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This job is for a Special Education Needs Teacher working with young children, especially those with Down syndrome. You might like this job because you'll help kids grow through play and creativity, while also teaming up with caring professionals.
The Special Education Needs (SEN) Teacher will engage with children aged 6 years and below who have Down syndrome, delivering teaching through the Early Intervention Programme. The role focuses on supporting holistic development across key domains, including gross motor and fine motor skills, speech and language, social and emotional skills, perceptual-cognitive abilities, and pre-academic readiness, using structured, play-based, and multisensory approaches tailored to each child’s individual needs.
Successful applicants will play a pivotal role in not only delivering critical early years developmental skills to children with Down syndrome but also contributing to our team's growth through in-house training initiatives. At KDSF, we prioritize the career development of our staff, ensuring that their professional journey aligns with their aspirations. As valued members of our organization, they will collaborate with a vibrant team of dedicated and compassionate professionals, fostering a positive and supportive multidisciplinary environment.
Requirements:
This position requires an enthusiastic and innovative individual who will provide specialized education to students and offer valuable information, education, and guidance to families and caregivers.
We nurture a culture of continuous learning — through hands-on training, coaching, and structured opportunities to upskill and advance your career.
Beyond statutory leaves and public holidays, our teachers also enjoy school holidays — ensuring you get the meaningful downtime you truly deserve.
From statutory contributions, health insurance to personal accident protection, so you can focus on caring for others while we care for you.
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1 - 3 Years of Experience
Non-Executive
Education & Teaching