Job Description:
As an Infant Teacher, your primary responsibility is to provide a nurturing and stimulating environment for infants (typically aged six weeks to 12 months). You will play a pivotal role in the early development of infants, fostering a secure attachment, and promoting sensory and motor skill development. In addition to providing excellent care, you will be actively involved in the development and implementation of an age-appropriate curriculum that supports the holistic growth of infants.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Curriculum Development:
- Develop and implement a developmentally-appropriate curriculum for infants that focuses on sensory experiences, motor skills, and social-emotional development.
- Plan and execute age-appropriate activities that stimulate infants' cognitive and physical growth.
2. Individualized Care:
- Provide individualized care and attention to each infant's unique needs, including feeding, diapering, and napping schedules.
- Foster a secure and trusting relationship with infants to support their emotional well-being.
3. Parent Communication:
- Establish and maintain open communication with parents, sharing daily updates and milestones.
- Conduct parent-teacher conferences to discuss infants' developmental progress and address any concerns.
4. Health and Safety:
- Ensure a safe and hygienic environment for infants, following health and safety guidelines.
- Monitor and address any health-related issues promptly, communicating effectively with parents.
5. Classroom Management:
- Create a warm, clean, and organized classroom environment conducive to infant development.
- Implement effective classroom management strategies, considering the unique needs of infants.
6. Collaboration:
- Work collaboratively with colleagues and support staff to create a cohesive learning environment.
- Participate in team meetings, professional development, and training sessions.
7. Documentation and Assessment:
- Maintain accurate records of each infant's daily activities, including feeding, diapering, and developmental milestones.
- Conduct ongoing assessments to track individual progress and share findings with parents.
8. Professional Development:
- Stay informed about best practices in infant care and early childhood education.
- Pursue opportunities for professional development to enhance teaching skills and knowledge.
Qualifications:
- Relevant experience working with infants in an educational setting.
-High School Diploma or Higher
- CPR and first aid certification ( certification)
-FBI Fingerprinting
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
- Patience, flexibility, and a genuine passion for working with infants.
