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    Salary satisfaction at Autism Resource Centre Singapore

    72%
    When Autism Resource Centre Singapore employee's were asked 'How would you rate your salary?'72% of employee's rated the salary as high or average

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    at Pathlight School
    Central Region
    Join Pathlight School as a Teacher Aide to support students with autism in a nurturing space. Help them grow and thrive as part of a passionate team.
    Join Pathlight School as a Teacher Aide to support students with autism in a nurturing space. Help them grow and thrive as part of a passionate team.
    classification: Education & TrainingEducation & Training
    1d ago
    1d ago

    at Pathlight School
    North-East Region
    Youth For Autism (YFA) programme provides an opportunity to expose youths who are keen to contribute in the social services or teaching sector.
    Youth For Autism (YFA) programme provides an opportunity to expose youths who are keen to contribute in the social services or teaching sector.
    classification: Education & TrainingEducation & Training
    1d ago
    1d ago

    What’s it like working at Autism Resource Centre Singapore?

    AI summary of recent reviews

    The Autism Resource Centre Singapore offers employees meaningful work with opportunities to make a positive impact in the autism community. Staff particularly value the supportive colleagues, friendly environment, and opportunities for professional development. The organisation also provides competitive compensation packages, which includes good salaries and bonuses.

    However, employees have noted some areas for improvement, including the management style and communication between leadership and ground staff. The workload can be demanding, with long hours and multiple responsibilities, and some staff members have expressed concerns about career advancement opportunities within the organisation.