125 Inclusive Education jobs in Singapore

Key Responsibilities:

• Facilitates parents' understanding of programme and triangulates information with recommendation(s) from stakeholders
• Collates and consolidates all information about the child and family from relevant stakeholders to provide profile of child through all settings.
• Participates in case discussion by providing information about child and family strengths and needs and identifies possible care plans required for the child and/or family
• Collaborates with all caregivers/educators of child (including parents/caregivers, teachers and stakeholders) to support child and family development (e.g., organizing and/or participating in case discussions with multi-disciplinary team)
• Completes documentation (e.g. case notes) accurately and communicates information effectively to relevant professionals and perform any other administrative support duties / work functions/ tasks related to maintaining and sustaining case work supporting systems
• To undertake, perform or participate in any other executive work assigned by PCF Management
• Document and maintain case files.
• Identify service gaps in response to client needs and make recommendations to improve service provision of programs.

Casework Evaluation:

• Undertake and perform any other administrative support duties/work functions/tasks related to maintaining and sustaining case work supporting systems.
• Participate in intra-case conferences as part of a multidisciplinary team.
• Assist in the development of programs and conduct basic analysis of the data collected.

Casework Intervention:

• Understand relevant agencies offering and tap on community resources to provide intervention support to clients.
• Provide necessary support for families by bring together resources
• Monitor progress and document
• Collaborate across disciplines and sector to bring about change to benefit families

Professional Development:

• Develop professional and engaged relationships with clients and significant others and gather relevant information from clients.
• Participate in professional sharing during monthly meetings.
• Engage in learning opportunities (e.g., participate in community of practice meetings to develop skills and capabilities).

Job Holder Requirements:

• Relevant Diploma related to child development or customer service from an accredited institution
• 3 years of prior working experience in a related field
• Comfortable working independently as well as part of a team, being both client-centred and service-oriented
• Works with ease in an interdisciplinary team, including nurses, therapists and early childhood educators
• Adaptable in a fast-paced environment, with good written and verbal communication skills
• Possessing excellent communication skills, being patient and empathetic, and having the ability to handle stressful situations calmly.
• You should also be organized, detail-oriented, and able to work independently or as part of a team.
• Desires to participate in shaping an early childhood social work intervention model

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Role Purpose

Ensure a smooth, learner-centred experience across classes and events by supporting learning and course administration—including fee collection—while collaborating with departments, trainers, and the centre team.

Key Responsibilities

1) Learner Experience & Front-of-House

• Welcome, check in, and guide learners; handle walk-ins and enquiries.
• Manage attendance, issue learning materials, and support accessibility needs.
• Collect, log, and act on learner feedback.

2) Classroom & Timetable Operations

• Prepare rooms, devices, and AV; perform pre-class technical checks.
• Coordinate trainer schedules, class rosters, make-up sessions, and substitutions.
• Invigilate assessments; uphold academic integrity and incident reporting.

3) Course Administration & Fees

• Process enrolments, verify documents, and maintain accurate learner records.
• Collect fees via POS/e-payments, issue receipts, and reconcile daily takings.
• Prepare simple admin/finance reports; hand-over to Finance per SOPs.

4) Learning Technology Support

• Enroll learners on the LMS; publish class info and learning resources.
• Provide basic troubleshooting (logins, device setup, Wi-Fi, projector, conferencing).
• Track e-learning progression and nudge learners where needed.

5) Communication & Stakeholder Coordination

• Draft and send class notices, reminders, and post-class follow-ups.
• Liaise with trainers, faculty/department admins, and external partners/vendors.
• Escalate issues promptly with clear context and proposed next steps.

6) Data, Quality & Compliance

• Maintain accurate records (attendance, assessments, fees); ensure data privacy.
• Monitor KPIs and service standards; suggest process improvements.
• Support audits and documentation required by institutional policies.

7) Safety & Facilities Readiness

• Conduct safety briefings; log incidents/near-misses.
• Track inventory of training equipment and learning materials.

