Inclusive Learning Coordinator

About Mosaic Play Academy

At Mosaic, we believe in a play-inspired approach to learning that empowers every child to become a confident, creative, and joyful learner. We are a nurturing and innovative after-school care provider in the East Coast, and we are excited to be launching a new, high-impact Inclusive Learning Program. We are looking for a passionate and empathetic individual to build this program with us from the ground up.

The Opportunity

This is more than a teaching role it's a chance to be the architect and heart of a new program dedicated to supporting children with mild special needs (such as dyslexia and other learning challenges) from mainstream schools. As our Inclusive Learning Coordinator, you will be the primary point of contact for these children and their families, ensuring they receive the personalized support they need to thrive in our integrated after-school environment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Act as the primary liaison for families, building deep, trusting relationships and providing regular communication on their child's progress.
• Work alongside the team to implement and execute Individualized Support Plans (ISPs).
• Lead small-group, specialized sessions designed to build confidence and address specific learning needs.
• Coordinate with a network of educational therapists to provide seamless, integrated support.
• Guide our existing after-school care teachers on best practices for creating a truly inclusive classroom environment.
• Champion a culture of empathy, patience, and celebration of every child's unique strengths.

Who We're Looking For:

We are seeking a candidate with a strong background in pastoral care and student support, whose primary motivation is a deep passion for helping children succeed.

Experience: A background working with primary school-aged children with special needs, ideally within a government school or a recognized social service agency.

• Personality: You are exceptionally patient, loving, and caring. You are a natural relationship-builder and a great listener.
• Skills: Strong communication and coordination skills are essential. A background in social work, pastoral care, or special needs education is highly preferred over a traditional teaching qualification.
• Mindset: You are an adaptable and proactive problem-solver, excited by the opportunity to build a new program and make a real difference in the lives of children and their families.

What We Offer:

• A supportive, collaborative, and play-inspired work culture.
• A strategic role with the autonomy to shape a new, meaningful program.
• A competitive salary and benefits package.
• The opportunity for significant professional development.

If you are a caring and dedicated professional looking to make a lasting impact, we would love to hear from you