Speech and Drama Teacher / English Teacher

Company Overview

Through nurturing children's communication and self-expression, we recognised how confidence helps them participate, share ideas and embrace learning. This belief continues to shape our approach to English tuition.

Our classes integrate Confidence and Emotional Intelligence (EQ) into curricula for preschool to secondary students, fostering confident communicators with strong interpersonal skills.

Job Summary

Join as an educator delivering Speech & Drama and/or English enrichment programmes based on MOE syllabus, focusing on building confident communicators and strong literacy foundations for preschool and primary students.

Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging Speech & Drama, Phonics and English lessons following curriculum and materials to enhance student learning
• Create and maintain a warm, encouraging and well-managed classroom environment that supports effective learning
• Guide children to develop public speaking, reading, phonics, vocabulary, comprehension, writing, and communication skills through targeted instruction
• Use interactive methods such as drama, movement, and role-play to increase student engagement and participation
• Encourage students to express ideas confidently and participate actively in lessons
• Manage classroom behaviour professionally to sustain a positive and productive learning atmosphere
• Communicate effectively and professionally with the LoveKids/LK Academy team to coordinate teaching efforts
• Prepare thoroughly and arrive punctually for each lesson to ensure smooth delivery and student readiness

Preferred competencies and qualifications

• Experience in teaching preschool and/or primary school children to support age-appropriate learning
• Background in Speech & Drama, English, Early Childhood Education, Theatre, Communications, Phonics, Literacy or related fields to enhance lesson quality
• Strong spoken and written English skills demonstrated in teaching contexts for clear communication
• Confident classroom presence with effective classroom management skills to maintain order and engagement
• Warm, energetic and comfortable working with children to foster positive relationships
• Reliable, responsible, and punctual with commitment to at least one full school term or programme duration to ensure continuity
• Ability to attend assigned classes consistently throughout the teaching period to support student progress
• Specialised experience in phonics, literacy, public speaking, drama, primary English, or composition writing to enrich curriculum delivery

Other Information

Working Hours Classes are scheduled based on programme needs and teacher availability, mainly on weekday afternoons (between 2.45pm–6.45pm) and/or weekends (between 8.30am–4pm).

Compensation Pay ranges from $40 to $65 per teaching hour, determined by experience, qualifications, programme requirements, and demonstrated ability.