Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Dental insurance
- Employee discounts
- Flexible schedule
- Free food & snacks
- Free uniforms
- Health insurance
- Opportunity for advancement
- Paid time off
- Training & development
- Vision insurance
Education and Experience
Primary Job Duties and Responsibilities:
- Provide a positive and nurturing environment for the children.
- Responsible for health and safety of the children – not excessive accidents.
- Consistently keep clean and maintain the classroom areas (including bathrooms).
- Maintains a permanent room arrangement with no running spaces, shelves used as dividers, and materials/supplies at child level.
- Equipment out and children taught to use it properly.
- Provides consistent and constant supervision of all children. Children are never left alone. Know how many children that you are responsible for at all times, ages, and who they are.
- An organized and structured daily schedule is implemented and followed daily.
- Supports the Lead Teacher in the day‑to‑day duties and responsibilities of the classroom.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
- Enjoys children and expresses genuine interest in them.
- Speaks with calm, gentle voice.
- Listens carefully and respectfully.
- Teaches children to problem solve.
- Utilizes teachable moments.
- Must be able to focus on individual while being aware of what is happening everywhere.
- Uses positive statements, is a positive role‑model.
- Interacts consistently with children.
- Must be able to maintain orderly, calm environment.
- Supports cultural differences.
- Ability to move from one activity to another without chaos.
- Maintains positive parent interaction.
- Encourages positive behavior often getting down to child’s level.
- Teaches and allows children to make choices.
- Uses Redirection.
- Will frequently lift as in lifting, carrying, walking with, and holding infants and children.
- Required to stand up to 90% of the day.
- Must be able to stoop, bend, and sit on a child’s level.
- Able to physically and mentally interact and react to children on the playground and/or in the classroom and attend to their needs. This includes moderate and vigorous physical activity.