French-Speaking Toddler Teacher — Immersion Program

THE FRENCH MATERNAL SCHOOL; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 40,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

THE FRENCH MATERNAL SCHOOL seeks a full-time, on-site French Speaking Toddler Teacher to lead a classroom of toddlers in a French immersion environment. You will design and implement age-appropriate activities supporting social, emotional, cognitive, and language development; plan lessons and document progress while ensuring safety.

You will regularly communicate with families, collaborate with colleagues on curriculum and management, and contribute to a nurturing, inclusive learning space.

Qualifications

• Minimum required: Associate in ECE or related field plus CDA or BA with CDA
• Fluent French communication with toddlers and strong teaching ability
• Experience tutoring or small-group instruction for young children
• Background in early childhood education or development and developmentally appropriate practices
• Evidence of ongoing professional development in education best practices
• Qualified in early childhood education or related certification

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver age-appropriate French-language lessons for toddlers.
• Organize play-based activities to support social, emotional, cognitive and language development.
• Maintain child safety, routines and documentation of progress.
• Communicate regularly with families about each child’s experiences and milestones.
• Collaborate with colleagues on curriculum and classroom management.
• Participate in staff meetings, professional development and school events.

Skills

French Teaching

General Teaching

Bilingual Education

Tutoring/Small Groups

Communication with Families

Classroom Management

Education

Associate in ECE

CDA

BA in Education

Teacher Training

Job description

THE FRENCH MATERNAL SCHOOL seeks a full-time, on-site French Speaking Toddler Teacher to lead a classroom of toddlers in a French immersion environment. You will design and implement age-appropriate activities supporting social, emotional, cognitive, and language development; plan lessons and document progress while ensuring safety.

You will regularly communicate with families, collaborate with colleagues on curriculum and management, and contribute to a nurturing, inclusive learning space.