Lead Caregiver for Toddler Class
Job Description
Job Description
We are seeking a Lead Caregiver For Toddler Class to join our team!
You will assist in the daily care of children between the ages of 18-36 months.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
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Creates and ensures that the learning environment is safe and nurturing through intentional teaching and active supervision.
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Ensures the children are always supervised within sight and/or sound.
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Creates and implements curriculum using the “Creative Curriculum” as a framework.
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Submits weekly lesson plans.
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Assess children’s progress and development by using resource tools to document observations, checklists, sample work, pictures, etc.
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Communicates with parents written and/or verbally regarding their child’s learning and development.
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Actively engages, interacts, and participates in children’s learning.
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Uses positive guidance techniques to discipline children.
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Knowledgeable and compliant with child-staff ratios at all times.
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Attends and participates in staff meetings.
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Searches and attends professional development classes, workshops, etc. (Minimum 24 hours per anniversary year).
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Updates annual background checks with Department of Human Services Child Care Licensing Division.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
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Must have at least 12 credits in Early Childhood Education.
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Must have at least 1 year of experience working in an educational setting.
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Must successfully pass all references, background checks and health clearances
(Physical and TB).
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Must complete a registry with CANOES found on the patchhawaii.org website.
Company DescriptionOur community outreach program offers high-quality childcare services to families. Located in the Kahala area, we have been open since approximately 1965. We maintain small classrooms and keep teacher-to-student ratios low and to provide individualized learning opportunities.
Company Description
Our community outreach program offers high-quality childcare services to families. Located in the Kahala area, we have been open since approximately 1965. We maintain small classrooms and keep teacher-to-student ratios low and to provide individualized learning opportunities.