Infant Teachers

Care-O-World•Washington, NC

6d•$10 - $14

About The Position

Join Our Village in Washington, NC! Now Hiring: Infant Lead Teachers & Co-Teachers Are you passionate about the magic of the first year of life? Care-O-World is looking for dedicated early childhood professionals to join our Washington center. We believe that infants deserve a world where they feel secure, confident, and free to explore—and we want YOU to help us build it. Why Choose the Care-O-World Team? Competitive Compensation: Earn a wage that respects your expertise. Grow With Us: We are a growing organization with real opportunities for career advancement. A Supportive Village: Work alongside a team of professionals who share your heart for early education. A Life Outside Work: Enjoy your weekends off and a set Monday–Friday schedule. The Benefits of Excellence Health & Security: Health insurance, Life insurance, and Retirement planning. Work-Life Balance: Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) and employee discounts. Invest in Your Future: Professional development assistance and Tuition Reimbursement to help you reach your goals. Your Role: Building the Foundation In our infant classrooms, the Lead and Co-Teacher are a TEAM . Together, you will be the primary caregivers and educators for our littlest learners.

Requirements

Education: 2-year Associate’s degree in Early Childhood (or related field) preferred.
Experience: 6+ months of verifiable teaching experience in a licensed setting preferred .

Nice To Haves

Certifications: NC B-K Initial License is highly valued.

Responsibilities

Create a Sanctuary: Maintain a safe, sanitary, and nurturing environment following all NC-DCDEE and CACFP regulations.
Intentional Teaching: Plan and implement age-appropriate activities that promote sensory, motor, and social-emotional development.
Form Partnerships: Build strong, communication-based relationships with families to ensure their baby’s needs are met with consistency.
Mastery of Care: Maintain high standards of classroom management while keeping infants engaged and thriving.