Preschool Spanish Teacher
About The Position
The Lead Preschool Spanish Teacher is responsible for implementing the Amazing Explorers Academy (AEA) curriculum while creating an engaging, nurturing, and developmentally appropriate Spanish-language learning environment. The teacher will inspire young minds by fostering a love for learning, language development, and cultural awareness. The Lead Preschool Spanish Teacher will collaborate with a supportive team to create a positive and enriching educational experience. The teacher will conduct assessments to monitor children's growth and identify areas of improvement, maintain developmental profiles, and participate in formal parent/teacher meetings. Teachers must understand and follow Amazing Explorers Academy policies, procedures, and expectations.
Requirements
- Must be at least 21 years old.
- DCF 45 hrs. CDA or higher in Early Childhood Education
- Classroom teaching experience in an accredited early childhood facility.
- Strong Spanish-speaking skills
- Knowledge of child development and developmentally appropriate practices.
- Pleasant, friendly demeanor and an outgoing personality.
- Strong communication, organization, and classroom management skills.
- Ability to work collaboratively with children, families, and staff.
- Highly professional, dependable, responsible, and committed to providing quality care and education.
- Must understand and follow Amazing Explorers Academy policies, procedures, and expectations.
Nice To Haves
- Spanish teaching experience preferred.
Responsibilities
- Maintain classroom appearance, cleanliness, organization, and safety.
- Implement developmentally appropriate Spanish-language lessons, activities, and experiences.
- Plan and implement lesson plans, programs, and daily schedules.
- Provide engaging Spanish instruction through songs, stories, conversations, games, and hands-on activities.
- Prepare instructional aids, materials, and classroom resources.
- Supervise and actively engage children during classroom activities, transitions, outdoor play, meals, and daily routines.
- Provide guidance and support for children's social, academic, emotional, and adjustment needs.
- Conduct assessments to monitor children's development, growth, and areas for improvement.
- Maintain accurate developmental profiles and required classroom documentation.
- Complete necessary paperwork, including daily notes, accident reports, attendance, and other required records.
- Communicate regularly with parents regarding children's development, progress, and daily experiences.
- Schedule and conduct parent/teacher conferences and participate in formal parent meetings.
- Attend staff meetings, academy events, professional development, and parent meetings.
- Assist with meal times, cleanup, hygiene routines, and classroom transitions.
- Ensure equipment and classroom materials are in good condition and used properly.
- Arrange the classroom to provide well-defined and engaging interest areas.
- Direct and support other classroom staff in maintaining classroom order, routines, safety, and quality.
- Manage classroom bulletin boards and family information boards.
- Follow all required medication schedules and procedures.
- Maintain a positive, welcoming, and professional relationship with children, families, and staff.
- Perform other assigned duties as required.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree
