Editorial summary

The company is seeking a Student Welfare Officer for Student Care at ITE College East to provide comprehensive social work support to at-risk students. The role involves engaging with students and their families, conducting case assessments, and collaborating with community partners to facilitate student success and access to resources. Candidates should possess relevant social work experience and a strong commitment to student welfare. Compensation details are not specified.

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Job description

[This job id 17308 first appeared in Job-Q.com on 30 Jun 2026]

[What the role is]

You will provide holistic social work support to ITE students-at-risk and will be part of the professional team, working with students and their families, community partners and relevant stakeholders within ITE with objectives such as enabling students to complete their studies, facilitating family work with relevant agencies and accessing resources (eg financial).

[What you will be working on]

Some of the tasks which you are expected to perform include: 

• Engaging and connecting with students and their challenges
• Providing case assessment and goals/outcome of the work with students and their families.
• Visiting students’ homes or other relevant locations for assessment/support.
• Referring students and families to relevant stakeholders within and outside ITE to render necessary support.
• Collaborating with relevant stakeholders (e.g. departments within ITE, government and community agencies) to provide holistic care and support to students.
• Documenting, tracking, monitoring and reporting (including collation of relevant data) of students’ cases.
• Re-integrating or transition support for students.
• Implementing psycho-social-educational programmes

[What we are looking for]

• Candidates with credentials in a relevant discipline (e.g. social work) will have an advantage.
• Preferably with at least 2 years of direct clinical work / casework experience in the social service sector, working with youth and their families.
• Good knowledge of social services landscape in Singapore.
• Passion and disposition for working with youth and their families
• Cultural sensitivity, collaborative and an openness to diverse views.
• Emotional stability, resourcefulness and resilience.
• Proficient in office applications/software 

Note : Contract till 30 Jun 2027.

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