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Kool Beanz Ocean Shores is seeking a passionate Assistant Educator (Certificate III) to support learning and development in a cosy, child-centred setting. Be part of a small team and contribute to EYLF-aligned programs in a nurturing environment.
You will work part-time hours between 6.30am and 6.30pm, Monday to Friday, in Ocean Shores, NSW. WWC and First Aid are required, with opportunities for professional development and staff discounts.
At Kool Beanz Ocean Shores, we are dedicated to ensuring that every child is well-prepared for the journey into school life, fostering not just academic readiness but also social and emotional development.
Here at Kool Beanz Ocean Shores, we redefine childcare by offering personalised attention in a quaint and intimate setting with a capacity for 75 enrolments. Our mission is to not only provide exceptional childcare but also to ignite a sense of wonder and exploration in every child who walks through our doors. In our cozy and nurturing environment, we understand the importance of early childhood development. Every interaction, every activity is thoughtfully curated to inspire learning and growth. become the best version of themselves, appreciating each child as unique.
We are currently seeking a passionate Assistant Educator who is Certificate III qualified or actively working towards their qualification. This role is ideal for someone looking for a part-time position and who brings creativity, flexibility, and genuine enthusiasm for supporting children’s learning and development. We value educators who are aligned with our philosophy and are passionate about meeting the individual developmental needs of every child.
You must be available to work within the hours of 6.30am and 6.30pm Monday - Friday.
At Kool Beanz, the safety, rights and best interests of every child are the paramount consideration in all decisions, actions and operations. Where competing interests arise, decisions are made in favour of protecting the child’s safety, dignity and wellbeing.