Work with form teachers and preschool educators and DSP professional staff to identify children with needs by conducting DSP screening for PCF preschoolers referred for learning / developmental difficulties and present screening outcomes and recommendations to the DSP multi-disciplinary team.
Provide formal LSEd support packages and in-class support to preschoolers ‘at risk’ or with mild developmental needs
Work with KKH-DCD (DSP Consultancy Team) and other DSP partners to support the DSP child and his / her family / caregivers.
Provide direct modeling / training or be part of the DSP team training programs to parents, teachers to equip them with strategies to help the child.
Continue to attend in-house formal and informal training sessions / opportunities provided by KKH-DCD for DSP team members.
Requirements
Recognised Diploma in Early Childhood Education. Preferred with Advance Dip in Early Childhood or Degree in Early Childhood
3-5 years early childhood teaching experience. Additional experience in EIPIC or Special Education setting an advantage
Have significant interest in mainstream inclusion and implementation of early intervention strategies
Training in Sped or early intervention methodologies is an added advantage
Passionate about teaching preschoolers in different contexts and situations with the view to enhance and motivate their interest to learn
Good communicator and possess excellent interpersonal skills
Must have initiative and ability to work independently and yet be a good team player
An organized and systematic worker
Equipped to handle six basic core areas (Behaviour; Language, Social Skills, Motor Skills, Parents’ Training and Literacy)