Lead Infant Teacher — Inspire Development & Care

IRENE WORTHAM CENTER INC; Asheville (NC); On-site; USD 32,000 - 46,000; Full time

Job summary

IRENE WORTHAM CENTER INC in Asheville, NC seeks a dedicated early childhood professional to implement plans, supervise staff, and support children with developmentally appropriate activities.

Responsibilities include preparing daily schedules and lesson plans, organizing learning centers, documenting progress, and communicating with families; you will support IFSP/IEP processes and behavior management. A valid North Carolina driver's license and related credentials are preferred.

Qualifications

• Two year associate degree in Early Childhood Education or 4 year Human Services Degree plus 1 year preschool experience.
• Must be able to obtain Infant Toddler Associate or Specialist Certification.

Responsibilities

• Plans daily activities according to developmentally appropriate curriculum.
• Maintains visual supervision of children at all times.
• Organize classroom structure and implement appropriate actions as needed.
• Maintain accurate paperwork and documentation.
• Communicates with parents/caregivers on a daily basis.
• Implements daily lesson plans/activity plans on a daily basis.
• Implement IFSP's/IEP’s.
• Assists children in daily plans, schedules.
• Models appropriate behaviors for children.
• Organize and maintain student portfolios, utilizing Kaymbu on a daily basis.
• Implements progress reports and parent/teacher conferences.
• Develop and maintain a working knowledge of North Carolina Division of Child Development Childcare Rules and Regulations.
• Maintain cleanliness of classroom.
• Maintain cleanliness of children.
• Supervises teacher assistants.

Skills

Curriculum planning

Parental communication

Behavior management

Team supervision

Education

Associate degree in Early Childhood Education

4-year Human Services Degree with 1 year preschool experience

Job description

IRENE WORTHAM CENTER INC in Asheville, NC seeks a dedicated early childhood professional to implement plans, supervise staff, and support children with developmentally appropriate activities.

Responsibilities include preparing daily schedules and lesson plans, organizing learning centers, documenting progress, and communicating with families; you will support IFSP/IEP processes and behavior management. A valid North Carolina driver's license and related credentials are preferred.