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Pathlight School / Autism Resource Centre (Singapore)

Autism education and support charity in Singapore

IT Trainer

Corporate & Technical TrainingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSingaporeNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Relevant educational qualification(s) in Information Technology or a related discipline.
  • Prior direct working experience conducting Information and Communications Technology training for different groups of learners.
  • A keen interest in imparting Information and Communications Technology knowledge and learning, with an ongoing commitment to adopting effective educational approaches to maximize learner outcomes.
  • Good written and verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

  • Conceptualize, develop, and conduct outcomes-driven Information and Communications Technology training courses across multiple technical and creative domains for learners, educators, and other staff.
  • Work with educators and course developers to produce interactive and self-study materials for blended learning.
  • Communicate learners’ Information and Communications Technology outcomes through their work or portfolios and written assessment reports using platforms and tools adopted by the school.
  • Contribute to a small development team on projects by building clickable working prototypes using empathetic design thinking.
  • Work with the team to maintain and improve websites and web presence.
  • Ensure compliance with organizational policies and standard operating procedures, and proactively contribute to department goals and key performance indicators.
  • Provide regular status updates on projects and duties.
  • Perform ad hoc duties as assigned by the supervisor.

About the Company

Pathlight School / Autism Resource Centre (Singapore)

Autism education and support charity in Singapore

Autism Resource Centre (Singapore) is a charity that runs Pathlight School and supports children and adults on the autism spectrum. Pathlight combines Singapore's national curriculum with life-readiness teaching, while the centre also provides early intervention and caregiver training. Adult services develop employment and independent-living skills, with social enterprises creating practical work and social-integration opportunities. Government grants, donations and fees fund its education and support programmes, overseen by a volunteer management committee. The charity began in 2000, Pathlight opened in 2004, and both are based in Singapore.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Not listed
Founded
2000

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