Two's Teacher - Grow Your ECE Career & Benefits

Entertimeonline; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 25,000 - 29,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Career Development Perks

Competitive Pay

Industry Leading Benefits

Passionate Coworkers

Job summary

Early Learning Indiana is seeking dedicated teachers at our Fort Harrison center to nurture development and create engaging, inclusive lessons. The role requires an active CDA credential or an Associates Degree in Early Childhood Education or higher.

You will plan developmentally appropriate lessons, observe child progress, and foster strong relationships with families while maintaining safety and licensing compliance. Open to growth and professional development opportunities.

Qualifications

• A passion for early childhood education and knowledge of developmental best practices.
• Be adaptable and flexible to meet the needs of the children and center.
• Associates Degree in Early Childhood Education or higher preferred; CDA or equivalent required.

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 bring lesson plans to life through engaging play-based learning
• Complete child development observations via Teaching Strategies
• Establish warm, responsive relationships with each child
• Maintain a healthy, safe and clean environment adhering to state licensing rules
• Develop trusted relationships with families by communicating regularly about each child's day

Skills

Passion for ECE

Adaptable

Education

Associates Degree in Early Childhood Education or higher preferred

CDA or equivalent required

Job description

Early Learning Indiana is seeking dedicated teachers at our Fort Harrison center to nurture development and create engaging, inclusive lessons. The role requires an active CDA credential or an Associates Degree in Early Childhood Education or higher.

You will plan developmentally appropriate lessons, observe child progress, and foster strong relationships with families while maintaining safety and licensing compliance. Open to growth and professional development opportunities.