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We are looking for a compassionate and patient professional to join our team in an advertising and marketing environment, with a focus on supporting neurodiverse employees.

About the role

This position involves training and mentoring team members, including those who are autistic. You will be responsible for adapting your teaching methods to ensure all employees understand their tasks and feel supported in their roles.

Responsibilities

• Develop and deliver training materials tailored to diverse learning needs
• Provide one-on-one coaching and support to team members
• Adapt communication styles to ensure clarity and comprehension
• Create an inclusive work environment where all employees feel valued
• Collaborate with management to improve neurodiversity support initiatives
• Monitor progress and provide constructive feedback

Requirements

• Experience working with neurodiverse individuals, particularly autistic employees
• Strong communication and active listening skills
• Patience and empathy in teaching and mentoring
• Background in advertising, marketing, or related field
• Ability to adapt training methods to different learning styles

Skills

• Neurodiversity awareness and inclusion practices
• Training program development
• Conflict resolution and patience
• Advertising/marketing industry knowledge
• Clear and adaptable communication