Preeschool / Early Education Enrichment Teacher

Job duties

Original text, as filed with the Department of Labor.

• Implement parent-provided early childhood development curriculum that supports the different areas of child development and aligns with the family’s established values and home environment for children aged 2, 4 and 7.
• Stimulate the intellectual, physical and emotional growth and development by teaching basic language skills, providing interactive learning activities and ensuring over-all wellbeing.
• Develop interactive and sensory activities tailored to the child’s attention span, ensuring developmental growth. Use behavior management techniques, such as reward systems, to encourage task completion and good behavior.
• Employ structured routines and calming strategies to manage ADHD symptoms and promote the child’s emotional stability.
• Assist with daily tasks such as feeding, grooming, and personal hygiene, considering the child’s unique physical and developmental needs.
• Manage allergy management protocols to ensure exposure to known allergy triggers are avoided and to provide appropriate medications and/or care if allergy is triggered.
• Source and execute activities, field trips, etc., that support developmental, language and cultural enrichment activities.
• Update parents regarding the child’s progress against developmental goals.
• Transport child to and from various activities.
• Organize games, art, music, and field trips to foster overall development.
• Reinforce character formation rooted in kindness, honesty, patience, self-control, forgiveness, and gratitude
• Respect and support the family’s moral framework in caregiving and educational practices.

Requirements

First Aid and CPR certified (or ability to become so) also required.

Ability to lift up to 25 pounds regularly; passport and ability to travel both domestically and internationally also required. Minimum one (1) year of hands-on experience working with children diagnosed with ADHD, including applying structured routines, behavioral management strategies, and calming techniques appropriate for young children with attention and self-regulation challenges. Knowledge and/or experience with management of allergy protocols.

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