Success Metrics (KPIs)

• Classes start on time; ≤24-hour turnaround for schedule/notice updates.
• 100% attendance and fee records accuracy; zero unreconciled cash variances.
• Learner CSAT/NPS targets met; issues resolved within SLA.
• LMS enrolment completion before class start; minimal tech-related delays.

Qualifications & Skills

• Service-oriented communicator with excellent spoken/written English.
• Strong administrative accuracy; numeracy for cash handling & reconciliation.
• Digital fluency: Google Workspace/MS Office; familiarity with LMS a plus.
• Problem-solver who stays calm under pressure; team-first mindset.
• Able to work shifts (some evenings/weekends) as per class schedules.
• Nice-to-Have: Event ops experience, basic Excel/Sheets (lookups, pivots), familiarity with edtech tools, first aid.

Professional Attributes

• Integrity with learner data and finances
• Empathy and tact
• Detail orientation
• Continuous improvement mindset
• Accountability and follow-through.

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(What the role is)

As a Learning Support Specialist in ITE, your challenge is to formulate, review and implement policies and processes in specific functional areas.

(What you will be working on)

You will provide case counselling/management support to Special Education Needs (SEN) students. You will be part of the professional team to coordinate and monitor the help provided to these SEN students and/or work with their families and relevant stakeholders within ITE/external agencies to render support to these SEN students.

(What we are looking for)

You are expected to provide case counselling/management support for SEN students and their families and implement intervention programme, which include the following:

• Case counselling/management support for SEN students

• Referring SEN students to relevant stakeholders within and outside ITE to render necessary support

• Implement programmes for SEN students' mental wellness social-emotional development

Applicants may check their application status at the end of 8 weeks from the closing date of this job posting.

JOB DESCRIPTION: Learning Support Teacher

Reports to: Division Principal, Head of Inclusion

Division: Primary School

Main Working Relationships: The Learning Support Teacher  has a role within whole school initiatives to improve outcomes for students with additional learning and support needs. The Learning Support Teacher is a member of the student support services team and works closely with the school psychologist, counsellors, administration, grade level leads health, and ELL departments.

Main Responsibilities:To improve the quality of learning outcomes for students by providing teaching and learning best practices within the framework of the school's Mission, Vision, Core Values, Learning Principles, Culture, and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Programmes.

Required Qualifications:

• BA in relevant field
• Teaching credential
• minimum 2 years experience as a full time teacher
• Courses and/or certificate in working with students with learning support needs

Preferred Qualifications:

• Post graduate studies in learning support/special needs education
• International school experience
• 2 years employed as a Learning Support teacher

The Learning Support Teacher tasks are to:

• Work collaboratively with the classroom teacher to support assessment for learning of their students with additional educational needs and to identify specific learning support needs
• Identify specific learning support needs through analysis of assessment, referring to classroom performance and assessment, informal assessments, screening and psychological assessments and recommendations
• Plan, implement, model, monitor and evaluate teaching practices for students with additional learning support needs
• Plan, implement, model, monitor and evaluate personalized adjustments for learning where required, with the classroom teacher, student and/or parent or caregiver
• Model exemplary practice when tailoring adjusted learning programs for students with
  
  additional learning needs
• Maintain documentation for each student receiving additional learning support, PLP's, reports, programming
• Provide direct support for students with additional learning support needs through a range of strategies (including direct instruction, delivery of adjusted learning programs, assessment and monitoring of progress) including the areas of social integration, language and communication, literacy, numeracy and behavior. This may include students with confirmed disabilities (as described in the school's Learning Support Policy).
• Provide professional specialist advice, support and mentoring to classroom teachers on: how best to cater for the diverse learning needs in their classrooms; and how to effectively work in partnership with families to maximize learning opportunities for students at school and at home
• Provide professional specialist advice and assistance to the school's support services team, with regard to students with additional learning needs and assist with professional learning for class teachers and school learning support teachers within the school
• Design and facilitate professional learning for classroom teachers to address current trends in necessary supports to ensure consistent implementation of interventions and supports

Professional Responsibilities:

• Ensure the safely and well-being of all students in accordance with CIS administrative policies and divisional procedures
• Know, understand and support the school's Mission, Vision, Core Values and Learning Principles.

