Pre School Teacher (225-627)

As a Preschool Teacher, you will play a fundamental role in shaping the young minds of children between the ages of three and five. You will cultivate a nurturing and engaging learning environment where children can thrive and develop essential skills. Your innovative teaching methods will spark curiosity and inspire a love for learning among your students while focusing on their cognitive, emotional, and social development. With patience and creativity, you will work collaboratively with parents, staff, and the community to ensure each child receives a well-rounded early start in their educational journey. Join us in making a lasting impact on the next generation by fostering a positive and stimulating preschool experience.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement a comprehensive curriculum tailored to preschool-age children.
• Create a supportive and safe classroom environment for all children.
• Organize engaging educational activities to enhance children's learning experiences.
• Monitor children's progress through observation and assessments.
• Promote social and emotional growth by encouraging cooperative play.
• Communicate regularly with parents regarding children's development and achievements.
• Maintain clear and accurate records of each child's educational progress.
• Foster a love for learning through imaginative play and interactive lessons.
• Utilize various teaching methods to cater to different learning styles.
• Encourage language development through storytelling, singing, and music activities.
• Collaborate with teaching assistants to ensure a harmonious classroom setting.
• Attend professional development workshops to stay updated on early childhood education trends.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education or equivalent qualification.
• State certification to teach preschool, if applicable in your region.
• Proven experience in teaching young children in a preschool setting.
• Strong communication skills to effectively interact with young children and parents.
• Creativity and patience to design and implement engaging lesson plans.
• Knowledge of child development principles and best teaching practices.
• Ability to manage a classroom and maintain discipline in a positive manner.