Vacancy caducado!
Job Description: Teacher and Teacher/Administrator
Do you like working with little kids? Do you enjoy having summers off?
The Juneau Cooperative Preschool (JCP) is looking for caring, enthusiastic, and dedicated teachers to join our community.
Currently, JCP is a licensed childcare center that operates three programs during the traditional school year (summers off): MWF 9-12, Tu/Th: 9-12, and a Preschool Plus program which is M-F 9-3 (if enough students enroll).
We have openings for both part and full-time positions. These hours have some flexibility to them outside of the set teaching times for job responsibilities such as prep time, administrative, etc. Additional weekend hours (such as Sunday set up) will be required from time to time, and those hours will be part of the weekly schedule.
Position responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
-Work with teaching partners to develop and implement the preschool curriculum.
-Plan preschool activities with the safety of the children in mind.
-Create a safe and nurturing environment for our kids to learn and grow in their own unique way
Pay
$18-$24 hourly depending on position and experience
Benefits include paid time off (up to 5 weeks per year), summers off, etc.
Requirements:
- 21 years of age or older
- Ability to pass a background check
- First Aid/CPR certified
- 12 credits in early childhood care, degree in Early Childhood Development or a teaching license.
To apply, please provide a resume (which includes 3 references with contact info), as well as a cover letter as to why you are interested in this position and what experience you bring related to early childhood care/development.
JCP Philosophy
Our goal is to create a safe, positive and accepting environment where adults and children learn together. We believe it is essential for families to be in the classroom learning and participating with their children.
We encourage our children to think for themselves, solve problems, ask questions and find out what they really care about.
Our preschoolers learn these skills in a nurturing environment through dramatic play, block building, taking time to solve problems when they arise, investigating, planning, making mistakes, discussing their ideas with other children and adults, hearing good stories and songs, and playing with paint, sand, wood, and water, as well as spending time observing plants animals, natural phenomena, and exploring the outdoors.
Vacancy caducado!