• Participate in the Individual Work Plan process (IWP):

• Meet the expectations as outlined in the CIS Teacher Job Description, the CIS Teachers Standards, and the CIS IB Programme Expectations for Teachers.

• Solicit feedback from parents or students via survey
• Develop and implement an Individual Work Plan (IWP) that supports the Division Work Plan (developed from the school's Strategic Plan).
• Reflect individually and collaboratively (IWP Meetings with Principal) on the aforementioned components.

• Provide feedback on the IWP process to school administrators.

• Be actively involved in special events (Carnival, Talent Shows, Exhibition, etc.), and provide coaching as required and based on skill set.

• Participate in one school committee each year
• Complete the classroom inventory record
• Be dependable and prepared for class (all materials set up and ready for student arrival; plans readily accessible)
• Contribute to community building (IWP)

Number of openings:

1

Description

Learning Support Educator

Responsibilities

• You are responsible in meeting overall educational and social needs of children under your care.
• You are to assess children with learning and developmental issues identified by pre-school teachers using the prescribed screening tools.
• You are expected to provide differentiated intervention approach to the children in the areas of educational needs, behavioral learning, social and social communication skills
• You are expected to develop Child Specific Education Plan where needed and progress reports to your superior
• You will conduct intervention through support packages to Developmental Support-Learning Support (DS-LS) children
• You are to work co-operatively with families and pre-schools to support children's learning and development
• You are to provide in-class support to children whom received intervention packages, ensuring goals set achieved during sessions with the DS-LS children and are generalized into classroom

Requirements

• Specialist Diploma in Early Childhood Learning Support (SDELS) / Special Needs or its equivalent
• Minimum 2 years working experiences in the early childhood sector as Learning Support Educator
• Possess good communication skills and the ability to engage children
• Nurturing and dedicated to the development and well-being of children
• Self-driven team player with positive attitude
• Able to work independently with minimum supervision

Profile

Learning Support Educator

Location

Singapore, Singapore, Singapore,

Date Opened

Aug 26, 2025

Due Date

Feb 27, 2026

Status

Open

COMPANY DESCRIPTION

MINDS has been caring for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities (PWIDs) and their families since 1962.

Grounded in the belief that all PWIDs have innate abilities and talents, MINDS is committed to empowering them and enhancing their quality of life, while advocating for greater inclusivity for PWIDs as a nation.

MINDS is today one of the largest charities in Singapore employing more than 850 staff. With the key focus to expand community-based services, improving the employability of PWIDS, strengthening education, and engendering inclusive community living, MINDS offers a holistic range of services and programmes across the PWIDs' lifespan.

These include schools, employment and training development centres, home-based care services and community-based services to cater to the physical, psychological, environmental and social needs of PWIDs. For more information, please visit

RESPONSIBILITIES

The Learning Support Officer (LSO) plays a vital role in supporting the curriculum and enhancing the overall learning experience for students with special needs. LSO works closely with teachers and other school personnel to facilitate effective learning, contribute to programme delivery, and ensure smooth operational support.

The LSO will assist teachers in the preparation, adaptation, and implementation of instructional materials across various learning domains. By supporting differentiated classroom activities, LSO helps cater to the diverse needs and learning profiles of students. In addition, the LSO will be involved in monitoring student progress and collecting evidence for assessments, including contributions to Integrated Curriculum activities.

In the area of co-curricular activities (CCA), the LSO will assist in the planning and running of sessions, ensuring that students are meaningfully engaged and supported throughout. The LSO will also coordinate the logistical aspects of CCAs, such as tracking attendance and preparing materials for both regular sessions and enrichment programmes.

A key part of the LSO's role involves resource development. The LSO will be responsible for curating, designing, and producing a wide range of teaching and learning materials, including visual aids, worksheets, and digital content tailored to the needs of the students. The LSO will also take on the filming, editing, and compilation of educational or event-related videos for use within the school. To support staff, the LSO will maintain a well-organised digital resource library.

