Teaching Associate; Mon to Fri

Job Description & Requirements

At Curos, we believe children grow best when they are supported not just academically, but also in character, confidence and life skills. We are looking for a caring, dependable and energetic Teaching Associate to support the daily care and development of primary school students in our after-school environment.

This role is ideal for someone who enjoys working closely with children, can manage routines well, and wants to play a meaningful part in helping students thrive both in school and beyond.

At Curos, we believe learning goes beyond grades. We combine academic support with character-building, life-skills coaching and engaging holistic programmes so every child grows in a safe, nurturing and positive environment.

As a Teaching Associate, you will:

• Supervise students and ensure their safety and well-being at all times
• Manage daily student routines including meal times, homework supervision, academic support, enrichment activities and recreational programmes
• Provide care, guidance and support to primary school students during after-school hours
• Conduct Excellence in Expression (EIX) and Holistic programmes EIX is a structured drama-based programme that builds students’ confidence, creativity, communication skills and teamwork through movement, voice work, storytelling, improvisation and prop-based activities
• Oversee procurement of materials for the Holistic programme
• Plan and manage the daily staff and student roster to ensure smooth centre operations
• Facilitate effective parent communication, including updates on student progress and addressing enquiries
• Create a nurturing, positive and engaging learning environment for students
• Coordinate and manage student pick-up and drop-off arrangements, including:picking up students from schoolaccompanying students safely on the school busensuring students are safely handed over during dismissal

• Minimum GCE A-Level or Diploma in any discipline
• Undergraduates are welcome to apply
• Strong proficiency in spoken and written English
• Able to coach and provide academic guidance for primary school subjects adequately
• Genuine affinity and passion for working with children
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Able to think on your feet and respond effectively in dynamic or challenging situations
• Demonstrates appropriate firmness, consistency and care in managing children
• A collaborative team player who works well with colleagues and stakeholders

Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 7.00pm

• A meaningful role shaping children’s daily growth and development
• Regular weekday schedule with no late-night shifts
• Opportunities to build skills in student care, parent communication and programme delivery
• A supportive team environment focused on growth and collaboration