Resort Childcare Associate Teacher — Create & Care for Kids

Jay Peak Resort; Jay (VT); On-site; USD 23,000 - 25,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid sick time

401k with employer match

Season passes for you and dependents

Employee recognition programs

Seasonal employee events

Free breakfasts/lunches

Job summary

Jay Peak Resort seeks a dedicated Childcare Associate Teacher to plan and lead activities for children from six weeks to twelve years old in our childcare center serving guests and employees.

You will supervise, support developmentally appropriate learning, and partner with families to ensure a safe, engaging environment. Flexibility with hours is required, and Vermont licensing standards must be followed.

Qualifications

• Must meet Vermont licensing requirements for early childhood education.
• Several acceptable educational pathways provide qualification for the role.
• Continuing education credits are required to maintain licensing.

Responsibilities

• Plan and lead activities for children 6 weeks to 12 years old.
• Ensure safety and supervise children at all times.
• Engage children with reading, play, art, songs and structured learning.
• Assist with meals, diapering, and daily health checks.
• Communicate with families and process reservations/payments when assigned.

Skills

Reading

Writing

Communication

Math skills

Problem solving

Education

Vermont Early Childhood Career Ladder Level Three Certificate

Associate degree in Early Childhood

Registered Child Care Apprenticeship Program Certificate

21 college credits with early childhood focus

Tools

WhenToWork

SmartCare attendance sheets

BFIS account

Job description

Jay Peak Resort seeks a dedicated Childcare Associate Teacher to plan and lead activities for children from six weeks to twelve years old in our childcare center serving guests and employees.

You will supervise, support developmentally appropriate learning, and partner with families to ensure a safe, engaging environment. Flexibility with hours is required, and Vermont licensing standards must be followed.