Toddler Teacher (Ages 2.5–3.5)

Lutheran Life CommunitiesArlington Heights, IL
7d$22 - $24Onsite

About The Position

Start a new career as a Toddler Teacher at Lutheran Life - Shepherd’s Flock Preschool located on the beautiful campus of The Lutheran Home in Arlington Heights. Shepherd’s Flock focuses on intergenerational programming bringing together the young and old for a rewarding learning experience. At Shepherd’s Flock, you will start a satisfying career in a faith-based, mission-driven organization where our team members are supported and called to serve. Shepherd’s Flock has a culture that promotes growth and recognition and invests resources back into the team.

Requirements

  • At least a two-year degree in Early Childhood Education or a related field with completion of the following courses: Human Growth and Development, Lifespan Development, etc.
  • 1 to 3 years of early childcare experience preferred
  • Must be comfortable caring for children that are 2.5-3.5 years old
  • Completed Early Childhood Education level 3 or willing to obtain post hire.
  • Completed Infant Toddler level 2 certification or willing to obtain post hire.

Responsibilities

  • Foster a nurturing and engaging learning environment for children aged 2.5- 3.5 years old.
  • Integrate teaching skills with the values and principles of the faith-based organization
  • Provide children with a well-rounded and developmentally appropriate educational experience
  • Support each child’s growth through intentional interactions, care, and guidance

Benefits

  • Health, dental, and vision insurance
  • 403b savings plan
  • Daily Pay
  • Paid Time Off
  • Tuition reimbursement program
  • WellBeing mental health support
  • 24/7 Chaplain counseling
  • 365 Program for new team member development
  • 403(b) Retirement Plan Participation
  • Holiday Pay for the Holidays Worked
  • 24/7 Chaplain Counseling
  • Team Member Assistance Program
  • Daily Pay
  • Anniversary Recognition Program
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