Physical Education & Play Coach for Special Needs Children
Accra, Greater Accra Region, Ghana · Full Time
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- 1 week ago
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- Education
- High school or above
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About MasterChamps
MasterChamps is an early childhood center focused on inclusion, combining a neurotypical preschool environment with specialized therapy services targeting neurodivergent learners. The center aims to provide early intervention through a balanced mix of structured academics and active play, helping every child reach their fullest potential.
Role Overview
We are seeking a lively and committed Physical Education (PE) Teacher specialized in supporting special needs preschool children aged 3 to 8 years. This role requires hands-on involvement, strong classroom management skills, emotional sensitivity, and high physical energy. The coach will facilitate developmental progress in a safe, enjoyable, and inclusive setting.
Primary Duties
- Conduct daily physical education sessions and outdoor activities, actively engaging with children during multiple movement-based sessions throughout the day.
- Assist each child in accomplishing developmental objectives including independent task completion and effective group participation.
- Regularly observe and document students' development for internal tracking and parent communication.
- Communicate closely with parents to share updates, ensure consistency between home and school environments, and collaborate effectively with supervisors and peers within team frameworks.
- Provide behavioral and emotional support while maintaining a safe, structured, and closely supervised environment for all activities, demonstrating vigilance and responsibility in child care.
Qualifications and Skills Needed
- Minimum educational qualification: high school diploma or above.
- No prior experience required, though familiarity or experience in special education is advantageous.
- Strong desire to learn, work collaboratively in a team, and establish a long-term career.
- Personal qualities such as patience, adaptability, energy, teamwork, and genuine passion for working with neurodivergent children.
- Open to receiving feedback, comfortable conforming to structured team methods, and capable of operating effectively in a dynamic and physical environment.
- Preference given to candidates living in or near West Legon.
- Training provided for committed candidates eager to develop expertise.
Package and Advancement
- Remuneration includes a basic salary plus additional allowances, with incentives provided to high performers within a merit-based reward system.
- Opportunities exist for career growth and professional development in inclusive education and therapy fields.