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Language Teacher

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Original
Simplified
Department
Teaching Staff
Job posted on
Sep 27, 2024
Employment type
Permanent

Preschool Language Teacher


The Pre-school teacher builds a secure and good learning environment for children. This is done by forming meaningful and trusting relationships with them. He/She supports the holistic development of children. He/She achieves this by the carrying out of a progressive and culturally proper curriculum. He/She builds partnerships with parents and families. He/She is active in taking part in centre drives. He/She aids the team efforts with the community. He/She aids a culture of teamwork. He/She also nurtures good relationships with colleagues. Finally, he/she takes part in constant learning and reflective practices.

Responsibilities:

  • Daily routine care
  • Planning and executing the curriculum based on our inquiry-based approach
  • Partnerships with parents
  • Preparation of children's portfolio
  • Maintaining a safe and fun environment for the children to learn and play

Requirements:

  • Diploma in Early Childhood Care and Education-T (DECCE-T)/ Certificate in Early Childhood Care and Education (CECCE)
  • Fluent in English (written & spoken)
  • At least 1 year of working experience in related field
  • Follow health, safety, nutritional and hygiene standards and rules.
  • Guide the social and emotional growth along with confidence in children.
  • Impart the core values of early childhood education with events.
  • Reach out to and foster trust and respect in relationships with children.
  • Review teaching and learning approaches that follow Curriculum Frameworks.
  • Set up home-centre partnerships.
  • Set up quality learning environments.
  • Show an understanding of the centre’s vision, mission and values.
  • Show ethics and professionalism.
  • Take part in centre initiatives and programmes.
  • Take part in collaborative projects with people involved with the school.
  • Take part in constant learning and reflective practices.
  • Team up and foster good workplace relations.
  • Understand the learning and developmental needs of young children (birth to age 8).
  • Use classroom management and document children’s learning.
  • Classroom and project management skills
  • Good communication and interpersonal skills
  • Able to manage under stress
  • Passion for teaching children