Instruct preschool-aged children and toddlers in activities designed to promote social, physical, and intellectual growth.

• Planning and Implementing Lessons
• Creating a Safe and Engaging Environment
• Teaching and Facilitating Learning
• Assessing and Monitoring Child Progress
• Communication with Parents and Guardians
• Collaborating with Colleagues and Support Staff
• Promoting Social and Emotional Development
• Providing Individualized Support
• Health and Safety Responsibilities:
• Professional Development

• Have a minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent and some completed formal education in early childhood education or a related field.
• Previous experience working with young children
• Should have a solid understanding of child development principles and milestones for children
• Effective communication skills. You should be able to communicate clearly, listen attentively, and express ideas in a child-friendly manner. Additionally, having strong interpersonal skills enables you to build positive relationships with children and create a nurturing classroom environment.
• Be creative and resourceful in planning engaging and age-appropriate activities that promote learning through play. Developing lesson plans, creating educational materials, and utilizing different teaching strategies to stimulate children's curiosity and exploration.
• Be able to establish rules and routines, implementing behavior management techniques, and maintaining a safe and organized learning environment.
• should be familiar with health and safety guidelines specific to early childhood settings. 
• A genuine passion for working with young children and helping them learn and grow is essential for becoming a successful preschool teacher. Demonstrating enthusiasm, empathy, and a commitment to the well-being and development of each child can make a significant difference in their early educational experience.

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