Dignity For Children Foundation
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    Company overview

    Industry

    Non-Profit Organisations

    Company size

    51-100

    Primary location

    7, Jalan 15/48A, Boulevard Business Centre Sentul Raya, 51000 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
    We are a fast-growing and dynamic education NGO...the biggest centre of its kind in Malaysia. Since 1998, Dignity has provided high quality education for the underprivileged and marginalized in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. Our staff form a community of diverse and passionate young adults who believe in making a difference in society.Are you looking for the opportunity:• to reimagine education - a school for all, a space for creativity;• to empower lives;• to be part of a solution to create education equality in Malaysia;• to bring hope and impact to the community through your day-to-day work;• to grow through wide professional development, collaboration, networking and partnerships; and• to experience a life-changing journey....If you are, you are looking at the right organisation. Join us to break the cycle of poverty in Malaysia.

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    87%
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    What’s it like working at Dignity For Children Foundation?

    AI summary of recent reviews

    Dignity For Children Foundation offers a notably supportive and friendly environment where staff treat each other like family. Employees appreciate the numerous opportunities for professional development, including leadership roles and new initiatives. The organisation provides creative freedom in teaching and lesson planning, while maintaining a strong sense of purpose that makes the work meaningful. The positive vision of the organisation and its impact on children's lives is frequently highlighted as a key benefit.

    However, staff members face some challenges, including managing heavy workloads and balancing multiple responsibilities. The work hours can be demanding, sometimes affecting work-life balance. Additionally, language barriers present challenges in communication and instruction, particularly when working with students from diverse backgrounds.

    Recent reviews

    4.0
    Primary Teacher
    Oct 2025
    Sentul Kuala Lumpur3 to 4 years in the role, current employee
    Lead, Teach and Grow.
    The good thingsWhat I’ve enjoyed most in this role is the opportunity to teach and design engaging lessons in both English and Mathematics across multiple year groups. I’ve appreciated taking on leadership roles, such as Mathematics Team Lead and English Subject Lead (Years 3 & 4), which allowed me to mentor interns and teaching assistants and contribute to curriculum planning. Beyond the classroom, I’ve loved coordinating school-wide sports events as Head Coach and leading various academic and non-academic programs, which helped build an inclusive and vibrant school culture. Being recognized as a Young Leader through Manchester City Football Club’s “Cityzens Giving” initiative was also a highlight, as it further developed my leadership and community engagement skills. Overall, the role provided a supportive environment for professional growth and meaningful contributions to students and the school community.
    The challengesWhile the role was rewarding, there were some challenges with workload management due to balancing teaching responsibilities, leadership duties, and coordinating extra-curricular programs. At times, resource availability could be improved to better support lesson planning and curriculum delivery. Streamlining communication and support for teachers and teaching assistants would also enhance overall efficiency and reduce occasional pressures
    5.0
    Teacher
    Jul 2022
    Kuala Lumpur1 to 2 years in the role, current employee
    Great place to learn and grow in finding your 'Why' in education
    The good thingsThe support from management and/or fellow colleagues are great with a purpose greater than any single individual.
    The challengesHaving to deal with different children of different backgrounds can be challenging as they come from different communities that have suffered much. Sometimes, the vision of the staff and management may be misaligned.
    5.0
    English teacher
    Oct 2021
    Petaling Jaya SelangorLess than 1 year in the role, current employee
    Never Regretted Joining Dignity!
    The good thingsAll I can say is that I am never unhappy working here in this place. Have always been happ y and thankful for this opportunity! =)
    The challengesNothing I can comment on so far on the challenges as it has been only 11 months I have been working with this organization.
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