Marine Systems & Sustainability Programmes Facilitator

THE NARRATIVE NEST

Date: 3 weeks ago
Area: Singapore, Singapore
Salary: SGD 40 - SGD 60 per month
Contract type: Full time

Job Description: Marine Systems & Sustainability Programmes Facilitator (Freelance)

Company Overview

The Narrative Nest Singapore designs and delivers contemporary education programmes for schools and youth organisations.

Under our Marine Systems & Sustainability programmes, we use ocean and environmental contexts to develop students’ ability to think critically, communicate clearly, and make informed decisions about real-world issues.

Our workshops are structured, discussion-driven sessions that use marine contexts for applied learning.

Students engage in guided activities, group discussions, and decision-making tasks that build confidence, self-awareness, and the ability to express and justify their ideas.

Coastal and marine ecosystems in urban environments

Human impact on oceans, including pollution and resource use

Food systems, aquaculture, and sustainability trade-offs

Maritime activity, trade, and environmental considerations

Interpreting information and making decisions in complex, real-world scenarios

We work primarily with upper primary, secondary, and youth audiences, delivering learning experiences that are structured, engaging, and grounded in real-world relevance.

www.thenarrativenestsg.com

Job Summary

Facilitate interactive workshops in primary and secondary schools across Singapore, using marine and sustainability contexts to guide students through applied learning experiences.

You will lead students through structured activities, discussions, and scenario-based tasks that develop their ability to analyse information, evaluate trade-offs, articulate perspectives, and participate actively in group-based learning.

Responsibilities

Facilitate structured, activity-based workshops using marine and sustainability contexts

Guide discussions on topics such as environmental impact, resource use, and real-world trade-offs

Lead students through scenario-based tasks and decision-making activities

Support students in expressing ideas, participating in discussions, and presenting their viewpoints

Provide clear guidance and direct feedback during exercises and presentations

Maintain a focused, respectful, and well-managed classroom environment

Adapt facilitation approach based on class profile, learning pace, and group dynamics

Ensure consistent delivery of programme content across different schools and cohorts

Required Skills & Requirements

Facilitation & Classroom Management

Able to lead structured, activity-based workshops with primary and secondary students

Maintains control of classroom dynamics while keeping sessions interactive and focused

Manages time, transitions, and behaviour effectively

Communication & Instruction

Communicates clearly and concisely, with the ability to explain concepts in accessible terms

Guides discussions using structured questioning and prompts

Provides direct, actionable feedback during student activities and presentations

Student Engagement

Sustains participation through discussion, group work, and presentation-based formats

Reads class dynamics and adjusts delivery to maintain engagement

Adaptability

Adjusts facilitation approach based on student profile, class size, and environment

Handles unexpected situations while maintaining session flow

Delivery Consistency

Follows structured lesson plans accurately and delivers consistently across classes

Able to work independently with minimal supervision once trained

Professional Conduct

Punctual, prepared, and reliable for school-based engagements

Able to coordinate effectively with co-facilitators and school staff

Content Familiarity (Marine & Sustainability Contexts)

Comfortable facilitating discussions around marine and environmental topics (e.g. pollution, ecosystems, food systems, maritime activity)

Able to work with provided materials and contextualise discussions without requiring deep academic specialisation

Eligibility & Compliance

Eligible to work in Singapore

Registered with MOE as an Instructor/Trainer (MOE IRS), or willing to apply when required

Education

Diploma/Degree in Marine Science, Marine Biology, Oceanography, Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, Environmental Management, Sustainability, Geography, Ecology, Biological or Life Sciences, Earth Sciences, Geoscience, Climate Science, Aquaculture, Fisheries Science, Maritime Studies, Coastal or Environmental Engineering, Natural Resource Management, Conservation Biology, Biodiversity or Wildlife Studies, or related fields

Engagement Details

Engagement type: Freelance, programme-based work

Workshop schedule: Weekday mornings or afternoons

Session length: Half-day to full-day workshops

Location: Schools across Singapore

Compensation

Assistant Trainer: $30/h

Main Trainer: $40 – $60/h

Application

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Subject line: Freelance Facilitator Application

In your email, briefly share:

Your experience facilitating programmes for youth

Any exposure to sustainability, environmental, or marine-related topics (if applicable)

The types of workshops you have conducted

Additional Information

Job Types: Freelance, Student job

Employee discount

Flexible schedule

Promotion to permanent employee

Classroom facilitation: 1 year (Preferred)

Work Location: In person

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