Infant Classroom Assistant: Nurture Growth & Joy

Amazing Explorers Academy; Saint Augustine (FL); In loco; USD 30.000 - 42.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Amazing Explorers Academy in Saint Augustine, FL is seeking an Assistant Infant Teacher to provide loving, responsive care to our youngest learners and implement the AEA curriculum in a warm, stimulating environment.

You will work with a supportive team, assess children's growth, maintain developmental profiles, and communicate with parents through conferences and daily notes to support individual progress.

Competenze

• Must be at least 21 years old.
• CDA or higher in Early childhood education/45 hours training.
• Classroom teaching experience in an accredited early childhood facility.
• Pleasant/friendly demeanor and an outgoing personality.
• Highly professional and dependable.

Mansioni

• Maintain classroom appearance, cleanliness, and safety
• Complete necessary paperwork: daily notes, accident reports, attendance
• Attend staff meetings, academy events, and parent meetings
• Supervise and assist children during activities
• Provide counseling for social, academic, or adjustment issues
• Plan and implement lesson plans, programs, and schedules
• Prepare instructional aids/materials
• Assist with meal times and cleanup
• Ensure equipment is in good condition and used properly
• Arrange the classroom for well-defined interest areas
• Maintain classroom organized and clean
• Communicate with parents and maintain children developmental profiles
• Schedule and conduct parent/teacher conferences
• Manage classroom bulletin boards and family information board
• Perform assigned duties

Conoscenze

Communication skills

Positive demeanor

Formazione

CDA or higher in Early childhood education/45 hours training

Descrizione del lavoro

Amazing Explorers Academy in Saint Augustine, FL is seeking an Assistant Infant Teacher to provide loving, responsive care to our youngest learners and implement the AEA curriculum in a warm, stimulating environment.

You will work with a supportive team, assess children's growth, maintain developmental profiles, and communicate with parents through conferences and daily notes to support individual progress.