & facilitation
• Make a meaningful impact on young people