Sr Clubhouse Officer/Clubhouse Officer/Asst Clubhouse Officer
Key Responsibilities
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Supervise the daily operation Playdot, ensuring a safe, welcoming and well-managed environment for children and families.
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Oversee Playdot activities and events, including on-site support, crowd management and service quality monitoring.
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Identify, source and manage suitable classes, workshops and programs (e.g. education, arts, wellness, parent‑child experiences) that align with Playdot’s positioning and family‑centric focus.
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Curate engaging family and kids experiences, designing thematic program calendars and special activities to enhance member satisfaction and repeat visitation.
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Reach out to potential partners (education providers, enrichment centres, NGOs, lifestyle brands) to explore collaboration opportunities and co‑develop programs that enrich the Playdot offering.
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Work with management to drive program income and utilisation, monitoring enrolment, yield and customer feedback, and proposing improvements to maximise performance.
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Handle enquiries, bookings and complaints professionally, delivering excellent customer service and resolving issues in a timely manner.
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Conduct in‑house staff training and prepare implementation plans to maintain high service standards and consistent operating procedures.
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Perform regular patrolling and service checks to ensure facilities, safety, cleanliness and customer touchpoints meet company standards.
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Assist with administration tasks, including attendance records, booking systems, simple reporting and documentation related to programs and operations.
Skills, Qualifications and Experience Requirements
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Diploma or above (or qualification equivalent to QF Level 3); studies in Recreation, Hospitality, Early Childhood / Education or related disciplines are an advantage.
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At least 2–3 years’ relevant experience in clubhouse, children’s playroom, family club, or education / enrichment centre operations, with exposure to programming or class / workshop coordination.
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Experience in handling class enrolment, schedule management, and basic income or utilisation tracking is preferred.
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Comfortable working on shift, including weekends and public holidays, in a front-line customer service environment.
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Good command of spoken and written English and Chinese, with a warm and professional service manner.
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Proficient in MS Office and Chinese / English word processing; familiarity with booking or CRM systems is an advantage.
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Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with a genuine passion for engaging children and families and collaborating with partners.