The lead teacher at a preschool is responsible for planning and implementing curriculum, supervising children, communication with parents, and providing a safe and nurturing environment for young learners.

The duties of a preschool lead teacher include planning and implementing lessons, supervising children, assessing student progress, communicating with parents, maintaining a safe environment, and collaborating with other staff members

To qualify as a preschool lead teacher, a candidate typically needs a bachelor's degree in a child-related field, such as early childhood education or child development. Candidates with unrelated degree but programmatic experience can be accepted.

Trainings and certifications like CPR, First Aid, AED, MAT

Paid Federal Government holidays after a year of employment.