Assistant Toddler Teacher - Kid's Country - Canyon Park

Kid; Bothell (WA); On-site; USD 24,000 - 25,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Professional development

401K

Health benefits

Paid time off

Job summary

Kid's Country is hiring an Assistant Toddler Teacher for Canyon Park in Bothell, WA. The role offers a Monday–Friday schedule with no nights or weekends, and a pay range of $17.25–$18 USD per hour. Benefits include competitive pay, professional development, 401K, health insurance, and paid time off.

Candidates should be 18+, have a high school diploma or GED, and meet state health and safety requirements. Join a supportive, collaborative early learning community focused on nurturing young minds.

Qualifications

• Must be at least 18 years of age.
• High School Diploma or GED required
• Must meet all state, federal, and Early Learning Academies guidelines regarding education, experience, immunizations, employment physical, and required health and safety training and practices.
• A valid driver’s license is required if driving is a job requirement.

Skills

Energy

Compassion

Love for children

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

Assistant Toddler Teacher - Kid's Country - Canyon Park

Bothell, WA

Do you have a genuine desire to positively impact the lives of young children? We are seeking individuals with an unwavering passion for providing children with an exceptional early learning experience and the energy, compassion, and drive to execute it.

We are seeking individuals with an unwavering passion for providing children with exceptional early learning education, and are full of energy , compassion , and a genuine love for impacting the lives of children.

Whether you have spent time in childcare before or are new to the industry, we seek candidates dedicated to nurturing young minds. There is a special place for you at Kid's Country to be a part of the Early Learning Academies (ELA) community!

We are currently hiring for an Assistant Toddler Teacher.

Pay Range

$17.25 - $18 USD

What We Offer

• Competitive pay


• Professional Development Opportunities


• 401K


• Medical, dental, and vision insurance


• Paid holidays, vacation, and personal time


• Monday-Friday No nights or weekends!


• Employee Assistance Program


• A supportive and collaborative work environment

What We Need from You:

Education, Experience, and Training Qualifications

• Must be at least 18 years of age.


• High School Diploma or GED required


• Must meet all state, federal, and Early Learning Academies guidelines regarding education, experience, immunizations, employment physical, and required health and safety training and practices.


• A valid driver's license is required if driving is a requirement of the position.

Ready to Join Us? If you are ready to be a part of a welcoming and inspiring educational community, that values innovation and creativity and is ready to shape the future of young learners, we cannot wait to meet you!

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