Learning Support Unit

About the Role

Supports students' learning and wellbeing through observation, assessment, intervention, and collaboration with teachers and parents.

Key Responsibilities

• Observe students' learning, behavior, and development
• Identify learning or developmental support needs
• Collaborate with teachers and parents on support strategies
• Monitor intervention and student progress

Requirements & Qualifications

• Psychology preferred
• Education or related field considered
• Understanding of child development and learning needs
• Strong observation, communication, and collaboration skills
• Patient, empathetic, and student-centered approach

Key Skills & Competencies

• Counseling / Special Education Needs / Learning Support (Preferred)

Recommended Majors / Fields of Study

• Psychology (Preferred)
• Education
• Special Education

Perks & Benefits

• Strengthen your expertise in learning, wellbeing and child development
• Learn through real student needs and collaborative intervention
• Work closely with teachers, parents and school leaders
• Build your professional path in student development.