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Benefits offered by this job
Paid time off
Medical benefits
Professional development training
Job summary
EmergencyMD is seeking a Classroom Aide for Pre-K to 1st grade students for the 2026-27 school year in Washington, DC. The position is part-time and focuses on providing care, planning activities, and supporting emotional development. Candidates should have a high school diploma or equivalent, along with experience working with school-age children. A nurturing approach and excellent communication skills are essential. This role directly impacts children's learning experiences in a vibrant environment.
Qualifications
At least a high school diploma or equivalent with six months supervised experience.
Forty-eight semester credit hours from an accredited university with nine in child development.
At least one year supervised experience working with school-age children.
Responsibilities
Assist with before/after care in school-age programs for Pre-K to 1st grade.
Plan learning activities balanced in all areas to engage children.
Develop behavior management strategies based on company policies.
Communicate regularly with families regarding children's development.
Skills
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Creative, nurturing, and fun
Dependable and detail-oriented
Thrives in a high-pressure environment
Education
High school diploma or its equivalent
Six months of experience working with school-age children
Forty-eight semester credit hours in child and youth development
Job description
EmergencyMD is seeking a Classroom Aide for Pre-K to 1st grade students for the 2026-27 school year in Washington, DC. The position is part-time and focuses on providing care, planning activities, and supporting emotional development. Candidates should have a high school diploma or equivalent, along with experience working with school-age children. A nurturing approach and excellent communication skills are essential. This role directly impacts children's learning experiences in a vibrant environment.