Discipline Support Officer
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Key Responsibilities:
- Attendance & Latecoming Management: Monitor daily student attendance logs, conduct persistent case follow-ups, and escalate critical cases to school management.
- Discipline Support & Case Management: Assist in day-to-day discipline enforcement duties, document ongoing behavioral incidents, and conduct fact-finding records as directed.
- At-Risk Student Engagement: Oversee specific student intervention and pull-out programmes; actively track progress milestones and accompany teaching staff on required home visits.
- Campus Safety Patrolling: Conduct regular foot patrols across the school compound and the surrounding immediate neighbourhood to report safety concerns or suspicious behaviour.
- Health & Wellness Interventions: Assist the committee in enforcing smoking and vaping deterrence, and support school-based cessation campaigns.
- Administrative Administration: Efficiently log records of student incidents, keep progression data updated, and supply general administrative backup for committee initiatives.
Work Schedule:
- Days: Monday to Friday.
- Hours: 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM (includes a 30-minute lunch break).
- Exclusions: No weekend work; off on gazetted public holidays.
Job Requirements
- Experience (Mandatory): At least 4 years of relevant working experience in a local secondary school setting—ideally within student management, school discipline, or pastoral care environments.
- Language & Communication: Exceptional proficiency in spoken and written English, with solid note-taking capabilities and strong reporting skills.
- Youth Engagement: Proven capability to engage adolescents with empathy, monitor mental/emotional well-being, and spearhead positive interventions.
- Disposition: Matured, firm, and emotionally resilient, with the ability to maintain total composure and make logical judgements under situational stress.
- Legal Compliance: Candidates must clear all required security screenings for school-based deployments.