Lead Preschool Teacher- Full Time and Part Time

Kiddie Academy•Abingdon, MD
•$20 - $24•Onsite

About The Position

Kiddie Academy of Abingdon, the corporately owned Academy, has a rewarding opportunity for a patient, flexible, and nurturing person to join our team as a Full-Time or Part Time Lead Preschool Teacher. You’ll enjoy being part of a passionate and collaborative culture in an environment that has enhanced health and safety protocols. Kiddie Academy professionals make a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families in our community every day through our proprietary Life Essentials® curriculum, which has tailored programs for all ages. If you’re motivated by smiles and hugs from children and praise from parents, this could be the job for you.

Requirements

  • 1-year minimum early childhood education work experience
  • 45 Hour Infant Toddler Certification required
  • Must meet all requirements stipulated by the state of Maryland and local regulatory agencies
  • Must be able to lift 40 pounds on a consistent basis throughout the workday to at least waist high and pass a medical exam/physical

Nice To Haves

  • 90 Hour Preschool Certification is preferred in addition.

Responsibilities

  • Planning and implementing engaging lesson plans that align with Kiddie Academy’s Life Essentials® curriculum.
  • Providing general classroom supervision, which includes personal care, hygiene and positive guidance for the children.
  • Prepare materials and resources for children to explore, manipulate and use, both in learning activities and in active play.

Benefits

  • 100% company paid medical insurance paid for full-time employees
  • 100% company paid dental and vision insurance for you
  • Tuition discounts at the Academy
  • Curriculum based learning and customizable lesson plans
  • 401K and 4% employer match upon eligibility
  • $250 Referral Bonus Program
  • paid time off and holidays
  • paid volunteer time off to support local nonprofits
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