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12 early childhood education units (including core units), California Associate Teacher Child Development Permit, or eligibility for permit3 Infant/Toddler Child Development unitsAbility to lift/move up to 40lbs, lift children, change diapers, stand/kneel/sit at a child's height for long periods of time, climb/move around playground equipment, and intervene to help keep children safe.
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Teaching, Special Education, Sociology, Human Development, Early Childhood Development, or Psychology degree (a college degree in any field preferred) Childcare Provider, Nanny, Babysitter, Preschool/Infant Teacher, Montessori Guide, Tutor, Substitute Teacher.
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Our curriculum focuses on the six ages and stages of early childhood development and engages children in hands-on learning activities that encourage them to explore and solve problems at their own rate of development.
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Desired/Preferred Education: AA; BA; or MA in Early Childhood Education or related field with 21+ semester hours in ECE/Child Development. The Infant/Toddler Specialist provides high-quality early education and child development services, including for children with disabilities that promote children's cognitive, social, and emotional growth for later success in school.
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It's SIDS training (or willing to acquire within 30 days of hire) The Learning Experience At The Learning Experience, we make early education joyful, engaging and fun so children are happy to Learn, Play and Grow. Our curriculum focuses on the six ages and stages of early childhood development and engages children in hands-on learning activities that encourage them to explore and solve problems at their own rate of development.
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The ideal candidate would have experience in childcare center leadership, great communication skills, and a bachelors degree in early childhood education. - Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education or related field is preferred.
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Mile High Early Learning has multiple openings for Infant and Toddler Teachers at several locations; Five Points, Southwest, and East Colfax. Mile High Early Learning is a premier provider of early care and education for children 6 weeks to five years focused on growing great young minds and preparing them for kindergarten and the world using a Montessori inspired curriculum approach.
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Knowledge of the early childhood field and developmentally appropriate practices; thorough understanding of child development in early childhood education setting. Bachelor’s degree in early childhood education or a related education field is required.
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Preferred educational requirements: Related degree (Masters, Bachelors, or Associates) in Child Development, Early Childhood Education, Child and Family Studies or related field. The Associate Executive Director oversees the Child Development Center with children, age infant to 5 years old.
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As a Baby Signs certified instructor, you will have the opportunity to teach parent workshops, infant/toddler play classes, early childhood educator training, and other enrichment classes for parents and children from birth to age 5.
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The training program covers infant sign language, early childhood development, and the Baby Signs curriculum. Are you passionate about early childhood development and helping babies and toddlers learn.
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Early childhood, early learning, childcare, education, CDA, kindergarten, children, tutoring, teacher, educator, tutor, preschool, pre-k, classroom, daycare, pre-k, Kindergarten, infant, teacher.
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Minimum requirements are a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education, Early Childhood Education, Child Development, Social Work, Psychology, Sociology, Family & Consumer Science, or any related field considered and plus 1 -3 years’ experience working with children birth to six years old.
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Must have a minimum of Bachelors’ degree in the field of early childhood education, Elementary Education and or Business administration. ’ in preschool, Infant/toddler and school age is required.
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Master's Degree in Early Childhood Education with an emphasis in Special Education, Infant-Toddler Studies/Early Intervention and/or Infant, Child Mental Health.
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