Lead Playmaker
(Full-Time Position)

The Lead Playmaker supports the planning, coordination, and delivery of Playeum’s programmes for children, adults and/or families. This role ensures quality implementation, facilitates communication among stakeholders, and supports the impact evaluation of our programmes.

 

Programme Facilitation

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• Facilitate Playeum’s programmes for adults and children, including logistical set-up, implementing the play experiences and tear-down in a timely fashion.

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

• Supervise part-time playmakers and volunteers in assigned programmes

• Communicate staffing needs and concerns to the Programmes Team while fostering a positive and collaborative team culture.

• Ensure facilitation standards for programme activities are met to ensure adherence to the ethics of child safeguarding and fair employment.

• Implement quality control measures to maintain high programme delivery, participant experience standards and programme outcomes.

• Contribute to the ongoing review and refinement of policies, procedures, and staffing strategies to reflect best practices.

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Programme Coordination

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• Assist in the planning of Playeum’s programmes for adults and children

• Regularly review and adjust programme content based on participants’ evolving needs and feedback.

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

• Oversee communications to reach out to parents, social workers, and stakeholders of assigned programmes.

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

• Facilitate meetings and communication channels for staff and partner organisations to reflect on programme successes and challenges.

 

Supporting Impact Evaluation

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• Support the implementation of impact assessments, including observations and surveys.

• Supervise and consolidate programme documentation completed by facilitators.

• Provide feedback to the Programmes Team and stakeholders regarding data collection processes and highlight any concerns or opportunities for improvement.

 

Qualifications/Requirements

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This is an entry level job.

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• Educational background and work experience should ideally be connected to learning

• Volunteer or Work Experience in the fields of informal learning, social work, or socially engaged art practice

• Excellent communication and facilitation skills with children, adults, and/or families

• 2-3 years of experience in programme facilitation and project management

• Must be based in Singapore, required to work in person and possibly work on weekends when required; not a remote position

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Apply with CV to Karen at share@playeum.com.