Part-Time Swim Instructor (Babies, Toddlers & Special Needs)

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Location:
Novena MRT, Novena
Singapore
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Job Types: Part Time, Full Time, Contract

S$40 - 50 / hour

Are You Amazing With Little Kids? We Need You in the Water.

This Isn't Your Typical Swim Instructor Job.

Most swim schools want ex-competitive swimmers.

We don't.

We want the preschool teacher who knows how to make a crying 2-year-old laugh. We want the special needs educator who understands that a child who seems "difficult" is just communicating differently. We want the patient, warm, quietly brilliant person who **genuinely lights up around young children.**

If that's you — keep reading.

**Child development first. Swimming second.**

We work with neurodivergent children — ADHD, autism, sensory sensitivities. We've built specialised tools for them. We don't give up on a child because they're "too difficult." We figure it out.

What You'll Be Doing

- Teaching aquatic and swimming skills to babies and toddlers
- Building trust with children **and** parents — both are your student
- Supporting neurodivergent children with structured, compassionate approaches
- Growing with a school that is genuinely going somewhere

We're Looking For Someone Who

✅ Has preschool, kindergarten, or early childhood education experience
✅ Has experience teaching or supporting neurodivergent children *(strongly preferred)*
✅ Has basic swimming ability — no competitive background needed
✅ Is warm, patient, and emotionally intelligent
✅ Communicates well with anxious parents and excited toddlers equally

What You Get

💰 Competitive per-session payout — transparent and fair
📍 Doorstep service — we go to our families across Singapore
📚 Full onboarding — we train you the Swim Monkey way
👥 Small, supportive, experienced team
🌱 Real room to grow as we expand

Interested?

Tell us in a short message:
1. Your background — teaching, childcare, swimming
2. Why babies and toddlers excite you
3. Are you free BOTH Sat & Sun?

*We welcome applicants with experience teaching or supporting neurodivergent children — ADHD, autism, sensory sensitivities, and developmental delays.