Toddler Teacher - CDA-Certified with Career Growth

Early Learning Indiana, Inc; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 25,000 - 29,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Benefits including 401(k)

Career development perks

Childcare discount

Job summary

Early Learning Indiana, Inc is seeking passionate childhood educators for our Lilly Family location in Indianapolis. The Teacher helps plan and facilitate developmentally appropriate lessons using Creative Curriculum, and collaborates with Classroom Support Professionals.

You will conduct child development observations, build warm relationships with families, maintain a safe environment, and ensure compliance with state licensing.

Qualifications

• Active CDA Credential or Associates Degree or higher in Early Childhood Education.
• CDA or equivalent required.
• 1+ years of experience leading an early childhood classroom.
• 2+ years of working with young children.

Responsibilities

• Plan and facilitate developmentally-appropriate individual and group lesson plans powered by Creative Curriculum structured by our Theory of Teaching and Learning (ToTaL)
• Collaborate with Classroom Support Professionals to implement lesson plans through engaging play-based learning
• Complete child development observations via Teaching Strategies
• Establish warm and responsive relationships with children and families
• Maintain a healthy, safe and clean environment and ensure licensing rules are followed
• Develop trusted relationships with families by communicating regularly about each child's day

Skills

Adaptability

Relationship building

Communication

Passion for early childhood education

Education

Associates Degree in Early Childhood Education

Child Development Associates (CDA)

Job description

Early Learning Indiana, Inc is seeking passionate childhood educators for our Lilly Family location in Indianapolis. The Teacher helps plan and facilitate developmentally appropriate lessons using Creative Curriculum, and collaborates with Classroom Support Professionals.

You will conduct child development observations, build warm relationships with families, maintain a safe environment, and ensure compliance with state licensing.