Spanish Lead Enrichment Teacher

The Goddard School•Alpharetta, GA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Goddard School in Alpharetta, Georgia, is seeking a passionate Spanish teacher to introduce young children to Spanish language and culture through fun, interactive, developmentally appropriate experiences. The teacher will work with children in preschool and incorporate Spanish into daily routines and classroom experiences. Instruction may include songs, storytelling, games, movement, conversation, and hands-on activities, while supporting children’s social, emotional, and cognitive development. The role also involves collaborating with classroom teachers, maintaining children’s health and safety, engaging with families, and participating in staff meetings, training, and professional development. The school describes its environment as welcoming, supportive, engaging, and focused on teachers’ professional growth.

Requirements

Fluency in Spanish is required.
A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
Be able to complete required background checks and state training.
Be able to lift up to 50 lbs. in connection with handling children.
Be creative, energetic, patient, and enthusiastic about early childhood education.
Have strong communication and teamwork skills.

Nice To Haves

Native or near-native Spanish proficiency.
Strong English communication skills.
A degree in Education, Early Childhood Education, Spanish, or a related field.
Previous experience teaching Spanish or working with young children.
Experience with children from infancy through age five.

Responsibilities

Introduce Spanish vocabulary, greetings, numbers, colors, shapes, animals, and everyday phrases through engaging activities.
Use songs, music, storytelling, games, movement, and hands-on activities to make language learning fun.
Adapt Spanish activities to the developmental needs of infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and Pre-K students.
Incorporate Spanish naturally into classroom routines, transitions, playtime, and everyday interactions.
Introduce children to Spanish-speaking cultures, traditions, music, and celebrations.
Partner with classroom teachers to reinforce Spanish language concepts throughout the school day.
Maintain active supervision and follow school policies, licensing regulations, and safety procedures.
Share classroom activities and children's language-learning progress with families.
Participate in staff meetings, training, and ongoing professional development.