Data collection and analysis is another important area of responsibility. The LSO will support the collection and organisation of student assessment data as well as behavioural observations. The LSO will assist in generating basic data reports, which will be used to inform curriculum reviews, Individualised Education Plan (IEP) discussions, and planning for behavioural interventions.

Lastly, the LSO will provide administrative and operational support for various school programmes, events, and curriculum projects. This includes liaising with the operations team to coordinate scheduling, venue arrangements, and preparation of necessary resources. The LSO will also ensure that key documents such as assessment records are accurately maintained and properly recorded.

Job Responsibilities

• Supporting lesson preparation by adapting and assembling teaching materials that meet the diverse needs of students with special needs.
• Producing and editing videos and visual aids for use in the integrated curriculum or class-based projects.
• Assisting with differentiated learning strategies and classroom routines to reinforce learning objectives.
• Helping manages learning spaces and materials to ensure they are well-organised and conducive for learning.
• Assisting with the collection and collation of student work samples and assessment data across cognitive, vocational, daily living, and social-emotional domains.
• Supporting teachers in the administration and logistics of assessment-related tasks such as scanning, filing, or uploading data into digital systems.
• Supporting Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) by helping plan, run, and supervise sessions that promote students' interests and strengths.
• Assisting in the implementation of school-wide programmes such as thematic learning weeks, student showcases, and community-based learning.
• Working alongside teachers and allied professionals (e.g., therapists, psychologists) to observe and document students' behavioural, social, and emotional development.
• Assisting with the collection and basic analysis of behaviour data to support team-based decision making and Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) strategies.
• Supporting student participation during out-of-class learning, community-based instruction, or enrichment activities.
• Engage in school-organised training sessions to enhance understanding of special education practices, communication strategies, behaviour support, and use of assistive technology.
• Develop skills in relevant tools such as video editing software (e.g., iMovie, Canva, Adobe Premiere), data entry systems, and learning management platforms.
• Participate in regular team meetings and reflection sessions with teachers and school leaders to align support strategies with curriculum and school goals.
• Observe and learn from teaching and therapy professionals to deepen practical knowledge in areas such as differentiated instruction, classroom management, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Stay updated on new approaches to inclusive education and learning resource design to contribute more meaningfully to school initiatives.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Diploma or relevant qualification in education, media, psychology, or related fields.
• Any relevant professional certifications will be considered an added advantage

OTHER INFORMATION

• Experience working with children or individuals with special needs is an advantage.
• Strong organisational, interpersonal, and communication skills.
• Proficiency in ICT tools and willingness to learn new applications relevant to teaching and learning.
• Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.
• A positive, empathetic, and proactive approach to supporting students and staff

Please note that your application will be sent to and reviewed by the direct employer - MINDSG LTD

The Learning Support Officer (LSO) plays a vital role in supporting the curriculum and enhancing the overall learning experience for students with special needs. LSO works closely with teachers and other school personnel to facilitate effective learning, contribute to programme delivery, and ensure smooth operational support.

The LSO will assist teachers in the preparation, adaptation, and implementation of instructional materials across various learning domains. By supporting differentiated classroom activities, LSO helps cater to the diverse needs and learning profiles of students. In addition, the LSO will be involved in monitoring student progress and collecting evidence for assessments, including contributions to Integrated Curriculum activities.

In the area of co-curricular activities (CCA), the LSO will assist in the planning and running of sessions, ensuring that students are meaningfully engaged and supported throughout. The LSO will also coordinate the logistical aspects of CCAs, such as tracking attendance and preparing materials for both regular sessions and enrichment programmes.

A key part of the LSO's role involves resource development. The LSO will be responsible for curating, designing, and producing a wide range of teaching and learning materials, including visual aids, worksheets, and digital content tailored to the needs of the students. The LSO will also take on the filming, editing, and compilation of educational or event-related videos for use within the school. To support staff, the LSO will maintain a well-organised digital resource library.

Data collection and analysis is another important area of responsibility. The LSO will support the collection and organisation of student assessment data as well as behavioural observations. The LSO will assist in generating basic data reports, which will be used to inform curriculum reviews, Individualised Education Plan (IEP) discussions, and planning for behavioural interventions.

