Kumon 7 Makara Skybridge Centre

Teacher Assistant

EducationPosted 4 mo ago

Location

Phnom Penh

Job Type

FULLTIME

Experience

1+ Years

Experience level

Entry Level

Work Mode

On-site

Languages

English, Khmer

About the role

The position is for a female Kumon 7 Makara Skybridge Centre is seeking enthusiastic Part-Time Teaching Assistant to enhance our education environment.
This role involves supporting our centre by managing worksheets, assisting students, and performing various administrative duties.
If you are passionate about working with children and are committed to contributing to their educational growth, we encourage you to apply.
Accurately mark and record student’s worksheets.
Prepare and organize worksheets for upcoming classes.
Observe and assist student to ensure they are effectively engaged in their learning.
Carry out administrative and management tasks as needed.
Communicate students’ progress to chief instructor regularly.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree in English Language or Education Degree.
At least working experience for 1 year.
Speaking and Comprehensive Skills in English language.
Abilities to understand lesson plans, prepare children assessments, and assign grade levels.
Ability to work during evening and after-hours.
Well-organized and committed to work.
Work well with young children aged 3 till 16.
Ability to exercise patience when interacting with children.
A caring and approachable nature.

Required Skills

EnglishSpeaking and Comprehensive Skills in English languageUnderstand lesson plansPrepare children assessmentsAssign grade levelsWork during evening and after-hoursWell-organizedCommitted to workWork well with young children aged 3 till 16Exercise patience when interacting with childrenCaring and approachable nature

About Kumon 7 Makara Skybridge Centre

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Kumon is the world's largest after-school math and reading program. Kumon Students progress independently through a carefully crafted, worksheet-based math and reading curriculum. Regardless of their age, students move at their own pace, which means many children end up studying far beyond their school grade level.