NC Pre-K Assistant Teacher
About Us
At Child Development Schools and local affiliate companies, we're part of a tight-knit community committed to empowering children and families across 11 states. We provide top-notch developmental education for ages six weeks to twelve years and are dedicated to creating an environment where every child can thrive, supported by compassionate educators. Our mission is to tackle the challenges facing families and educators while fostering a culture of innovation, integrity, and collaboration.
Benefits
- Compensation Package: Pay rates vary based on years of experience, county of employment, and educational qualifications.
- Family-Centered Benefits: Receive 50% off tuition for your children and exclusive access to PerkSpot for savings on major brands and services.
- Investment in Your Growth: Access up to $5,250 in tuition reimbursement, tailored professional development opportunities, coaching, mentoring, and ongoing development initiatives.
- Prioritizing Well-being: Full-time employees enjoy 9 company-paid holidays and 8 days of PTO.
- Comprehensive Health Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, 401K, life insurance, and short- & long-term disability for full-time employees.
About the Role
As a Pre-K Assistant Teacher, you will assist the NC Pre-K Lead Teacher in overseeing classroom activities, adhering to standards set by the NC Division of Child Development and Early Education, and aligning with the objectives of the current NC Pre-K Curriculum. You will contribute to creating a nurturing and positive atmosphere for children and their families while helping forge strong, supportive relationships.
Responsibilities
- Assist with the planning and implementation of learning experiences that promote developmental domains such as physical health, social-emotional growth, cognitive abilities, and creative expression.
- Play a key role in observing and assessing children's development to aid in customizing the curriculum to meet each child's unique needs.
- Support the mission of guiding young learners toward achieving their School Readiness Goals.