Training & Skills: Not only will you get hands-on experience in retail, but we’ll train you to become an expert in everything from customer service to piercing (yep, we teach you how to do that too!).
A Team That Gets It: Work with a group of fun, energetic people who love what they do and always have each other's backs. Your team is your support system, and together, you'll crush it!
Providing next-level customer service that makes people feel amazing
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Utilise evidence-based therapeutic techniques and exercises to engage children and promote their physical well-being.
Collaborate with families, caregivers, and other professionals to ensure comprehensive support and effective integration of therapy goals into daily activities.
Maintain accurate and detailed documentation of each child’s progress, modifying treatment plans as necessary to achieve optimal outcomes.
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Work Days: Includes Saturday (fixed working day) and Sunday (as required)
Provide planning, development, and implementation of key activities and initiatives aimed at building up the national donor pool as well as maintaining and growing our pool of dedicated volunteers. Working in close partnership with key stakeholders from Blood Services Group (BSG) and Singapore Red Cross (SRC), she/he will recruit, mobilise and engage eligible volunteers to support relevant public education (outreach activities such as roadshows, learning journeys, blood donation talks etc.), donor engagement, tele-recruitment, and blood-donation-related activities. In addition, the incumbent will engage educational institutions, corporate, government, and community organisations to educate, recruit, retain, and recognise blood donors while supporting in organising community blood drives and group donations to build the national blood supply.
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NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, invites qualified candidates to apply as Part-Time Lecturer for the Master of Arts (MA) in Museum Studies and Curatorial Practices programme. The Part-time Lecturer is expected to teach an elective course – Curating Residencies commencing in January to July 2027.
Course Outline:
This course aims to develop advanced critical and methodological understanding of contemporary art residencies as curatorial institutional, temporal, and socio-economic structures within contemporary art ecologies. This course equips students with conceptual and practical tools to analyse, evaluate, and develop residency models across institutional, independent, community-based, nomadic, research-oriented, and transdisciplinary contexts. Particular emphasis is placed on the role of time within curatorial and artistic production, including questions of duration, slowness, research, mobility, precarity, hospitality, labour, funding and public engagement.
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