Early childhood Assistant Teacher and Principal assistant

Build your career in the early childhood education field and become a valued member of our team at Monarch Montessori School! We are currently seeking an enthusiastic, qualified, energetic, and most importantly, warm-hearted individual, who is passionate about working with children.

Monarch Montessori School strives to offer an environment where the children feel free to explore, develop a love for learning and learn at their own pace. According to the Montessori pedagogy, our program aims to entice young minds and foster curiosity.

The successful/ideal applicant should possess the following:

• Holds an AMI/MACTE accredited Montessori Certificate or is currently enrolled in an accredited program
• Holds a Bachelor degree
• Holds a ECEA (Early Childhood Educator Assistant Certificate) or ECE License
• Holds a First Aid Certificate
• Mandarin language skill is an asset

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Work under the guidance of the principal and lead teacher.
• Support individual and group activities aimed at fostering the social, emotional, and academic   development of children.
• Help teacher to plan language programs, engaging children through storytelling, crafting, and performing art.
• Help teachers to prepare the material for children and the school events.
• Assist the lead teacher in creating and sustaining a positive classroom atmosphere.
• Aid students individually or in small groups, fostering learning under the teacher’s supervision.
• Guide and support children in developing independence in self-care.
• Prepare snacks and arrange rooms or furniture for meals and school events.
• Observe and report on the individual development of children to the lead teacher.
• Evaluate children’s abilities, interests, and needs, discussing progress or challenges with the head teacher, principal, and other staff members.
• Maintain accurate records of children, encompassing social-emotional development and academic performance.
• Assist the principal in filing administrative reports, such as observation reports, incident reports, and monthly work records.
• Organize and participate in staff meetings, professional development sessions, and other school-related events to enhance overall professional growth and development.
• Foster collaborative relationships with colleagues and community service providers working with children.
• Plan and uphold an environment ensuring the health, security, and well-being of children.
• Clean the classroom, washroom, and office with other staff regularly.
• Demonstrate experience working with children from diverse backgrounds.

Benefits:

• Extended Health Care Plan
• Paid time off

Salary: $20.00 to $25.00 hourly (to be negotiated) / 40 hours per week

Benefits: Health benefits; other benefits

This is a full-time position, with the opportunity for professional growth and career stability.

Please note that only qualified candidates will be contacted for interview.