Lead Playmaker
(OMOD Programme)
(Part-time, 8-Month Project-based Contract)

This role supports the coordination and delivery of Playeum’s programme, OMOD (Open Mind, Open Doors) for children with special needs and their families. You will be part of a team that works together to ensure quality implementation, in addition to supporting the documentation and impact evaluation of our programmes.

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This part-time role sits within the Programmes Team at Playeum and you will be required to be on site on 2 Saturdays a month. 

The contract is scheduled to start from Aug 2026 - Mar 2027.
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Programme Facilitation

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• Support the facilitation of Playeum’s programmes including logistical setup, implementation of play experiences, and timely teardown.

• Support pre-programme briefings as well as post-programme debrief with hosting organisations, part-time playmakers and volunteers. 

• Attend pre-programme briefings and post-programme debriefs; share concerns from the ground.

• Uphold Playeum’s child safeguarding practices and guidelines  

• Communicate staffing needs and concerns to the Programmes Team while fostering a positive and collaborative team culture. 
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Supporting Documentation & Impact Evaluation

 

• Support project documentation for impact assessment, including observations and surveys.

• Provide feedback on data collection processes

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Programme Coordination

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• Prepare the logistical requirements and procurement of materials needed for assigned programmes. 

• Coordinate with other team members and volunteers for seamless integration of assigned programmes into the team calendar. 

Preferred Qualifications

 

• Playmaker qualities we are looking for: Abilities and passion to listen to children’s voices and to co-create with children and families in playful ways.

• Educational background and/or work experience related to art, play, inclusion, education, and/or child development is preferred.

• Volunteer or work experience in informal learning, community work or socially engaged arts practice.

• Strong communication and facilitation skills when working with children, adults, and/or families.

• Minimum 1 year of work experience in programme facilitation involving children or families

• Must be based in Singapore and able to work in person (this is not a remote role).

• Deployment will be on a project basis and will involve either weekdays and/or weekends, when required.

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Apply with CV to us at share@playeum.com