Autism Resource Centre Singapore
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    72%
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    45%
    Employees recommend this employer to friends
    Work/Life balance
    2.6(10 ratings)
    Career development
    2.8(10 ratings)
    Benefits & perks
    3.3(10 ratings)
    Management
    2.6(10 ratings)
    Working environment
    3.2(10 ratings)
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    1.0
    Operations Executive
    Nov 2025
    Ang Mo Kio Town Centre North-East Region1 to 2 years in the role, current employee
    A failed procurement transformation...
    The good thingsmeaningful work generally...
    The challengesSuggest to hire experienced procurement staff to support operations. True transformation is not just to put in a system and policy and some half-cooked templates to tick the checkboxes. Hard for people on the ground when we get wishy washy advice and unclear directions from the Head.
    1 person found this helpful
    4.0
    Teacher
    Jun 2022
    Last minute work but helpful colleagues
    The good thingsNice colleagues, good food, friendly environment
    The challengesLast minute work, transiting between satellite campuses
    3.0
    Learning Support Associate
    Mar 2022
    Steep learning curve as there are no proper support or guidelines.
    The good thingsHigh paying salary and bonuses
    The challengesLong hours and school will sway towards parents as they have a final say since it’s a private institution.
    4.0
    English teacher
    Jan 2020
    Engertic,hardworking,sincere in duty .
    The good thingsTeaching is always good and learning new things also.Respecting each others and obedience to collegues and staffs.
    The challengesChallenges should be face and rectify in the progessive manner. All the challenges new experience and develops our skills .
    1.0
    Educator
    May 2019
    Singapore5 to 6 years in the role, current employee
    Overworked
    The good thingsenjoyable working with the students
    The challengespoor staff management
    2 people found this helpful
    5.0
    Teacher Aide
    Jan 2018
    I have had a fruitful journey at Pathlight. Everyday has been a learning day and you discover new things about your capabilities daily.
    The good thingsThe supportive environment/colleagues. Most importantly the children. They keep staff going.
    The challengesCommunication is key.
    1 person found this helpful
    5.0
    Instructional designer
    Aug 2017
    Singapore3 to 4 years in the role, current employee
    Positive working experience
    The good thingsGood management and opportunities to build and advance my career. Management is willing to listen and make changes for continuous improvement. Efforts are made to ensure positive and healthy HR to retain talents. Able to contribute and make positive impact to the special needs community
    The challengesHave to be prepared for constant changes and impromptu tasks. At times, there is a need to play multiple roles.
    2 people found this helpful
    5.0
    Youth for Autism Intern
    Feb 2017
    SingaporeLess than 1 year in the role, former employee
    Very meaningful and fulfilling
    The good thingsThe friendly staff who were always willing to help us out and the new friends I made (fellow interns) who went through this incredible journey with me. I was given many opportunities to learn new skills and develop my character.
    The challengesIt is not an easy job managing the children with autism. It takes alot of patience, dedication, mutual respect and empathy but it is a very rewarding experience.
    2 people found this helpful
    3.0
    Admin/HR executive
    Dec 2016
    1 to 2 years in the role, former employee
    Things don't really seems what they were.
    The good thingsGood for people who wanted to work for a purpose or trying to make a change to the Autism society. Some colleagues are friendly and nice as most of the people are trying to contribute back to the society.
    The challengesThe organisation uses a very top down approach. Things don't really seems the way they are from the outside only after you started working. Long working hours required no matter which department you are in. Hard to get promoted and hard to advance in career.
    13 people found this helpful
    3.0
    Assistant Executive
    Nov 2016
    Singapore1 to 2 years in the role, former employee
    Nice Customers
    The good thingsThe customers that you are working for are nice and understanding.
    The challengesManagement are micro-managing, and they can be very inconsiderate in the things they say when they are talking to you.
    6 people found this helpful
    2.0
    Special Needs Educator
    Oct 2015
    1 to 2 years in the role, current employee
    Overworked to the bone
    The good thingsInteracting with students Watching students making small personal developmental growths Dynamic environment Helpful and friendly colleagues
    The challengesManagement is disconnected with actual problems on the ground. Suggestions/project initiatives by management only beneficial to management's portfolio, but of little no benefit for students, adding on unnecessary stress. No respect from management regarding work life balance, staff are extremely overworked, but not appreciated for hard and honest work that has been done, too negative.
    15 people found this helpful
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