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As the Teacher Aide, you will work in tandem with the Lead Teacher and Teacher Assistant on devising comprehensive lesson plans based upon Start Early Lake County research-based methods for instruction.
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Experience: 3+ year(s) of experience as a classroom teacher with a proven record of high achievement and 1+ year(s) experience leading and/or coaching teachers, including but limited to roles such as Assistant Principal, Principal, Dean of Instruction, Dean of Academics, Instructional Coach, Teacher Coach, etc.
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1+ year working with students as a teacher, teacher intern, or teaching assistant preferred. We prepare students for college starting in preschool Transitional Kindergarten in San Bernardino and Sacramento Counties and are focused on closing the African American achievement gap.
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CDA certificate, Associate's Degree, or equivalent experience in early childcare education is preferred (teacher, substitute teacher, teacher assistant, babysitter, nanny, pediatrician, pediatric nurse, paraprofessional, child development therapist, etc in daycare, childcare, preschool, kindergarten, school district, summer camp, and/or other childcare-related settings.
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The Support Teacher may assist the Lead Teacher and/or Assistant Teacher with developing classroom curriculum, preparing lessons, creating a safe and healthy classroom environment, and contributing to class conversations.
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May be required to work at various locations with various assignments to include; pre-kindergarten, kindergarten, regular general education classrooms, special education, or computer learning center/lab.
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Infant - Preschool Teachers: 2 year degree in early childhood or related field preferred Pre-Kindergarten Teachers: 4 year degree in early childhood or related field required Kindergarten Teacher: 4 year degree in early childhood and certified to teach in the state in which the school operates requiredEach Primrose school is a privately owned and operated franchise, and the respective Franchise Owner is the employer at each school.
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Under the leadership of ECEP's Central Administration, this position involves providing developmentally appropriate early care and education to children ages 3 months to kindergarten eligible; supporting their families regarding early childhood education; and providing and modeling training experiences for teachers, assistant teacher, and student/classroom assistants.
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Education Assistant - Paraprofessional Are you wanting to gain work experience and help support students within a classroom setting? We are hiring short-term, long term part-time, and full-time Paraprofessional roles that support a flexible work schedule with kindergarten through high school students.
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Willingness to obtain VPK Teacher credentials from DCF. The goal of this position is to collaborate with staff to ensure that curriculum and classroom activities are properly delivered, and that the needs of the students and the goals of the center are met appropriately while we send our students off to kindergarten feeling academically prepared, socially confident, and personally happy.
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Must have high school diploma or GED for Teacher positions and a minimum of 6 months experience or related degree/certification for Assistant Director role and above. You will prepare children for kindergarten by easing them into organized education from infancy to school age using our provided curriculum.
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Successful completion of coursework in a curriculum leading to an Associate in Science degree in Teacher Aide, Educational Assistant, Early Childhood Education or equivalent, from an accredited community college which did not include the completion of a practicum which involved instruction-related activities may be substituted for the General Experience on the basis of fifteen (15) semester credits for one-half (1/2) year of the experience.
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403(B) Retirement Plan (Fortune matches up to 4% of contributions after one year of employment) PAID Teacher Induction Program. Teacher will establish a personal relationship with each student ensuring that each child feels valued as an individual.
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As an Assistant Director Lead Teacher, you will provide effective instructional strategies, classroom management, learning, assessment, evaluation and related research for children ages 3 years to 5 years old.
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Come join us at Carpe Diem Private Preschool as an Assistant Pre-K/After School Teacher! Come join us at Carpe Diem Private Preschool as an Assistant Pre-K/After School Teacher! Come be part of a team that prioritizes the success and wellbeing of our amazing employees.
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