Lead Teacher - Archdale - Childcare Network

Description

Overview

We're a dynamic movement shaping the future of early childhood education at Childcare Network. Our mission is to empower children and families across 11 states with top-notch developmental education for ages six weeks to twelve years.

Why Choose Us?
Joining Childcare Network offers a comprehensive package of benefits and rewards:

• Compensation Package: Starting pay at our schools in your area is $14 per hour, carefully determined by directors based on experience, credentials, education, and school needs.
• Family-Centered Benefits: Receive 50% off tuition for your children Plus, gain exclusive access to PerkSpot for savings on major brands and services.
• Investment in Your Growth: Access up to $5,250 in tuition reimbursement and tailored professional development opportunities, including coaching, mentoring, and ongoing development initiatives.
• Prioritizing Well-being: Full time employees enjoy 9 Company Paid Holidays and 8 days of PTO to focus on self-care and recharge when needed.
• Comprehensive Health Benefits: We offer a full suite of employee benefits, including Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K, Life Insurance, and Short- & Long-Term Disability for full time employees.

You Might Be the Perfect Fit if You:

• Are at least 18 years old, hold a High School Diploma or its equivalent, are able to pass a background check, and have experience in a licensed childcare center with one of the following qualifications: NC Early Childhood Credential, post-secondary degree in Early Childhood or equivalent, completion of a two-year high school ECE program, or 20 hours of training in child development.
• Have genuine empathy and understanding of children's needs and development.
• Possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Exhibit flexibility and adaptability to meet community needs and respond to changing circumstances.
• Capable of meeting the physical demands of working with children.

Your Role as a Lead Teacher:
As a Lead Teacher, you'll lead classrooms, guide young learners while prioritizing their safety and well-being, plan engaging activities that promote growth across various areas of development, and cultivate strong partnerships with parents through open communication.