Instructor Assistant (Eunos)

Job Responsibilities:

Training & Supervision Support

• Assist the Instructor in managing daily work activities (e.g., sorting, cleaning, packing, assembling).
• Provide step-by-step guidance and hands-on supervision to trainees.
• Reinforce social skills, soft skills, and work discipline in a structured setting.
• Support in conducting daily exercises, cleaning, and other routine activities.
• Modify work tasks to ensure all trainees can participate effectively.
• Creating and adapting teaching materials and instructional aids.

Classroom & Operational Support

• Ensure trainees meet work expectations and deadlines.
• Help maintain a safe, organized, and structured learning environment.
• Cover for instructors in other contract work or production classes when needed.
• Support special events, pop-up booths, awareness campaigns, and vocational training initiatives.

Stakeholder & Partner Collaboration

• Work closely with instructors, vocational trainers, and APSN’s Allied Professionals (AP) team.
• Assist in coordinating work orders and deliverables with external partners.
• Provide feedback on trainee progress and challenges to instructors.

Administrative Responsibilities

• Maintain attendance records, allowance, and progress tracking reports.
• Assist in submitting reports on work performance and output quality.
• Ensure proper documentation of trainees’ daily activities and work completion status.

Job Requirements:

• At least possess G.C.E N Level
• Passionate about making a difference to improve the lives of special needs in the community
• Ability to assist instructors to roll out lesson plan and intervention plans for PWIDs
• Create good student development and classroom management plan
• Experience working with chronic conditions such as special Needs / Mental Illness is a plus
• Possess good problem solving skills to identity needs and create action plans
• Able to communicate with diverse groups; maintaining confidentiality; working as part of team and meeting deadlines and schedules
• Willingness to cover other classes and take on ad-hoc tasks as needed.
• Able to support special events, pop-up booths, and training initiatives.
• Open to learning and applying best practices in special needs vocational training.