Our Team – Roles & Contributions

Personal Educational Assistants (PEAs)

PEAs provide daily support to one or two students with special needs. They ensure students can participate in classroom activities, practice academic skills, and develop independence. PEAs implement behavior plans, support social interactions, and help students navigate daily routines while collaborating closely with teachers and EC2 specialists.

Psychologist

The psychologist leads the coordination of support, assessing cognitive, emotional, and behavioral development. They provide individual counseling, design interventions, conduct psycho-educational diagnostics, and advise teachers and parents. Psychologists also help in crisis planning and foster a structured, positive school climate.

Speech-Language Therapist (SLT)

The SLT works with students from early childhood through high school, assessing and treating speech, language, and communication challenges. They provide individualized and group therapy, guide caregivers, and ensure interventions are applied consistently across all environments.

Pedagogical Specialist

The Pedagogical Specialist develops guidance plans, implements targeted interventions, and works with teachers and parents to foster positive behavioral outcomes. They support classroom management, provide home-based support, and coordinate with multidisciplinary teams.

Talent coach

Supports individuals in recognizing and developing their unique talents, managing intense emotions, navigating social challenges, and achieving personal and professional goals. They provide guidance, strategies, and encouragement tailored to the needs of highly intelligent and creative minds.

Early intervention care specialist

Works with young children or students with developmental delays, providing assessments, individualized support, coaching for families and staff, and designing interventions for students.

Intervention specialist

Intervention specialist strengthen instructional practices by coaching, modeling strategies, conducting workshops, and observing lessons. They help teachers implement evidence-based methods, differentiate instruction, and create inclusive classrooms.

Inclusive Special Education Teacher

This teacher develops individualized learning plans, adapts curricula, monitors progress, and supports teachers in implementing effective strategies. They ensure students with diverse learning needs have meaningful, engaging educational experiences.

Pediatric Physiotherapist

Supports children with motor and coordination challenges, designing play-based interventions and collaborating with families to integrate exercises into daily routines. They promote independence, confidence, and functional skills.