Lastly, the LSO will provide administrative and operational support for various school programmes, events, and curriculum projects. This includes liaising with the operations team to coordinate scheduling, venue arrangements, and preparation of necessary resources. The LSO will also ensure that key documents such as assessment records are accurately maintained and properly recorded.

Job Responsibilities

• Supporting lesson preparation by adapting and assembling teaching materials that meet the diverse needs of students with special needs.
• Producing and editing videos and visual aids for use in the integrated curriculum or class-based projects.
• Assisting with differentiated learning strategies and classroom routines to reinforce learning objectives.
• Helping manages learning spaces and materials to ensure they are well-organised and conducive for learning.
• Assisting with the collection and collation of student work samples and assessment data across cognitive, vocational, daily living, and social-emotional domains.
• Supporting teachers in the administration and logistics of assessment-related tasks such as scanning, filing, or uploading data into digital systems.
• Supporting Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) by helping plan, run, and supervise sessions that promote students' interests and strengths.
• Assisting in the implementation of school-wide programmes such as thematic learning weeks, student showcases, and community-based learning.
• Working alongside teachers and allied professionals (e.g., therapists, psychologists) to observe and document students' behavioural, social, and emotional development.
• Assisting with the collection and basic analysis of behaviour data to support team-based decision making and Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) strategies.
• Supporting student participation during out-of-class learning, community-based instruction, or enrichment activities.
• Engage in school-organised training sessions to enhance understanding of special education practices, communication strategies, behaviour support, and use of assistive technology.
• Develop skills in relevant tools such as video editing software (e.g., iMovie, Canva, Adobe Premiere), data entry systems, and learning management platforms.
• Participate in regular team meetings and reflection sessions with teachers and school leaders to align support strategies with curriculum and school goals.
• Observe and learn from teaching and therapy professionals to deepen practical knowledge in areas such as differentiated instruction, classroom management, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Stay updated on new approaches to inclusive education and learning resource design to contribute more meaningfully to school initiatives.

Qualifications

• Diploma or relevant qualification in education, media, psychology, or related fields.
• Any relevant professional certifications will be considered an added advantage

Other Information

• Experience working with children or individuals with special needs is an advantage.
• Strong organisational, interpersonal, and communication skills.
• Proficiency in ICT tools and willingness to learn new applications relevant to teaching and learning.
• Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.
• A positive, empathetic, and proactive approach to supporting students and staff

COMPANY DESCRIPTION

MINDS has been caring for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities (PWIDs) and their families since 1962.

Grounded in the belief that all PWIDs have innate abilities and talents, MINDS is committed to empowering them and enhancing their quality of life, while advocating for greater inclusivity for PWIDs as a nation.

MINDS is today one of the largest charities in Singapore employing more than 850 staff. With the key focus to expand community-based services, improving the employability of PWIDS, strengthening education, and engendering inclusive community living, MINDS offers a holistic range of services and programmes across the PWIDs' lifespan.

These include schools, employment and training development centres, home-based care services and community-based services to cater to the physical, psychological, environmental and social needs of PWIDs. For more information, please visit

DESIGNATION : Learning Support Officer (1-year Contract)

RESPONSIBILITIES

The Learning Support Officer (LSO) plays a vital role in supporting the curriculum and enhancing the overall learning experience for students with special needs. LSO works closely with teachers and other school personnel to facilitate effective learning, contribute to programme delivery, and ensure smooth operational support.

The LSO will assist teachers in the preparation, adaptation, and implementation of instructional materials across various learning domains. By supporting differentiated classroom activities, LSO helps cater to the diverse needs and learning profiles of students. In addition, the LSO will be involved in monitoring student progress and collecting evidence for assessments, including contributions to Integrated Curriculum activities.

In the area of co-curricular activities (CCA), the LSO will assist in the planning and running of sessions, ensuring that students are meaningfully engaged and supported throughout. The LSO will also coordinate the logistical aspects of CCAs, such as tracking attendance and preparing materials for both regular sessions and enrichment programmes.

