Teacher

What You'll Do

Leads the academic and social-emotional learning in the classroom; Teaches, models and trains special skills to a specific group of children in the Child Development Center; provides care and protection to assigned children; maintains records of children's progress; assists children to learn to cope with real life situations; directs activities of teacher's aides and assistants; plans and arranges all necessary teaching materials; maintains classroom order; holds parent conferences to share information about child; reports to Director/Head Teacher any concerns relevant to staff/clients/parents; regular & punctual attendance. Working knowledge of the State childcare licensing guidelines, mandatory reporting requirements and applicable national standards. Follows and implements established Center and Town policies and procedures.

Requirements

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ABILITY: Ability to work collaboratively in a team setting; Considerable knowledge in teaching and training of children ages eight (8) weeks through twelve (12) years; ability to maintain simple records; ability to write explanatory reports; ability to communicate with children and their parents; ability to supervise subordinates; ability to prepare lesson plans that meet learning objectives, national standards and the needs of the children. Required to take 18 hours of professional development courses annually to meet state guidelines.

EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING: Bachelor's Degree in early childhood development or closely related field preferred, with one (1) year experience in the teaching and training of young children, preferably in a nationally accredited early care and education program environment or any equivalent combination of education and experience including 12 credits in Early Childhood Education (ECE). Must meet all standards for National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) accreditation

Nice to Have

Works well with a team

Good Communication skills

Benefits