A key part of the LSO's role involves resource development. The LSO will be responsible for curating, designing, and producing a wide range of teaching and learning materials, including visual aids, worksheets, and digital content tailored to the needs of the students. The LSO will also take on the filming, editing, and compilation of educational or event-related videos for use within the school. To support staff, the LSO will maintain a well-organised digital resource library.

Data collection and analysis is another important area of responsibility. The LSO will support the collection and organisation of student assessment data as well as behavioural observations. The LSO will assist in generating basic data reports, which will be used to inform curriculum reviews, Individualised Education Plan (IEP) discussions, and planning for behavioural interventions.

Lastly, the LSO will provide administrative and operational support for various school programmes, events, and curriculum projects. This includes liaising with the operations team to coordinate scheduling, venue arrangements, and preparation of necessary resources. The LSO will also ensure that key documents such as assessment records are accurately maintained and properly recorded.

Job Responsibilities

• Supporting lesson preparation by adapting and assembling teaching materials that meet the diverse needs of students with special needs.
• Producing and editing videos and visual aids for use in the integrated curriculum or class-based projects.
• Assisting with differentiated learning strategies and classroom routines to reinforce learning objectives.
• Helping manages learning spaces and materials to ensure they are well-organised and conducive for learning.
• Assisting with the collection and collation of student work samples and assessment data across cognitive, vocational, daily living, and social-emotional domains.
• Supporting teachers in the administration and logistics of assessment-related tasks such as scanning, filing, or uploading data into digital systems.
• Supporting Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) by helping plan, run, and supervise sessions that promote students' interests and strengths.
• Assisting in the implementation of school-wide programmes such as thematic learning weeks, student showcases, and community-based learning.
• Working alongside teachers and allied professionals (e.g., therapists, psychologists) to observe and document students' behavioural, social, and emotional development.
• Assisting with the collection and basic analysis of behaviour data to support team-based decision making and Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) strategies.
• Supporting student participation during out-of-class learning, community-based instruction, or enrichment activities.
• Engage in school-organised training sessions to enhance understanding of special education practices, communication strategies, behaviour support, and use of assistive technology.
• Develop skills in relevant tools such as video editing software (e.g., iMovie, Canva, Adobe Premiere), data entry systems, and learning management platforms.
• Participate in regular team meetings and reflection sessions with teachers and school leaders to align support strategies with curriculum and school goals.
• Observe and learn from teaching and therapy professionals to deepen practical knowledge in areas such as differentiated instruction, classroom management, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Stay updated on new approaches to inclusive education and learning resource design to contribute more meaningfully to school initiatives.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Diploma or relevant qualification in education, media, psychology, or related fields.
• Any relevant professional certifications will be considered an added advantage

OTHER INFORMATION

• Experience working with children or individuals with special needs is an advantage.
• Strong organisational, interpersonal, and communication skills.
• Proficiency in ICT tools and willingness to learn new applications relevant to teaching and learning.
• Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.
• A positive, empathetic, and proactive approach to supporting students and staff

The Learning Support Professional plays a vital role in supporting the educational and personal development of special needs students.

• Supervise and engage students during out-of-class hours to promote socialization, academic growth, and emotional well-being.
• Maintain a safe and conducive learning environment by ensuring the upkeep of facilities and adhering to regulatory requirements.
• Collaborate with the Centre Supervisor to optimize student enrolment, operations, and resource management.
• Assist with instructional planning, implementation, and evaluation to meet student learning goals.
• Develop and maintain positive relationships with parents, teachers, and other stakeholders to support student success.
• Conduct regular inspections to ensure compliance with Centre policies and regulations.
• Provide feedback and recommendations to Centre leaders on improving student outcomes.

The ideal candidate will possess:

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work collaboratively as part of a team.
• Strong organizational and time-management skills.
• Experience working with special needs students or children.
• Knowledge of SPED academic and motor skills development principles.
• Basic first aid and emergency response training.

The successful candidate will enjoy:

• A dynamic and supportive work environment.

This is an excellent opportunity for individuals who are passionate about making a difference in the lives of special needs students. If you share our commitment to delivering high-quality educational services, please submit your application.